Examples of using Ascribed in English and their translations into Slovak
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it is not a supportable inference that he ascribed canonical status or historicity to them.”.
During this process of transformation, one moves from an ascribed status to an achieved status.
The young man often recalled this impression afterwards, and even ascribed it to presentiment.
During the process of social transformation, a person moves from an ascribed status to an achieved status.
This scheme is ascribed by Diogenes Laërtius to an ancient scholar
Perhaps they should be ascribed… to my friend Mr. Noyes who is I think standing beside me.
is the importance ascribed by MEPs to the common position of the European Union.
The fact that most of the claims ascribed by the Decretals to the early bishops of Rome had been made by one
Amazonia once ascribed to Homer(perhaps a different version of or another name for Aethiopis).
are places to which no meaning is ascribed.
even people which you use in gene therapy which was later treated in this ascribed.
which implies that an ascribed use value of goods changes as well.
However, purely technical data that can be ascribed to a person is also to be considered personal data.
Psycho-analysis has restored to dreams the importance which was generally ascribed to them in ancient times, but it treats them differently.
to reject beliefs previously held, or previously ascribed.
(56) The meaning which the General Court ascribed to those assertions does not in my view contradict their content.
a whole host of other commonly ascribed“female” attributes.
to which date this copy is ascribed, it was looked upon as part of the historical material belonging to that province.
a literary text ascribed to the Third Dynasty of Ur
Holiness, whether ascribed to Popes well-known to history