Examples of using Be attributed in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
This data cannot be attributed to a particular person
This data cannot be attributed to any specific person
Regardless of any conflicting terms in the Contractual Basis, the Company is not liable to the customer for the non-fulfillment of obligations that can be attributed to force majeure.
Perhaps this can be attributed to the rhythm of life
Plastic pipes can be attributed to a new generation of materials that have a lot of advantages compared to the heavy metal samples.
these changes are hard to identify in toddlers and may be attributed to another condition or not perceived as abnormal.
this comparison can be attributed to a dog that was taken for hunting a mountain leopard.
To single varieties can be attributed"Danik" with its meter crown in the form of a ball,
To drawbacks can be attributed great weight
these changes are hard to identify in toddlers and may be attributed to another condition or not perceived as abnormal.
An improvement in the results in this area can be attributed to enhanced awareness as well as a tradition of testing.
Crop and agricultural losses can be attributed to dying crops,
for such systems can be attributed autonomous.
Regardless of any possible conflicting terms in the Agreement, the Company is not liable to the Customer for non-fulfilment of obligations that can be attributed to force majeure.
It can also be attributed to the subject of logic games,
Passage of mazes can also be attributed to this section, as the main task is to find a true labyrinth path.
so results cannot be attributed to any individual patient.
This also can be attributed, and located near a heater material- they can also increase the spread of flame.
It's unlikely that the effect on body weight in the general population can be attributed only to the high TEF of alcohol.
To nonhormonal drugs of basic therapy should be attributed intal, tayled,