Examples of using Being based in English and their translations into Slovak
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Being based, soi-disant, on the scholarly researches of Sanskritists
It tightly clung to the mistakes of the past, being based upon the underlying MS-DOS architecture for basic OS functions such as file system access.
with contributions being based proportionally on each country's per capita GDP.
Then we found out in 2015 that ranking search results started being based on entity metrics.
A vision being based on the strengths of the Union
Being based in Switzerland or Germany does not allow you to escape from the dollar's dominance.
Most of their origin stories were changed from being based in magic to being based in science fiction.
Shared parental care may also be regulated by a court of law, the court's ruling being based on the parents' arrangements regarding all relevant issues in the Shared Parental Care Plan.
Despite being based in the United Kingdom it does not conduct retail banking in the United Kingdom.
But their contentions have long been refuted as being based on false, partly even fraudulent, evidence.
A highly strong and highly elastic sheeting. Being based on natural rubber it provides also an enhanced wear resistance.
social order being based on respect for the knowledge
social order being based on respect for the knowledge
The decision whether to treat high or high-normal serum cholesterol in an elderly individual needs to be individualized, being based upon both chronological and physiologic age.
all logicians, their objections and arguments being based on strict reasoning.
If the submitted manuscript is being suspected from being based on a previously published work,
I am extremely concerned that a government department could determine the future of another human being based on such a profound misunderstanding of the texts
longer-lasting threat, being based not on a single leader's personality
I am extremely concerned that a government department could determine the future of another human being based on such a profound misunderstanding of the texts