Examples of using Contend in English and their translations into Slovak
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Clearly, babies born in the U.S. don't have to contend with all the diseases and parasites
The Belgian and German Governments contend that this question should be answered in the affirmative.
Conversely, a virus scanner must contend with thousands of new threats discovered each month
Soon afterward, Gore also had to contend with the Lewinsky scandal,
OHIM and Sämann both contend that the appeal is, on the one hand,
But you will also have to contend with the energy of Mars,
The Council and the Commission contend that the third ground of appeal is,
Their global competitors do not have to contend with such requirements or, if they do,
We will have to contend with the opposition factor called the flesh,
Who is he who will contend with me? For then would I hold my peace and give up the spirit.
tight spaces- these are just some of the obstacles truck drivers operating in urban areas must contend with.
Though you will have to contend with shipping costs,
The applicants contend that in the present case the first Altmark condition is not satisfied because there are no SGEI obligations connected with the RES.
Operators in the agri-food sector have to contend with increasingly keen competition
And it is difficult because they have to contend not only with the extreme Eurosceptics within Parliament
is going to have to contend with this reality.
Therefore I will still contend with you,' the Lord says,'And I will contend with your children's children.
OHIM and Sissi Rossi contend that the Court should dismiss the appeal
Contend with fire, flood,
the applicants contend that the Commission's findings regarding the possibility