Examples of using Emanates from in English and their translations into Slovak
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(1) All power emanates from the people, who exercise it by means of elected representatives or directly.
in turn, emanates from the Greek"dekas", which can be translated as"ten.".
This spirit emanates from the Conference Center
inalienable right which emanates from the dignity of the human being.'.
Radon is a radioactive gas that emanates from rocks and soils
Much of the character of the Los Arboles hotel emanates from the hand prepared, traditional Mexican food served in El Mirasol.
This also emanates from God, and is something which He sometimes supplements by miracles.
You are part of the spiritual force of love that emanates from God and which will transform the evil of this world into its counterpart.
inalienable right that emanates from the dignity of the human being.".
Radon is a radioactive gas that emanates from rocks and soils
It a bourgeois concept that emanates from an anachronistic white, male constitution that
can too become experts in that humanity that emanates from the Benedictine Rule.
The proposals encourage further adherence to the principle of the more appropriate authority which emanates from the principle of subsidiarity.
Radon is a radioactive gas that emanates from rocks and soils
We speak of organic painting that emanates from nature and talks about human,
can become themselves experts in that humanism that emanates from the Rule of St Benedict.
to master the energy that emanates from our own emotions.
the stillness, that emanates from the real self.
the name has come to refer to the neighborhood that emanates from this tony two-block enclave.
this gentle strength and warmth that emanates from her at all times.