Examples of using Engender in English and their translations into Slovak
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reject the discriminatory term minorities which engender feelings of isolation and inferiority.
In this and other cases, older workers engender additional concern and must benefit from
Some policies engender adjustment costs
charity which unite us with Christ and with one another and engender love for the poor and the abandoned.”.
It is extraordinary to see how one of the most sophisticated of theories can engender such a stupid hubbub.
accomplishment can help to grow the business and engender customer trust.
we investigated whether mumps might engender immunity to ovarian cancer through antibodies against the cancer-associated antigen MUC1 abnormally expressed in the inflamed parotid gland.
Let the pious memory of his sufferings engender in thee such a disgust and abhorrence of all
shame will lose its joy and eventually engender resistance.
Our actions engender hope hope for us and for others but at the same
So on the one hand, our actions engender hope for us and for others; but at the same time,
giving you the impression of playing two different games and can engender twice the gains?
to provide assurance, engender mutual confidence
To think that all the works of practical magic can be performed with only the force of the mind is as absurd as to think that a man can engender a child without touching a woman.
which can further enhance the EU's profile and engender cooperation between international institutions.
which can engender more violence and insecurity
Honesty in expressing one's own emotions can hurt another, engender in him a feeling of uselessness,
Life dots not engender death; darkness is not the origin of light;
actions that might engender divisions and factions in the Church.
a policy that must inevitably engender new imperialist wars,