Examples of using Imparting 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
which is imparting ways for oriental medicine techniques.
You haven't yet realized what I was most concerned about when I began imparting the Dafa in the early days.
you might leave a couple of euros to your guide to thank him for imparting his knowledge to you.
labradorite is a useful companion through change, imparting strength and perseverance.
thereby imparting the cheese its characteristic blue shade.
Benzophenone UV absorber is an ultraviolet light absorber(UVA) of the benzophenone class, imparting good light stability.
Different stains for wood, besides imparting color saturation
We educate future business leaders and experts by imparting management and economic knowledge, developing interdisciplinary….
fuller and shinier besides imparting an amazing scent.
Just now I said that in imparting the Law I am being responsible to people,
We educate future business leaders and experts by imparting management and economic knowledge, developing interdisciplinary and international awareness and strengthening character.
Draws attention also to the valuable social role that older people play by imparting values and experience to others
argan oil- protects the hair from straightening iron heat, imparting shine and softness.
improves the overall appearance of your skin by imparting a more youthful
lowering the bread's glycemic index and imparting a pleasant, faintly sour taste.
Dear young people, before imparting the blessing to you I wanted to tell you something else.
Back when I was imparting the Fa, I always said that those who had psychosis were not allowed in the seminars.
The Great Law that I am imparting is the fundamental Great Law of the Cosmos that encompasses all.
Not only has the press the task of imparting such information and ideas; the public has a right to receive them.
But that said, when imparting the Fa you of course need to do it according to people's ability to accept things.

