Examples of using It stems in English and their translations into Slovak
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It stems from the advice provided by the STECF that harvesting a constant proportion of the spawning stock biomass would provide for sustainable stock management.
And so that some of my wealth does go back to the industry from which it stems, I have also founded the Oxford Internet Institute
It stems from the wish to improve performance at all levels by means of comparing know-how
The statue of the Madonna is among the most precious items in the church, as it stems from 1510 and was made in the workshop of Master Paul.
I call this fear the Fatal Flaw because it stems from a belief that something is inherently wrong with you.
in its structure and content it stems from the territorial particularities.
This seems counterintuitive, but it stems from the fact that investors have purchased the company's debt,
It stems from things unsaid,
Psychotherapists say that it stems from the fact that people unconsciously suffer from a life dependent on insulin injections.
The Palestinians say it stems from frustration over nearly half a century of Israeli occupation.
It stems from the monitoring, that 33% of appointed candidates have close person in the judiciary.
It stems from an obvious fact:
It stems from the fact that using the good, we have to respond to
When things don't go well it stems from poor cooperation or not giving it enough priority.
It stems from a tendency to resist
This can't really be considered Master's doing since it stems from your own cultivation.
But best of all it looks in pots where it stems, twisting, hanging.
the Epiphany, and it stems from the story in the Gospel of Matthew,
must still recognize the primacy of philosophical enquiry, from which it stems and which it ought loyally to serve.
It's not easy to get four straight league wins, it stems from the work we have been doing since the very start of pre-season