Examples of using Precede in English and their translations into Slovak
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With figure 7 there are several important dates that precede the beginning of the Olympics
The company is terminated on the day of removal from the Slovak commercial register, to which, however, the dissolution of the company precede.
Thus, in a constitutional democracy, the power of a current majority is checked by the verdicts of majorities that precede and follow it.
lumbar region- precede the onset of menstruation.
Did Farrell's nomination to such a high post precede or follow the opening of this investigation?
The number should precede any of the keywords minute,
The temporal adverbial clause can either precede the main clause
In women, during the few days that precede menses, the body retains more water,
but you can precede it with an exclamation point(!).
Usually confidence levels“move” similarly to economic cycles- some studies even find that confidence levels precede the actual economic cycles.
Within the same degree, the male shall precede the female; and for the same sex, the older shall precede the younger.
often be close and thus a change of the structure has to precede the transfer.
other metabolism parameters which precede the ischemic heart damage.
First, press SCAF to build the civil society that must precede real democracy,
For example, a record with two date fields might require that values of one field always precede values of the other field(for example, StartDate is before EndDate).
it would have to precede itself in existence, which is impossible.
and the readings which precede it should not be omitted.
which has a married priesthood, married priests must refrain from marital relations in the days that precede the celebration of Mass.
So, various factors, diseases and their course can precede the occurrence of this pathology,
Given that Green Papers usually precede texts of a legal nature,