Examples of using Some observers in English and their translations into Slovak
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Some observers believe. O'Shea's bid for the city's top job was fatally damaged a year ago by the video that showed him ordering the shacklesremoved from a murder suspect who then escaped custody.
Some observers blamed the Muslim riots in France in 2005,
Some observers derided Trump's claim that Montenegro is aggressive, re-circulating online a
He became one of the youngest generals in the Yugoslav People's Army in the 1960s- a fact which some observers linked to the fact that he came from Zagorje,
At the time some observers went so far as to describe it as being one of the most progressive in the region, possibly the world, because once a complaint is officially lodged,
naggingly elevated unemployment strikes some observers as nothing short of mind-boggling.
Some observers feel that, on account of the Laval judgement,
In the long term, some observers foresee the simplification of the value chain,
To at least some observers, the about-face sent a signal that the priests had called Francis's bluff,
Mr Putin's second- and constitutionally final- term in office ends next year, and some observers have suggested he could attempt to amend the constitution to remain in office.
Some observers believe that the strong copyleft provided by the GPL was crucial to the success of Linux,
Some observers of the maritime scene have recently declared the rise of the“post-naval era”,
Some observers have reflected that the perceived reluctance of many existing member states to proceed with the accession of Turkey to the EU is based on doubts over whether a country with more than 90% Muslim population can follow what many perceive to be the Christian basis of a"European" identity.
Some observers say North Korea's threat may be a tactic to pressure the U.S. into making concessions as a restart of nuclear
Some observers say North Korea's threat may be a tactic to pressure the U.S. into making concessions as restarting nuclear and long-range missile tests would likely derail negotiations, deepen its international isolation
Some observers have reflected that the perceived reluctance of many existing member states to proceed with the accession of Turkey to the EU is based on doubts over whether a country with more than 90% Muslim population can follow what many perceive to be the Christian basis of a"European" identity.
Some observers say North Korea's threat may be a tactic to pressure the U.S. into making concessions as restarting nuclear
especially since the downfall of Milosevic in Serbia in 2000, some observers have talked of an‘action template'- meaning popular nonviolent action overthrowing a corrupt
especially since the downfall of Milošević in Serbia in 2000, some observers have talked of an'action template',
Some observers stated.