Examples of using Supposes in English and their translations into Slovak
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of the world and of history, but supposes as well an indispensable link with faith and with what has been revealed.
in which Paul evidently supposes that some are in fact lost.
I'm completly lost what it does and how it supposes and functions….
by the general relativism that supposes all ideologies are equally true(and hence equally false).”.
that it'requires a life-long learning process which supposes both that future adult citizens be nourished by democracy
It supposes that everyone contributes to the movement of energy within the Union
It is a sort of supreme moral idealism that supposes that a society created out of such hatreds would lead to a harmonious future without conflict
If we are all equal, as it supposes, then the only reason many non-whites fail to become CEO's of multinational firms is perceived to be a consequence of white oppression rather than an innate lack of ability.
even if their validation supposes a long and costly bureaucratic process.
If they are not to be coerced into this- in which case you cease to have a free regime- they have to want to do it, and this supposes that they have a strong sense that belonging to this polity,
on the contrary it supposes an invitation to make contact with what is necrosed in us
Second, the treatment abroad must be necessary in terms of the medical condition of the person concerned, which supposes that adequate care cannot be provided without undue delay by a care provider which has entered into an agreement with a sickness insurance fund in the first Member State.”.
The fingerprint supposes the direct manipulation of the substance that will be used to create the work.
all the details of his life, and yet supposes that he is“resting on the Finished Work of Christ' is deluded by the Devil.
in all the details of life, and yet supposes that he is“resting on the Finished Work of Christ” is deluded by the Devil.
in all the details of life, and yet supposes that he is resting on the"Finished Work of Christ" is deluded by the Devil!
the exercise of the rights of war supposes that there is no treaty of peace.
all the details of his life, and yet supposes that he is“resting on the finished work of Christ” is being deluded by the devil.
Third-party notice supposes that a party to an ongoing proceeding(initial proceeding) has reason to fear an unfavourable outcome, but also has reason
you probably know the theological argument that supposes that you find a watch on a beach,