Examples of using The basic question in English and their translations into Slovak
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The basic question in hermeneutics is:
Thus, the basic question we need to ask ourselves is,“What type of life do we want to live?”?
Saga-san: The purpose of Toyota Gazoo Racing is quite straightforward and goes back to the basic question of why we participate in motorsport.
Throughout history, humankind has sought to answer the basic question: Why are we born?
But the basic question remains: why should this report be debated in the European Parliament at all?
It still didn't answer the basic question- what were we really doing?
let's answer the basic question;
The basic question one must ask is this:
because that is the basic question: what happens, what prevents it?
This is a difference which also has to do with the basic question of what exactly it is that is going on in the silent aloneness of‘meditation'- and not just what is spiritually expected or believed to be going on.
Descriptive answer for the basic question, whether energy passive buildings are up-to-date trend
Accordingly, I shall proceed in the present cases by dealing first with(A) the basic question of whether the use by Google, in AdWords, of keywords which correspond to trade marks constitutes a trade mark infringement;
However, they cannot answer the basic question of whether sport ultimately has a social role
This does, however, beg the basic question as to how we deal with data protection on the Internet,
we really have to ask the basic question: is our aim in adopting this decision on the European globalisation fund appropriate?
but it raises the basic question of who will advocate the European Union?
The basic question put to the political leaders of several European Member States faced with the situation of public debt is a case of trying to square the circle:
Although the result of the application of the relevant provisions of the EStG in the circumstances of this case may be to deny Mr Schempp an advantage which he would have enjoyed if his former spouse had been resident in Germany, the basic question for the purpose of applying the discrimination test of Article 12 EC is whether the criterion on which this differential treatment is based relates directly