Examples of using Vehement in English and their translations into Slovak
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but it is vehement with regard to the form taken by the disputed provisions.
published the article in translation but came under such vehement criticism that the editors pulled my analysis.
However, the filmmakers were concerned that the vehement argument was too violent and dark for the film's tone,
But, while he stated his vehement opposition, the Belgian Provincialate of the Brothers of Charity, the nonprofit association
only much more vehement.
Otherwise, the multi-billion airline industry will prove a tempting target for ever more vehement climate protest.
It therefore deserves our vehement condemnation and everyone's unreserved commitment to its eradication I hope that more countries will join the group of states that have abandoned this practice forever.
Mabel Tolkien was received into the Roman Catholic Church in 1900 despite vehement protests by her Baptist family,
Vehement dispute with Ukraine,
A vehement dispute with Ukraine,
A vehement dispute with Ukraine,
With what vehement and bitter sorrow was I indignant at the Manichaeans;
But I will just say that I am extremely vehement with regard to my objection for Lotus being used, and apparently that vehemence was sufficient
This possibility does not reduce my vehement opposition to the Iran deal but it does add
The light suspicion caused by his first excommunication became in turn a vehement and then a violent suspicion which,
remains a vehement opponent of the Affordable Care Act,
social debate in some Member States, increasingly vehement verbal attacks are being made on the rights of immigrants, which is leading to tougher legislation and heightened xenophobia.
East Jerusalem along with the vehement denial of the right of the Palestinian refugees to return to their homeland.
faith came to vehement expression after my publication of an article on the topic in the New York Times on July 7, 2005.
The unsatisfactory results of the absorption of funds so far become arguments in a vehement campaign of the domestic opposition that has repeatedly tried to discredit the country even here, in the plenary hall of the European Parliament.