Examples of using Commentators in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Some commentators in the world-famed slovenian novel Alamut(1938)
DFS drew more fire than most commentators expected when its original proposal prohibited a licensee from counting its digital currency holdings toward its minimum capitalization requirement.
These statements have left many commentators and policy experts baffled,
Several commentators suggested that Xenocrates was speaking of the form(ideal)
Now to many commentators, cumulative cultural adaptation,
Even look at the commentators. They started to take their headsets off before he was even counted out.
one of America's leading commentators on issues of religion
It is interesting to hear that some commentators like to pass comments on things they clearly do not understand.
passages in the works of Alexander and several other commentators indicate that Xenocrates was a much stronger proponent of this idea.
Rupert Murdoch's decision to sell most of Fox has surprised many commentators given his desire to continually expand his media empire over the past five decades.
RTV Slovenia therefore seeks to select commentators whose background qualifies them to give expert opinions based on accurate information.
Twitter of censoring him and conservative commentators.
The modular space solutions can also be used as booths for commentators, referees or TV stations.
editors of various media and regular commentators in the Slovenian media,
ridicule journalists and commentators on a weekly basis.
Every day, the largest right-wing opposition party rushes to smear anyone who dares to criticize the trend: journalists, commentators, experts.
The 1989 uprising against communism in Eastern Europe was a bid for freedom, and for many commentators it was little more than that.
That stark fact so alarmed some Bible commentators in the past that they claimed that she was merely an innkeeper.
According to some commentators, it can be considered a failed state- a state where there is no rule of law, because of civilian conflict and widespread violence.
Mary Sharpe joined Jess McBeath and other commentators on the Kaye Adams show on 17 October 2019 looking at the wisdom of the judgement from a child-protection point of view.