Examples of using Bulwark in English and their translations into Swedish
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which had found here its surest bulwark.
In front of the talking statue of Pasquino, Viviana and Marco are a bulwark of culinary quality.
is the bulwark of the national feeling against Rome.
To Western Europe, Russia has long ceased to be a bulwark of reaction and absolutism.
we saw it as the successor to Byzantium and a bulwark for Europe against invaders from the East.
steel that acts as a bulwark against this… these horrors of this world.
On this route you cross the water with a rowing ferry from Baabe bulwark to Moritzdorf.
Article 14 is a bulwark that we can rely on to prevent the transfer to third countries,
Only yesterday the big battleships had been officially regarded as the bulwark of the revolution- and this in contrast to the backward destroyers
the amphibious assault ship HMS Bulwark.
The Eastern Church is"the pillar and bulwark of the truth" which has been preserved by it"everywhere,
the crisis of 2001, is presented as a bulwark against the propagation of a new epidemic.
the Holy See were occupied by Norman I, the Catholic Church would have been transformed into a bulwark of socialism”.
the destruction of the most powerful bulwark, not only of European,
that she was the bulwark against an Islamic Government in Turkey.
one vote' and maximum shareholdings, are a bulwark of the real economy.
The family thus plays an important role, acting as a bulwark against business risks through the presence within the family of other income sources
The purpose of the synods was to establish Benedictine monasteries throughout the Carolingian Empire as a bulwark against encroaching Christian monastic missionaries from Britain and Ireland who were
more credible European bulwark to be built against market pressures by an even fuller role being played by the European Central Bank either directly or indirectly through the auspices of the EFSF or EMS.
more credible European bulwark to be built against market pressures by an even fuller role being played by the European Central Bank either directly or indirectly through the auspices of the EFSF or EMS.