Examples of using Espoused in English and their translations into Swedish
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tell Israel to give him a chance to prove that there is a policy other than that espoused by Hamas.
When as his mother Mary was espoused to Joseph, before they came together,
anatomy deeply discomfited those circles that espoused the old materialist view of the world.
When his mother Mary was espoused to Joseph, before they came together,
undergirded with the values espoused by the leading films of today.
the lack thereof, espoused by Roma communities are directly at odds with the values
When his mother Mary was espoused to Joseph, before they came together,
on the Pharisaic practice of marriage with the espoused wife of a deceased brother.
he advocated the enrichment of the Italian language, and espoused in his Castellano(1529) the theory that the language is a courtly one made up of contributions from the refined centers in Italy;
The difficult situation facing Europe today calls for courageous decisions which would allow new impetus to be given to the European idea espoused by the EU's founding fathers and which today is entrusted to us.
The new government categorically rejected communism- in large part because it was atheist- and officially espoused an Arab interpretation of socialism that integrated Islamic principles with social,
which the Mr Galeote espoused in his report last autumn;
Mr President, I have no sympathy whatsoever with the idea of democracy espoused by certain critics of the EU,
Permanent in Christianity, in which he espoused his belief that the traditions of historic Christianity did not reflect the truth.
is a doctrine espoused only by tyrants, and one that has never been held in civilised Europe.
It was in the seventh heaven that the Prophet saw a beautiful, heavenly maiden-- a houri-- and asked to whom she would be espoused and was told Zayd,
Ovando also announced his political adherence to the principles espoused by other so-called"leftist military" regimes then in vogue in Latin America,
misery to that territory are the result of the view espoused by Hamas, which seized power illegally,
This new dimension to the partnership agreement reflects the guidelines espoused by the EU in accordance with the Treaty of Amsterdam and with the conclusions of the European Council in Tampere in Finland in October 1999.
LV I doubt whether adding another 60 languages to the 21 European Union official languages will achieve the goal of true multilingualism espoused by the rapporteur, since it is not possible to give equal weight to the role of the Welsh