Examples of using Renouncing in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is called turning away from sin, renouncing satan, repenting
Let's start with the fact that the issue of renouncing the use of spears in front of the whole of Europe was France.
modernistic advances in playing techniques and form treatments without renouncing his passionate expression
deserting to the reformists' camp and renouncing revolution.
That's a letter of abdication… renouncing your claims to the throne… and the claims of your entire family.
And elsewhere-an expression characteristic of Deuteronomy, renouncing everything that is in any degree inconsistent with loyalty to Him.
deserting to the reformists' camp and renouncing revolution.
couples who want to enjoy the tranquility of this beautiful valley both in summer and winter, without renouncing comfort.
Washington's demands renouncing Russian anti-aircraft system would infringe on the sovereign rights of the country.
wants to experience the nature without renouncing on comfort.
He argues that it is possible for societies to benefit from renouncing particular technologies,
when we should be eliminating speculation by renouncing monetary orthodoxy.
he experienced a type of conversion, renouncing a secular career for meditation
families willing to visit Paris with a limited budget, yet without renouncing to their comfort and well-being.
The apartment is ideal for all those who want to enjoy their holidays in the middle of Ibiza's highlights without renouncing a peaceful stay
historical novels, without renouncing its own Venezuelan idiosyncrasies.".
Germany is ready to conclude a lasting peace with england renouncing even from Italy,
The CMU-C has succeeded in reducing the number of people renouncing medical treatment, and has increased the coverage ratio of complementary insurance from 84% to 92.
why governments were keen to ensure sufficient guarantees before renouncing national monetary sovereignty in favour of a common currency.
The Mensheviks were more and more openly renouncing the revolutionary program of the proletarian Party,