Examples of using Beata in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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She had recently fallen in love with one of Horst's friends from university, and Beata had a strong suspicion that her beautiful younger sister would be getting engaged that winter.
citizen participation in the processes of e-democracy in Poland told Beata Lenchuk-Bahminska from Fund of Development the Information Society.
the two leaders of the Parliamentary race- Ewa Kopacz and Beata Szydlo-“have no sympathy for Moscow”.
There are several works of a common theme and there are some dedicated exclusively to border guards," Beata Kurkul said at the opening of the exhibition.
Beata Palis“The creation of convention bureaus
That is why Beata takes care of various subjects that accumulate from everywhere
Prime Minister Beata Szydło(Law and Justice)
We are waiting from Beata for the flight of thought,
to respond from SME, which editor-in-chief Beata Balogová refused,
In the beginning of the year an unprecedented response caused the statement of Prime Minister of Poland Beata Szydlo in the European Parliament that the country welcomed more than 1 million refugees from Ukraine, which“no one wanted to help.”.
It was women, after all, who forced Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydło to back down on her plans to make the country's tight abortion laws even more restrictive.
Charlotta Frölich was the daughter of the Royal Councillor General Count Carl Gustaf Frölich and Beata Christina Cronström,
the progress of which benefits all of us in the region”- added Beata Jaczewska, Executive Director of the International Visegrad Fund.
His control over President Andrzej Duda and Prime Minister Beata Szydło stems from his grip on PiS's rank-and-file on the one hand,
the actresses Elżbieta(Elżbieta Czyżewska) and Beata(Beata Tyszkiewicz) are reflected in the film realized by the crew.
65 for men, we return to our fellow countrymen a decent choice,”- said the head of the government of Poland Beata Szydlo.
of the author himself("Old Hutsul","Portrait of Beata Balint").
the keynote speech was offered by Poland's Prime Minister Beata Szydlo(pictured in the center).
women's rights were raised by individuals such as Sophia Elisabet Brenner and Beata Rosenhane, but these were rare exceptions.
belong to a creative class, can create this image”, told Beata Köller, head of Goethe Institute in Ukraine.