Examples of using Were perceived in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Hence, Constitutional amendments were perceived as a tool that would shape up judicial reform,
the dictated border adjustment were perceived as a major injustice
concrete languages were perceived through the prism of previously formulated correspondences[SHCHERBAK A.M. 1984: 35].
Obviously, in the collective conscious, many Jews were perceived as not being quite Soviet people,
Personally, because even for the deputies of these tasks were not so important, they were perceived as“another trick master”(this is one of the quotes from the normative vocabulary of the dialogue's deputies for sales and production).
Although initially the Germans were perceived as liberators from the USSR
BMW became so famous in the second half of the 30s that all subsequent cars with the famous two-color mark were perceived by the public as a symbol of high quality,
especially since these concepts themselves over the preceding decades of the Soviet economy were perceived exclusively as negative.
acting in support of the then president Poroshenko and against people who were perceived as opponents of Poroshenko.
Hence in antiquity there was no such thing as a‘good' or‘bad' swastika- they were perceived as a unified entity(like the energy of yin and yang in the Orient).
The 1940s had been the heyday for actresses who were perceived as tough and smart- such as Katharine Hepburn
high prototypicality(how representative a design looks for a certain category of websites) were perceived as highly appealing.
On the one hand, they were perceived with contempt, but on the other hand,
However, Russia's actions against Ukraine, which were perceived by the United States as a threat to its own interests
the spirits- owners of location were perceived as relations of partnership,
destination in Dubai- and began changing the way bars and cocktails were perceived in this part of the world.
Throughout the Golden Age the capitalist class had called to order social democratic politicians when their policies were perceived, however unreasonably, as being too concerned with defending the interests of their supporters.
about attacks on Muslims, or people who were perceived to be Muslim,
groups led to violence,[1] and contemporary headlines highlight the fact that matatu were perceived as unsafe.
Then the rest of the discussion that runs out until the middle of the fourth century is about books that were perceived, for one reason or another, to be on the fringe because there were questions about them.