Examples of using Partisan in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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despite heavy casualties the Partisan commander Josip Broz Tito succeeded in evading the trap and retreating to safety.
Frank Zappa likely did more to inspire the dissidents in Eastern Europe than Jackson Pollock or the writers at Partisan Review.
The pro-Soviet partisan guerrilla resistance in Ukraine is estimated to number at 47,800 from the start of occupation to 500,000 at its peak in 1944;
Politicians and their partisan followers often like to think they have more control over the markets
And emphasize that it was not“the partisan Republican Senate staff that is directing this investigation.”.
Nonetheless, partisan newspapers, for economic and political reasons,
Whatever our partisan loyalties may be, we establish relations with them and their wives and their families.".
On this day in 1945, Yugoslav partisan leader Tito signs an agreement permitting“temporary entry of Soviet troops into Yugoslav territory.”.
of course, about partisan politics and entrenched bureaucracy,
Stevenson, but by 1960, I was a partisan.
Texas Democrats are trying to make open source into a partisan issue.
However, due to insufficient planning and non-existent tactical support, the landings ultimately failed to relieve the Polish partisan army in the capitol.
Specifically, people often process information or learn in a way that protects their existing beliefs or their partisan leanings.
Serve in any official capacity or be listed as the sponsor of a partisan political party or club.
As president, Taylor kept his distance from Congress and his cabinet, even though partisan tensions threatened to divide the Union.
North Korea responded by sending more troops to link up with existing insurgents and build more partisan cadres;
to fear judicial reprimand, and are free to push partisan gerrymandering to the limit.
Clearly, the US political system cannot be written off(especially if partisan gridlock is cyclical).
then there was a kind of partisan lockdown.
But Shanahan sees it as an increasingly urgent problem that exceeds traditional measures of military strength and transcends partisan priorities.