Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Have prevailed in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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And the multitude of those who have prevailed against you will be like embers fading away.
that we have come this far, and we have prevailed.
With great wrestlings have I wrestled with my sister, and I have prevailed: and she called his name Naphtali.
In the battle of Iraq, the United States… and our allies have prevailed.
now that I have prevailed upon my wife to resume her duties.
benefits of its use have prevailed in favor of the purchase of the preparation,
entirely free market economy, especially given the conditions that have prevailed in Russia over the last few years.
the timeline in the Golden Age master plan would have prevailed.
The pursuit of profit and the logic of economics have prevailed, to the detriment of consumer health,
there is a general feeling that national interests have prevailed.
If you make your voyage upon her… and give to me directly you have prevailed… I am no further your enemy.
Traditional cooperation relations which have prevailed up till now between Member States should be replaced by a system of free movement of judicial decisions in criminal matters,
understanding of the conditions that have prevailed around and about the planet.
for you have fought with God and with men, and have prevailed.
tax administrations- who are obviously in favour of the changes, being the beneficiaries- have prevailed over the fact that any additional burden on the operator will inevitably end up being shouldered by the consumer, and more generally by the market.
These restrictions of competition may affect trade between Member States to an appreciable extent because their effect will be that trade will develop between Member States in conditions different from those which would have prevailed without the restrictions and, given the size of the parties to the Agreement, their influence on market conditions is appreciable.
Evil has prevailed, oppression and obscurity have reigned;
Common sense has prevailed.
The emotion of the moment has prevailed over the future of our ports.