Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Not to offend in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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so as not to offend, or not to shock the local population,
orders were executed in minute detail in order not to offend the occupying forces,
In order not to offend and interest the older audience, which is not surprising with the picture
It is important to us not to offend people and we are sorry if through trying to avoid this, we have indeed caused offence to the very people we were trying not to offend.
so as not to offend a colleague.
at the same time not to offend Russia by concluding such agreements with other newly independent countries.
One time God said to me,"You lie all the time,(in order) not to offend." It was the truth,not of God because it was critical.">
Public officials appointed to enforce anticlerical laws acted with the greatest prudence towards him“so as not to offend such a man,” they said, but even more so
Not to offend him, but I ought to do something.
We must be careful not to offend the naturals.
But my aim is not to offend, it is to entertain.
My intention is to solve a murder, not to offend the United States military.
My intention is to solve a murder, not to offend the United States military.
So as not to offend humans, we will find something that's not overly artistic.
They actually had a meeting… about whether Babe should be behind the curtain… so as not to offend people who keep kosher.
women who were all counselled within an inch of their lives not to offend the local sensibilities.
for Mugabe so as not to offend the other partners.
because levitation would reveal that the"sky" of Mournhold is little more than a ceiling although the game states it is forbidden so not to offend Almalexia.
Research into criminal behavior shows that the decision to offend or not to offend is more influenced by cues to the perceived risk of being caught than by cues to reward or ease of entry.
Research into criminal behavior demonstrates that the decision to offend or not to offend is more influenced by cues to the perceived risk of being caught than by cues to reward or ease of entry.