Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Wrongdoings in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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They recognize their own weaknesses and wrongdoings, and they always live in the midst of the bright light.
squad leader who pressures fellow cadet Wesley Crusher into covering up their wrongdoings.
It's like she's punishing people for their wrongdoings and, in some twisted way, making the punishment fit the crime.
so there are no wrongdoings.
Thus Buddhism does not subscribe to any unjust concept of infinite punishment for finite wrongdoings.
Who built a ticking time bomb and slipped it to Gavin Belson to bring him down I'm some sort of crusading badass as retribution for his wrongdoings.
From a formal point of view, we have not found any wrongdoings in the Finnish having,
Please don't make this city… don't make Roxanne pay for my wrongdoings.
Employees are often the first to discover that there may be wrongdoings in the Company.
I should keep ignoring the government's wrongdoings. Even then, because I'm a civil servant.
I'm some sort of crusading badass who built a ticking time bomb and slipped it to Gavin Belson to bring him down as retribution for his wrongdoings.
Wrongdoings must be confessed before God(and people when necessary),
Your Lord is full of forgiveness towards the people for their wrongdoings, yet your Lord is severe in retribution.
Our ancestors believed that solar eclipses are heaven's way of chastising kings for their shortcomings and wrongdoings.
I'm some sort of crusading badass and slipped it to Gavin Belson to bring him down who built a ticking time bomb as retribution for his wrongdoings.
It's like she's punishing people for their wrongdoings.
rather than focus on specific wrongdoings of the government.
I have taken ownership for my wrongdoings in the past, and my good behavior in here.
Stam presented a report on wrongdoings in South Sulawesi.
These are procedures laid down in writing that protect the person who exposes wrongdoings.