Traduções para „militate“ no dicionário Inglês » Polaco

militate [ˈmɪlɪteɪt] VERBO trans formal

to militate against sb/sth

przeciwstawiać [perf przeciwstawić] się komuś/czemuś

Exemplos de frases com militate

to militate against sb/sth

przeciwstawiać [perf przeciwstawić] się komuś/czemuś

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The nature of the alphabet itself militates against any use of it in this way.

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Only, the high-cost structure of the labor market, high taxes, structural overvaluation of the guilder, all militated against most forms of industrial production, let alone export industries.

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This work militates against the idea that quantum non-locality would ultimately require abandoning the mathematical structure of general relativity.

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Generally, short contact times, low doses and high flows all militate against effective disinfection.

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It was intended to expand the service, with routes to the west of the city, but economic conditions militated against this.

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It also militates against the democratic doctrine of popular sovereignty, since an elected government is suspended.

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Recent scholarship on race, class, and sexuality in literature further complicate the issue and militate against the impulse to posit one women's tradition.

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After that, he militated for this party until the election of 1976.

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Therefore, this factor militated in favour of finding an unfair dealing.

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The rarity of observations of specimens and the extreme difficulty of observing them alive, tracking their movements, or studying their mating habits militates against a complete understanding.

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