Sentence examples for a partial translation of from inspiring English sources
But there is also a reluctance to consider even a partial translation; of the four Gospels, say.
Among many similar works, a partial translation of the Bible, made about 1455 for Queen Sophia, widow of Władysław Jagiełło, has also survived.
Here is a partial translation of Mr. Engel's remarks: After Bab al-Hawa, directly, maybe after 10 or 15 kilometers, there was an ambush.
According to a partial translation of the Facebook update from Reuters, Mr. Zarif wrote: "In any case, it was a bitter but very informative day for me.
The noted English jurist Frederic William Maitland's Political Theories of the Middle Age (1900) was a partial translation of Gierke's longest work, Das deutsche Genossenschaftsrecht, 4 vol. (1868 1913; "The German Law of Associations").
Later, several distinguished 16th- and 17th-century Ottoman scholars and statesmen took a keen interest in Ibn Khaldūn's work, and a partial translation of the Muqaddimah into Turkish was made in the 18th century.
Graham, A.C. (1981), Chuang-tzu, The Seven Inner Chapters and other writings from the book Chuang-tzu, London: George Allen and Unwin (translation notes published separately in 1982 as Chuang-tzu: textual notes to a partial translation, London: School of Oriental and African Studies).
"The mujahedeen must not have their mission end with the expulsion of the Americans from Iraq, and then lay down their weapons, and silence the fighting zeal," Mr. Zawahiri said in the letter, according to a partial translation provided by the official, who declined to provide verbatim translations of anything more than three sentences from the document.
A partial translation trace showing an unusually low noise level, and a sequence of presumptive single-codon translocation steps.
The set of all partial translations of X is denoted as (mathrm {PT}(X)).
