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Meanings of correspondence in English
Russian
переписка Spanish
correspondencia Synonyms
Examples for "balance"
Examples for "balance"
1
Recent elections have given minority parties or individuals the balance of power.
2
Order and safety always trump freedom when government needs to balance them.
3
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's political future hangs in the balance today.
4
It changed the balance of power and the course of human events.
5
Therefore government borrowing would never be needed to balance inadequate private demand.
1
A symmetry of consumption has given way to a minefield of choice.
2
I use a systems board to train symmetry every time I train.
3
Our results demonstrate the power of symmetry to describe complex quantum behaviors.
4
Now let us examine the symmetry as manifested in the corrected arrangement.
5
What interests the Guardian is the symmetry of the ensemble and dignity.
Usage of correspondence in English
1
Formality used to be a given in business correspondence, but no longer.
2
Mr Micheal Martin said he had received considerable correspondence on the issue.
3
For example, the police in Paris send out correspondence to speeding drivers.
4
The correspondence in general related exclusively to proceedings connected with the law.
5
It also includes personal correspondence between bin Laden and others, he said.
6
Up to four items of correspondence for every year should be sufficient.
7
The correspondence in question took place in the middle of December, 1816.
8
Additional information was obtained through correspondence, personal meetings and visits to facilities.
9
Medical Matters: It is always a pleasure to receive correspondence from readers.
10
I hope you don't do so simply to generate some heated correspondence.
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Experimental results showed that the proposed methods reduced errors in point-to-point correspondence.
12
He said he had not received books or correspondence in two months.
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Confidential correspondence would undoubtedly contain the information most valuable to the resistance.
14
This is meant for the business or social correspondence of the guest.
15
The personal appearance of Henry Maudslay was in correspondence with his character.
16
The language, the style, the tone of the correspondence is the same.
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Translations for correspondence
Correspondence through the time
Correspondence across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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