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Значения термина mistaken policy на английском
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Использование термина mistaken policy на английском
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Ambassadorial receptions; difficulties, mistakenpolicy of our government regarding residences for its representatives.
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But this was the least mischievous consequence of this mistakenpolicy.
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For this mistakenpolicy the British colonies were to pay a heavy price.
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The Company had followed a mistakenpolicy with respect to the remuneration of its servants.
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A mistakenpolicy becomes a disastrous one.
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I'd rather see them make a change, a flip-flop if you like, than to stick with a mistakenpolicy.
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The Lib Dems thereby jettisoned a cherished but mistakenpolicy of nuclear opposition because members clearly understood the real-world challenges of government.
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In truth Elizabeth's most faithful subjects were appalled at the ruin which she seemed by her mistakenpolicy to be rendering inevitable.
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The policy which frames them seems now to be utterly established, but my motion that it is a mistakenpolicy remains unaltered.
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The golden days of the "stars and bars" were lost by the activity of the Unionists and the mistakenpolicy at Richmond.
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This was a mistakenpolicy, like most of those where we stop half-way; and Napoleon was not long before he became sensible of it.
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Through a mistakenpolicy you have heretofore been deprived of a participation in the glorious struggle for national rights in which our country is engaged.
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But it is the mistakenpolicy of the South that is driving their laborers northward; that is, compelling them to flee to more congenial surroundings.
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That war which, amongst mistakenpolicies, blundering Government tactics, and aimless ambitions, holds a foremost place.
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Mr de Klerk gave a thorough going account of how his party came to adopt such mistakenpolicies.
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Mr Romano Prodi Experience has shown that mistakenpolicies are usually conducted in good times, when the economy is expanding.