Príklady augur

• She however, notes rightly that the concentration of power in the hands of the chief executives does not augur well for democratic accountability.

• One can only speculate as to what this augurs for a future settlement to the country's conflict.

• English condemnations of augur y and divination were more often directed not against its theoretical underpinnings but against its cultural setting.

• It augurs well for the standing of the series as a whole.

• Such circumstances augur unfavourably for tackling parenthood at an early age.

• The small size of the microbioids <0.1 mm diameter (towards the lower limits of nanobacteria) augurs against a bacterial origin.

• Mechanistic spending restraints are less palatable when they augur painful sacrifices to organized or sympathetic constituencies in exchange for the uncertain hope of diffuse public gain.

• Again, this augurs well for the environmentalists.

• Large-scale quantitative studies collected across a broad population can contextualize the individual communities' usages, and augur the direction of change in the use of linguistic variables.

• A new norm of 'transparency through fidelity' to the work guided both conducting and performing, auguring hierarchical relations between composer and interpreters, and between conductor and players.

• Thus, it seems more than a coincidence that this parameter for two media of widely different viscosities is in both cases close to that of an idealised augur.

• It does not augur well judging how tender the light railway authorities will be with the huge volume that will be involved.

• It does not augur well for more, and perhaps the more weighty, decisions which will be taken by our centralised and purposive planners.

• It augurs well, indeed, for a first reading agreement.

• This does not augur well for other areas of discussion.