Results for rooted conviction translation from English to Tagalog

conviction
mababat

conviction meaning
kahulugan ng pananaligconviction

conviction in cebuano
convince

deep-rooted sense
mapaknit

describing conviction of sin
naglalarawan ng paniniwala sa kasalanan

conviction in god meaning
kahulugan ng pananaligconviction

no conviction be heard from tite
walang sumbat na maririnig

firmly rooted in god’s truth
matatag na nakaugat sa katotohanan ng diyos

conviction of crime involving moral turpitude
kumbiksyon ng krimen na kinasasangkutan ng moral turpitude

rooted in tradition, growing towards tomorrow
bisaya

your dad took the key says he put me there on conviction
kinuha nang iyong ama ang susi sabi sken ilagay ko doon sa itaas

conviction is a strong belief or desire to uphold a moral standard
conviction

a person who within the period of 10 years from the date of his (last) release or last conviction of the crimes
tagalog

basically the festive activity is rooted on the history of the place and how it was transformed. a tribal act as we say or a cultural show decorated with colors and beautiful people.
ginugunita sa tagalog

all persons, except those changed with offenses punishable by reclusion perpetua when evidence of guilt is strong ,shall, before conviction,be bailable by sufficient sureties,or be released on recognizance
lahat ng mga alagang hayop, maliban sa mga binago ng mga pagkakasala na napaparusahan ng reclude perpetua kapag ang katibayan ng pagkakasala ay malakas, ay, bago makumbinsi, maaaring makapagpiyansa ng sapat na mga surety, o pakawalan sa pagkilala

land reform in the philippines has long been a contentious issue rooted in the philippines's spanish colonial period. some efforts began during the american colonial period with renewed efforts during the commonwealth, following independence, during martial law and especially following the people power revolution in 1986. the current law, the comprehensive agrarian reform program, was passed following the revolution and recently extended until 2014
land reform in the philippines has long been a contentious issue rooted in the philippines's spanish colonial period. some efforts began during the american colonial period with renewed efforts during the commonwealth, following independence, during martial law and especially following the people power revolution in 1986. the current law, the comprehensive agrarian reform program, was passed following the revolution and recently extended until 2014