Exemples d'utilisation de Conceptions en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The delegation should explain what was meant by indigenous peoples'"conceptions of health and illness" as mentioned in paragraph 146.
Expanding conceptions of global governance is one way of expanding the base of political allies.
His conceptions are mainly realised in fiberglass which proved its strong potential.
Such primitive religious conceptions can appear when people reduce Boundless Universal God to a flying old man sitting on a cloud….
Aspirations embody people's conceptions of elements deemed essential for a life with dignity.
According to the World Health Organization, some 910,000 conceptions occur every day.
Secondly, the concept of training includes a personal dimension of global human development that must be taken into account vis-à-vis other eminently technical conceptions.
Combating stereotyped conceptions regarding the role of the sexes within the educational process, especially in primary education.
but so many more conceptions of the failure of a life.
especially practices of shamanism and conceptions of gender.
human feeling is mediated by conceptions, symbols, and language.
In addition to this regular team, each year professors invited to the Masterclasses Program complement the work of the school with different conceptions and perspectives.
In the absence of contraception, the marriage peak was accompanied by an upsurge in conceptions over the months which followed.
which could contribute to challenging exclusive, ethno-nationalistic or xenophobic conceptions of the nation-State.
Mr. Thornberry stated that the Convention was a living instrument that could take into consideration new conceptions of rights.
smartphone and flat screen's conceptions.
This will demand bravery on the part of global organisations whose conceptions of volunteering may be firmly embedded
Equally important is being able to engage in critical reflection to form conceptions of, and contribute to establishing,
the Supreme Court of Canada decided that employers have a positive duty to build conceptions of equality into workplace standards.
Consequently, new terms and conceptions of basic skills began to emerge.