Exemples d'utilisation de Few in number en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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point wood for fence post also exist though they are few in number as it is generally safer
such applications have been relatively few in number.
that unilateral declarations accepting the Court's jurisdiction were still few in number and often accompanied with major reservations.
environmental impacts that are few in number, generally site-specifi c,
who had become too elderly and too few in number, decided to leave their monastery to join another community of Clarisses in Nérac Lot-et-Garonne.
This class, very few in number, can be called that of the Perfect ones,
The labour inspectors responsible for the enforcement of this prohibition are few in number, and do not have the necessary resources to conduct inquiries,
Although we are few in number, and our domain is relatively small,
Minor ground violations of the line were few in number, with those from the Lebanese side primarily attributable to crossings by shepherds and occasional vehicles, and with only one ground violation recorded from the Israeli side.
third of these are species for which Range State Parties are particularly few in number, it was felt to be important to draw the attention of the Secretariat,
since diamond crossing are few in number and a necessary component where two rail lines intersect with each other, it did not result in mitigating action.
The context within which the legal profession operates has changed significantly since the days when the members of the profession were homogeneous in make-up and relatively few in number, the profession's monopoly was not challenged
domestic animals, few in number, were first incorporated into this symbolic register before an“economic” vision became dominant along with the progression of stock raising.
The fact that base points will be established only on small parts of the coasts and that they are few in number does not mean,
children, were discussed within an advisory group which included NGOs- necessarily few in number, but chosen for the breadth of their contacts with other bodies having an interest in the field of children's rights throughout the United Kingdom.
pointed out that those were isolated cases, very few in number, and that the guilty parties had invariably been obliged to resign.
which were few in number.
curative and punitive functions, as they are very few in number.
a lawyer; but the number of expert interpreters or publicly appointed defenders are so few in number that they are unable to attend all.
Sunni places of worship, that the Sunni community was few in number in Tehran and that it had no difficulty in praying in Shiite mosques.