Exemples d'utilisation de That explore en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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as well as to source a substantial level of funding for programmes that explore our choice of coming together as one European entity as well as the historical significance of the European integration experiment.
Kelley is known for works that explore personal and collective memory,
Create artworks that explore the elements of art:
Examples of such efforts are: special themes in statistical reports that explore certain statistical questions in greater depth,
That's why the two operators that ply this river offer segments that explore the Lower Mississippi(between New Orleans
With the world's largest indoor collection of totem poles and exhibits that explore the traditions and achievements of Canada's First Peoples, it offers a
compilations of different people's experiences that explore themes that are common to the cancer journey,
with paintings that explore themes of faith,
the Canada Council published a web blog highlighting works in the Art Bank's collection that explore the historical intersection of art and sport.
he opens up new avenues of reflection that explore concepts of identity
with his own production, and continues to offer works that explore the identity through analysis accumulated from the human figure.
the Annual Grants Jury are open to submissions that explore new design theories,
who expressed approval that Explore Your Horizons would encourage their children to plan for careers after high school and provide them with information to guide them.
Future to Discover's interventions, so any success of the first three implies that Explore Your Horizons or Learning Accounts might be effective at increasing access to postsecondary education.
African Governments are enacting local content policy and legislation that explore opportunities fordriving local investment,
state, Studio XX welcomes proposals that explore material and metaphorical forms of dislocation in playful,
Raft of the Medusa at the Humber Street Gallery will become the site of a set of performative sequences that explore the gestures of fragility,
ritual of dining together, to create a platform for local communities to engage in discussions that explore and connect food initiatives in the local community.
Cézanne's Eyes and Hands is composed of seven pieces that explore with humour and insight the world of Cézanne,
distribute installation art that explores the relationship between technology and perception.
