Examples of using Such a condition in English and their translations into Chinese
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Perhaps, he had once conjectured, it was because there really was such a condition as autism.
No single definition of sex addiction is universally accepted, and not all experts believe that such a condition exists.
Other Green Box subsidies, including those that developed countries mostly use, do not carry such a condition.
Other Green Box subsidies, that developed countries mostly use, do not carry such a condition.
Really, from a medical point of view, absurdly slight injuries to have produced such a condition.
In his view, such a condition means that candidates with better qualifications may be rejected in favour of others whose only merit is that they meet the gender requirement.
Such a condition would affect the ability of the Secretariat to deliver the completion of the renovated General Assembly Building on schedule, in time for the general debate in September 2014.
(16) This formulation suggests that the State practice of respecting the will of the prisoner of war is limited to cases in which ICRC is involved and in which the organization has formulated such a condition.
This formulation suggests that the practice of respecting the will of the prisoner of war is limited to cases in which ICRC is involved and in which the organization has formulated such a condition.
But such a condition goes way beyond Polish cinema.
The closest thing to such a condition is a rainbow.
Finding a U-boat in such a condition is unique,” says Termote.
Such a condition can disturb the equilibrium and balance of individuals.
Tragically, many people have gone to their grave in such a condition.
Such compensation under such a condition cannot be considered" appropriate" under international law.
I never thought I would see my son in such a condition.”.
But it would face two difficulties:(1) How to enforce such a condition?
Never in her life had she been in such a condition; never had she experienced such terrible anger.
And he returned that night in such a condition of mystery that none but a thought-reading detective could have unravelled him.
We know now that if a first-degree relative suffers from such a condition you are more likely to have it yourself.
