Examples of using An attribute of in English and their translations into French
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The data from the function's response is stored as an attribute of the custom resource, which is used
The CSS class, as an attribute of the element class="myClass",
In view of  its symbolism as an attribute of State, the Kosovo Security Force violates Council resolution 1244(1999), which is governing the status of  Kosovo at present.
as it revisits the symbolism of  hair, an attribute of beauty and triumph.
usage of  the transport means as an attribute of an  association-class linking the TransportMeans with the Consignment.
video format support is an attribute of the framework, not the browser(or its layout engine),
ātar is an attribute of sources of  heat
Freedom is not, then, an attribute of human nature(present as such in everyone),
Traditionally and deservedly it was considered as an attribute of grown wise men,
Indeed, the enactment of  laws is an attribute of sovereignty and is in the nature of an  act of  State,
Family status is considered an attribute of the legal personality of  natural persons;
Disability in this convention is no longer seen as an attribute of a  single person
with the crab-claw horns that were formerly an attribute of Oceanus now transferred to her head.
when it became an attribute of warriors.
The general comment should also give due attention to data protection as an attribute of the right to privacy, as enshrined in article 17 of  the Covenant.
it was stated that verification of  the integrity of  the information was an attribute of the hash function
The truth that we see the space at every wavelength informs you that it's a  structural attribute  rather than a  critical artifact or an attribute of how the dust scatters light.
other vulnerable groups, as an attribute of public space,
outcome indicator so long as it captures relevant aspect(s) of  an attribute of a  right or the right in general.
the Charter of  the United Nations, self-defence was an attribute of the State that could not apply to international organizations owing to their fundamentally different nature in international law.