Examples of using Another expression in English and their translations into French
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The mass demonstrations held in almost every part of the world in recent years are simply another expression of what the Sub-Commission has been pointing out for some years, before these demonstrations took place, and which justify the
if the enacting State used another expression for that concept, the use of such other expression in enacting article 20 would be appropriate.
Is that the actual terminology or just another expression?
That's another expression… for somebody who thinks he can be president.
We have recently borne witness to yet another expression.
If the enacting State uses another expression for that concept, the use of such other expression in enacting article 20 would be appropriate.
Occitania is characterized by"the Occitan culture", since the Middle Ages another expression of Romance culture in France
since it had been adopted in 2005, and it would be preferable to replace the words"most recently" with another expression.
His presence among us today is yet another expression of his Government's abiding commitment to the proceedings of this forum
Another expression of relevant principles informing the concept of the right to information,
it was suggested to replace the word"recognition" by another expression.
The Ghana delegation welcomes the adoption of the resolution without a vote as yet another expression of the commitment of the international community not only to restore peace
Honest, direct, another great expression of Martinique's terroir.
For example, another mathematical expression for the Cd versus Re equation shall be selected,
Another expression for(z-T)-1 will also be useful.
Can't you find another expression?
That's another expression I hate."Uptight"?
The national statute may use another expression that is customarily used for that purpose.
International migration is another expression of globalization.
This constitutes another expression of contempt for this ethnic minority.