Examples of using Are devoid in English and their translations into French
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The claim that such styles are devoid of any artistic merit has led,
parts of the circle are devoid of stones.
the reports of the parliamentary commissions of inquiry challenged by the author are devoid of any legal import
As robots are devoid of any"analytical brain",
the reports of the parliamentary commissions of enquiry that are being challenged by the author are devoid of any legal import
in an attempt to change things that are being forcibly created on the ground by the Government of Israel, are devoid of logic and justice.
Left photos: GFP-expressing parasites are visible on the midgut of a mosquito from the susceptible strain while mosquitoes from the resistant strain are devoid of live parasites.
material standpoint, to maintain that parliamentary reports are devoid of legal effect.
judicial Powers, and are devoid of legal personality because they have only technical function.
These allegations are devoid of any truth, the fact of the matter being that Egypt ardently seeks to continue the dialogue between the Egyptian
Unfortunately, hardly any of the world's nations are devoid of contaminated military sites,
100% rice have been around for a while and are devoid of large amounts of dangerous and toxic chemicals that
live in coarse emotions, and are devoid of correct spiritual aspiration,
In the meantime, Your Highness, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, the foreign military interventions of the United States of America are devoid of any basis in international law,
and bathrooms are devoid of products.
was preferred over the one that was initially proposed,"Effects of an invalid reservation" because the main consequence of these instruments is, ">precisely, that they are devoid of legal effects.
of corresponding diameter, are devoid of branches along the trunk,
Such amendment would serve to put an end to the frustrations felt by the peoples of the world who find that practices which are devoid of democratic norms rob of their substance the noble goals around which they have rallied to establish the United Nations.
the Comboni perception if we were to close ourselves within forms of religious-missionary life that are devoid of attention to the persons and to the situations among whom we live,
When they are devoid of any distinctive character,