Examples of using Chapter three in English and their translations into French
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Chapter Three addresses evaluation issues related to relevance of the UFA Program.
Chapter Three focuses on the actual operations of the headquarters
This episode is alluded to by Stephen Dedalus in James Joyce's Ulysses, chapter three.
as discussed in Chapter Three.
The information provided in these two chapters forms the context for the department's actions described in chapter three.
Other control variables are as defined in appendix 5.1 Glossary of terms and acronyms and chapter three.
In addition, Chapter Three demonstrates that firearms are increasingly supplanting knives
Chapter Three(Characteristics of Armed Violence)
Chapter Three presents a review of 104 countries for which accurate data is available with the aim of untangling the rela- tionships between overall intentional homicide rates
In Chapter three, we will show how the lack of training overall for DSAs
Demand Trends for Human Resources Planning Chapter Three described two effects that will arise from investments in electronic health information systems EHIS.
We emphasised in Chapter Three the importance of seeing project work within a broad organisational and strategic perspective and identified the European
Our compass: the Girl Guide and Girl Scout educational method Chapter three breaks down the Girl Guide
In Chapter Three of the Penal Code,
Chapter Three then presents estimates of the proportion of HI& HIM professionals who currently have training
how to address them in legislation are discussed in Chapter Three.
Potential danger for human health is a reason for the rejection of a patent application. Chapter three of the Law on Culture contains the statement that human rights represent a priority in cultural activities and are not to be limited by the State or other organizations.
Chapter Three contains the City's Land Use framework
Clinical Informatics Chapter Three sets out estimates of the proportion of HI& HIM professionals who have formal training
Reporting the crime to the police As was seen in chapter three, most Member States apply the requirement that the crime victim must have reported the crime to the police.