Examples of using Clear separation in English and their translations into French
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in particular a clear separation between fields where the different types of crops are grown.
The base contains all the spaces the family uses in everyday life and establishes a clear separation between the private and public spheres.
The decision making process is transparent with a clear separation between investigation and decision making.
governing structures that make a clear separation between church and state.
A clear separation within the biennial support budget between programme support
Additionally, there was no clear separation of men, women
A clear separation within the biennial support budget between programme support
Its yellow colour makes it highly visible, ensuring clear separation of your work areas.
Easy and quick to clean due to clear separation of drive and product area.
Existing data does not enable clear separation of the capital structures,
There should be a clear separation of statistical and non-statistical work,
also reaffirms that Eritrea is a secular State with a clear separation of religion and state.
When the averages are used to represent the angles in the individual samples, a clear separation between extinct and extant proboscideans is observed.
One thing that this realization has meant for me is that there isn't always a clear separation between my work life
The Council recognizes that secure humanitarian access, a clear separation of civilians and combatants,
Moreover, the State should ensure a clear separation between its ownership function
The project provides a clear separation between spaces accessible to the public(customer reclaim area),
Furthermore, a project company established as an independent legal entity allows a clear separation between the assets, proceeds
Furthermore, a project company established as an independent legal entity allows a clear separation between the assets, proceeds
in the law, a clear separation between politics and public office where the latter is not to be converted into an instrument at the service of the former.
