Examples of using Divided into groups in English and their translations into French
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We know that humanity is divided into groups and that each group needs its own system of particular instruction.
She learns that the latter has founded in Bordeaux the“Marian Sodalities,” divided into groups according to age and sex.
Students will be equally divided into groups reflecting different countries and cultural backgrounds, to work together on a common research project.
the students are divided into groups according to their level tests.
the pages are divided into groups or topics.
After having completed this preliminary research, the class will be divided into groups of four or five.
Students were also divided into groups reflecting different countries and cultural backgrounds, to work together on a common research project.
The accounts shown in the general ledger trial balance are divided into groups by an alphanumerical code.
Students will be divided into groups to prepare and present projects illustrating the principles covered during the course.
which are divided into groups total Groups of effects.
The bunch is divided into groups of 10 to 25 fruits known as"hands"
The whole class is divided into groups of three(or four)- except for one couple.
The participants receive tablet computers and are divided into groups of 5 to 6 people.
They were then divided into groups and given a guided tour of the building, visiting all the rooms.
Participants, divided into groups, learn how to prepare the most popular types of pasta.
concretely live our commitment to transform everything with our love, divided into groups, we cleaned some spaces around the church that hosted us;
Focused on digital manufacturing, this approach will also lead these young people, divided into groups of 8, 9
participants were divided into groups on a regional basis;
Approximately 100 people selected by lottery from each of the governorates were divided into groups of 25 citizens each to form a‘citizens' jury' with the task of pronouncing a verdict on specific questions around one of the four assigned topics.
These workers are divided into groups of 10 persons
