Examples of using Expressions used in English and their translations into French
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The expressions used to outline the research topic can vary from one discipline to another: specifying an analytical perspective,
Key terms and expressions used in more than one chapter in the Terrestrial Code are defined in the Glossary,
Apart from translation problems, certain expressions used in those paragraphs suggested that China did not grasp the full extent of its obligations under the Convention.
words and expressions used in this Act and defined in subsection 2(1)
They further claim that certain expressions used in the ruling on the amparo application,
The many synonyms and expressions used to define it only confirm
the different expressions used, their location in the Regulations annexed to ADN, as well as the proposal for harmonizing the expressions used.
words and expressions used in this Act and defined in subsection 2(1)
for offending public decency because of the expressions used in her work Le départ.
All other words and expressions used in this Agreement(unless the context otherwise requires)
1.1 All other words and expressions used in these terms and conditions have the same meaning as in the Regulations.
the suspects, who were subsequently imprisoned, referred to Gypsy criminality and other expressions used in mainstream media, which they believed justified their actions.
with the most interesting of these being translated for wider circulation in a way that wherever possible retains the flavour of expressions used.
terms and expressions used by the fuqaha and that is found in the books of fiqh.
Mr. Al-Kidwa(Palestine)(spoke in Arabic): The General Assembly listened earlier to a statement by the Israeli representative that reflected the same old ideas and even the expressions used by occupiers and colonialists throughout history.
interpretation of Hong Kong laws, and in many instances defines the terms and expressions used in those laws, early adaptation was necessary to forestall any uncertainties that might arise in interpreting the laws so affected.
has been careful to make sure that the expressions used in PR publications prepared by the national administrative organs are not construed as stereotypes based on gender.
it seems appropriate to consider briefly the expressions used by these instruments as a basis for the rights of each individual to receive education. The most frequently
attribute the same meaning to the terms and expressions used in that Convention and defined in its article 2
attribute the same meaning to the terms and expressions used in that Convention and defined in its article 2