Examples of using In a pattern in English and their translations into French
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resulting in a pattern of development focusing on income rather than employment.
to the lower chambers(ventricles) in a pattern that causes a heartbeat,
high school balls in a pattern designed to enhance a youth game.
If you ever find a mistake in a pattern(because, nevertheless, it happens!),
In a pattern already familiar in areas seized by the rebellion since December 2012,
DOJ filed a lawsuit against the Sheriff of Bryan County, Oklahoma, alleging that the Sheriff engaged in a pattern and practice of discrimination against women based on pregnancy by requiring the reassignment of female Confinement Officers employed at the Bryan County Jail to administrative duties upon their becoming pregnant.
In a pattern that is as familiar as it is distasteful,
The delegation of the United Kingdom did not see the incident of 30 March as evidence of Liberal International engaging in a pattern of acts contrary to the purposes
clearly abuses its status by engaging in a pattern of acts contrary to the purposes
the Department of Justice has the authority to file civil lawsuits when administrators of juvenile justice systems engage in a pattern or practice of violating confined juveniles' federal rights.
You answered the multiple choice questions in a pattern.
Tap the squares in a pattern to set your Knock Code.
ORGANIZED: planned in a pattern or sequence with explicit or implicit aims.
see if she fills in a pattern.
The dark dough, with a fork for a marble to move in a pattern.
This ottoman comes in a pattern fabric on top and beige fabric at the bottom.
I have seen a symbol here or there on artifacts, but never in a pattern before.
CDM projects are concentrated in a small number of countries, in a pattern that closely matches international direct investment.
They operate by projecting light in a pattern, usually in the form of multiple parallel beams,
Those statutes prohibit law enforcement agencies from engaging in a pattern or practice of violation of civil rights.