Examples of using In the foreword in English and their translations into French
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As Graeme Simpson stresses in the foreword, it is the common ambition to redress the damage done to both vertical
As stressed by Natali and Vanhercke in the Foreword to this volume, the crisis is changing again,
Finkelstein responded to his critics in the foreword to the second edition: Mainstream critics allege thatthe Left ridicule the book as a defense of"the banks.">
In the foreword to" Creative Australia",the centrality of the arts to our national identity, social cohesion, and economic success.">
In the foreword, Kim Hak-Su,
In the foreword to Richie's book A Hundred Years Of Japanese Film, Paul Schrader writes,"Whatever
In the foreword of the 1997 issue,
set forth herein, Only the French version of the agreement shall be binding 5 The differences indicated in the Foreword, notably handicaps
Philippe Pochet in the foreword to the report:" The current trend towards ever greater economic as well as social divergence across the European Union cannot form a viable basis for the future of European integration.
In the foreword to the Annual Report 2005,
In the foreword, NAO claims that"the guidance sets out the circumstances required
as well as the provisions in the foreword and introduction.
As explained in the foreword, the Manual provides a comprehensive analysis of the international legal standards pertaining to five key aspects of disaster response: human rights,
In the foreword of the book it says,"The New Apostolic Church is active in many countries of varying cultural backgrounds, which makes a
as well as provisions in the foreword and the introduction.
as well as provisions in the foreword and the introduction.
as well as the provisions in the foreword and introduction.
Wittgenstein would summarise his work with a simple formula in the foreword-‘we can more or less summarise all the meaning of this book in these terms:
As noted in the foreword, the Manual was conceived as a"living work" that should be regularly revised