Examples of using Involved in a number in English and their translations into French
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Developing countries are involved in a number of processes with different coverage and objectives.
Viet Nam was also involved in a number of regional and bilateral human rights initiatives.
Alex is involved in a number of projects that promote healthy lifestyle habits through physical activity or nutrition.
The Salim Group is involved in a number of projects in West Bengal, an eastern state of India.
From 1970 to 1972 Hughes was involved in a number of attacks on British soldiers
The band has been involved in a number of American and European tours involving other metal acts such as Immortal, Krisiun, Cianide, and Watain.
Proznik is involved in a number of charitable organizations
OHCHR was recently involved in a number of initiatives to promote the effective participation of minorities in public life in Serbia.
Currently, Canada is involved in a number of international initiatives aimed at examining the harmonization of regulations internationally.
He has also been involved in a number of multicenter international trials, published over 250 papers,
My Government has been very closely involved in a number of such programmes at the bilateral,
has been involved in a number of start-up companies in his thirty year career.
Accordingly, France Telecom is involved in a number of lawsuits or European Commission investigations regarding state aid it may have received in France.
The Group is involved in a number of proceedings in the United States,
The Partnership is involved in a number of other activities that support its mission of achieving internationally comparable and reliable ICT statistics.
Our priests there have been involved in a number of social projects;
It was involved in a number of activities aimed at reducing the prevalence rate
Since then it has been involved in a number of successful projects and activities.
Members of the SPT were also involved in a number of meetings at the national, regional
the National Civil Police has been involved in a number of cases of extrajudicial executions,