Examples of using Modicum in English and their translations into French
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We acknowledge that there has been a modicum of progress in a few areas, but, in general, progress in several key areas, which include trade,
may permit a modicum of employment to be retained over a few years, such agreements put impossible strains on Government officials, e.g. in ensuring that the technology has been transferred to the right specifications
the organization of its contents is more helpful and it contains a modicum of analytical comment- although as to the content of the report,
Some simply require a modicum of political courage
equal representation of women and the retention of a modicum of institutional memory.
would be willing to sacrifice a modicum of elegance for progress in this house.
managed to set aside national interests and differences in order to achieve a modicum of consensus, which is contained in the conclusions
said in their summation of the day's events,"it is our collective opinion that these mid-decade goals… can be achieved in most countries with national will and a modicum of international support.
Modicums of deceit are one thing,
But he deserves a modicum of respect.
That does require a modicum of silence.
Am I making a modicum of sense?
I think I deserve a modicum of leeway.
You enjoyed a modicum of success today, Watson.
A modicum of restraint would have served you better.
A modicum of torture words don't fully describe.
If your cousin had a modicum of good sense.
I like my clients to have a modicum of humanity.
That modicum of decency I will insist upon for myself.
She imparts her modicum of wisdom and motherly care.