Examples of using More groups in English and their translations into French
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In particular, more and more groups have a European body where trade union representatives meet up in parallel with EWCs in a bid to move ahead from simple'information' to actual European consultations.
has improved, more groups are involved in adaptation discussions,
Collective parties for those who want to share the celebration in the same room with more groups, where they will surprise you with a great welcome, Photocall and many surprises.
In a case of dispute between two or more groups each desiring to represent their country as a member of the F.I.E.,
in the north-eastern areas where there are more groups at risk.
The scope of the work was expanded to consider, as well, the concerns of individuals who belong to one or more groups that frequently experience disadvantage in their dealings with the justice system.
you can end in more groups like pre-sales, negotiators,
evolved to target more groups in society.
The program managers will also train a new project manager in four additional WDN member countries to ensure that the leadership schools' curriculum is able to be utilized by more groups of women across the world.
informal announcements to one or more groups(known as"Spam") is prohibited.
For those who want to share the celebration in the same room with more groups, where they will surprise you with a great welcome,
we should also see more groups being clear about their own positions and priorities.
the number is set to grow in 2018, with more groups forming in Canada.
the development of the bow is concurrent with the first known depictions of organized warfare consisting of clear illustrations of two or more groups of men attacking each other.
signed headquarters agreements with the organizations based at Geneva meant that any change in the existing arrangements could also penalize one or more groups of staff members.
are unable to create the necessary"rules of the game", so that one or more groups perceive themselves to be treated unfairly.
marriage to one or more groups through which additional rights to land could be obtained.
for one or more groups of controlled substances,
conceived as one or more groups, national or political;
not they identify themselves with one or more groups, to exercise their rights