Examples of using Notion in English and their translations into French
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With Airan Berg, the notion of creation, of audiences
The Nazis rejected the notion that these mountains demarcated the border of Europe,
However, her notion of virtue is more individualistic
Evidence exists, however, that the KGB deliberately disseminated a notion in the 1980s that it was invented by the CIA.
The notion of not allowing units just because the purpose is donor funded,
However, Kanou refuses to accept the notion, seeing Mihashi's true potential as an ace pitcher
A strong Liberal, she even adopted the notion inculcated in Emile that every man ought to learn a manual trade or craft.
The notion of the"light of evolution" came originally from the vitalist Jesuit priest Pierre Teilhard de Chardin,
The Royal Proclamation," writes historian Colin Calloway,"reflected the notion that segregation not interaction should characterize Indian-white relations.
The notion of a base as a concept in chemistry was first introduced by the French chemist Guillaume François Rouelle in 1754.
Kant argues that this notion of freedom cannot be derived from our experience.
Have you some notion of presenting yourself at the Duke of Argyll's door,
However, the group determined that the notion that messaging is either positive
The public policy exception is qualified by the notion"manifestly contrary" used also in article 33;
They introduced the notion of visual research based on a rule-based grammar.
Table 1 illustrates this capacity with estimates that generalize the widely used notion of cause-deleted life expectancy LE.
I hope it has diffused the notion that you have some magic power to make women bend to your will.
The focus of the meeting was a definition and expanded notion of literacy and a discussion of the proposed LAMP initiative.
It was also necessary to explore the notion of meaningful or appropriate levels of human control
There is also this notion of managerial courage,