Examples of using Sharing common in English and their translations into French
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It is also about cooperation on mutually agreed terms of members sharing common borders with a view to coordinating procedures at border crossings to facilitate cross-border trade.
our work force has generated marvellous growth in many countries and markets, sharing common characteristics such as perseverance, efficiency and trustworthiness… the very image of Komatsu machines.
Komatsu Europe's work force has generated growth in many countries and markets, sharing common characteristics such as perseverance, efficiency and trustworthiness… in the image of Komatsu machines.
other forms of cash receivable accounts held as security for the lenders by a party not controlled or sharing common ownership with the buyer/obligor.
In the case of programmes sharing common administrative guidelines(UNDP, UNFPA and the World Food Programme(WFP)),
Our geographical location in the Horn of Africa, sharing common borders with nine nations
The differences become more evident when comparing organizations sharing common premises and services, such as at the Vienna International Centre,
taking into account the countries or zones sharing common borders and other epidemiologic pathways for the potential introduction of infection.
taking into account the countries or zones sharing common borders and other epidemiologic pathways for the potential introduction of infection.
taking into account the countries or zones sharing common borders and other epidemiologic pathways for the potential introduction of the infection.
in field operations, enhancing the overall effort by focusing on core competencies and by sharing common premises and services.
You share common experiences, a common belief.
We know that all religions share common foundations.
The countries share common environmental concerns.
Our two institutions share common goals.
Nomador is a community of people who share common values.
Affinity Frauds- In"affinity frauds", members of identifiable groups who share common beliefs or interests, such as religion or ethnicity, are targeted.
There are no shared common areas aside from a 24-hour front desk and a playground for kids.
The toolkit had the practical purpose of providing a means to facilitate policy coherence around shared common objectives.
The Lao PDR shares common borders with Viet Nam,