Examples of using Slightly modified in English and their translations into French
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These changes slightly modified the definitions of three market zones in this report, namely, zones 3, 6 and 7.
I shortened it in agreement and slightly modified the finish of the hem.
and has slightly modified them due to current market conditions.
In 2008, Belgium slightly modified the design in order to comply with the European Commission's guidelines.
the EDF cable car was then slightly modified to be also used by skiers
Canada are proposing a slightly modified wording for the note.
This second generation has a slightly modified stem length and shape.
Soyuz-2 is a new launcher version slightly modified to operate from the CSG launch pad.
you will notice that the labels of Fleur Cardinale have been slightly modified over the vintages.
was slightly modified in 2006.
the Czech Republic and Slovakia are only slightly modified versions of the third model.
In May 1992, the Committee adopted, and in March 1994 slightly modified, a detailed list of topics for its consideration.2.
The result will be a slightly modified new draft version of the paper for consideration at the ninth session,
It was later moved to the field side and slightly modified"Concordia domi et foris pax sane res est omnium pulcherrima","harmony within
this demarcation was slightly modified, notably by the annexation of the Kingdom by Germany during World War II,
using a slightly modified version of the Ferrari Dino V12,
the opening system for the bins was slightly modified, and a new collection station was added(plastic cups
The test procedure has been slightly modified in order to clarify the way the shim/plate shall be inserted under the IBC to assess that the appropriate vibration level has been achieved.
A slightly modified version of the song"Wall" was released as a radio single,
The Director-General notes that the draft resolution has been slightly modified from the text of Recommendation No. 6 of the Committee since the International Programme for the Development of Communication is not a fund in trust,