Examples of using Some groups in English and their translations into French
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In the Flemish Region, some groups are exempted from paying supra-communal sanitation charges
Additionally, some groups among those exposed in utero have shown lower than average intelligence scores
Discrimination and racism still affected some groups and"captive families"-- virtual slaves to rich landowners was an issue of concern.
Omaha Beach: General Bradley learns of the breakthrough of some groups of soldiers at the top of the cliffs.
Dozens of boats are already on the scene and some groups are already in the water.
At the same time, some groups of assets may be exempted from the provision above.
it has proved difficult to get in touch with the members of some groups.
who are able to counter the negative pressures some groups may exert on them.
WHEREAS the consumption of energy drinks can carry health risks for some groups in the population, including children and adolescents;
If, however, you use Power User permissions, then some groups might already be able to switch roles.
The little information there is on the health of indigenous children indicates that some groups suffer high levels of mortality, diseases and malnutrition.
Socioeconomic factors that vary for women in general and some groups of women in particular.
It should be pointed out that some groups of returnees and displaced persons were affected by problems related to access to land.
provides protection to some groups but not to others,
The Committee is concerned by the fact that some groups within the State party's population, especially its most disadvantaged and most marginalized members,
The precise identification of by-catch species was found to be problematic for some groups and the need for better keys to be made available for observers on board the vessel was recognised SC-CAMLR-XVIII,
Some groups, such as Youth Alliance for Future Energy,
Although poverty among some groups of women was still far too high,
Some groups will be, in a pronounced sense,
The Government recognises that the employment rates of some groups of disabled people,