Examples of using Style and content in English and their translations into French
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as a result of their language, style, and content.
It included proposals and options for the style and content of the revised Manual.
checked for completeness and correctness with regard to grammar, spelling, style and content.
Quickly create updatable inspection reports by choosing geometry controls from the measurement database and customizing the display style and content of report items.
The style and content was heavily influenced by Byzantine art,
The first option would retain the current UNFC text but would modify CRIRSCO and SPE guidelines style and content to create a merged single standard.
Upon the adoption of the Convention, it is necessary to have a website whose style and content communicate its importance,
They are quite different in style and content, but each story reflects the kind of insight that can be gained from reflecting on a cancer experience
nothing more to say about the style and content of this vintage motorcycle helmet,
The products vary in style and content- from scientific reports to proceedings on negotiation meetings to informative posters,
because the text itself is so obviously historical in style and content unless otherwise implied within the text through a historical-grammatical exegesis.
subject to a possible re-evaluation, taking into account the consistency in style and content of the revised SEEA-2003 section III.
as a statistical standard, subject to a possible re-evaluation, taking into account the consistency in style and content of the revised SEEA-2003.
heated debate about the role of theatre, its style and content in the context of the Yugoslavian work we saw during those three days in Zagreb, we could not know then
It shares the same style and content policy regarding what can and cannot be placed on the site.
This option is available in the Styles and Content view of the Disc Menu.
rather a witness to the style and contents of gardens cultivated by Montréal's nobility in the 18th century.
Both the style and the content of the report set valuable precedents.
generally favourable although divided, with both its musical style and lyrical content each attracting praise and criticism.
where the style and the content are very close together.