Examples of using The hierarchy in English and their translations into French
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Within each phase of the hierarchy there are also defined therapeutic
Among these at the top of the hierarchy are our worldview,
Using this logical framework means that you have to define the hierarchy between the global objective
In 4.3.4.1.3 delete the third sentence beginning"The hierarchy…" and the word"However" at the beginning of the fourth sentence.
It allows a reading of the hierarchy of French touristic space which is in sharp contrast to that proposed by TripAdvisor in two different ways.
Lets say you want to move up the hierarchy of the company you work at
Women are generally low in the hierarchy of power, hence their rights to education,
Since the hierarchy of laws is none other than the hierarchy of power, the more we are bound,
Defining the hierarchy among the institutions in the sector and establishing the roles played by each within the defined framework for the decentralization of the State.
This means that in the hierarchy of debtors they will be repaid only after normal debts
When creating the hierarchy of administration groups,
Violence done by those higher on the hierarchy to those lower is nearly always invisible,
Cooking together at the office allows to shake the hierarchy up and to stimulate team spirit.
A change in the hierarchy of languages requires considerable time
In a kind of logic of the hierarchy of the kinds and pictorial speculations,
He would have been on firmer ground had he made the word of God his authority rather than the hierarchy of men.
Every function in the Grzegorczyk hierarchy is a primitive recursive function, and every primitive recursive function appears in the hierarchy at some level.
he rose rapidly through the hierarchy of the Tokugawa shogunate.
the Emperor,">the Imperial Court, and the Hierarchy.
A representative of the ad hoc consultative group clarified its position by stating that it felt the hierarchy element and hence its inclusion was particularly important.