Examples of using Which opens in English and their translations into French
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is a testament that the national planning is not taking into consideration urbanization as a mega trend, which opens huge opportunity for sustainable development.
chair of the advisory board for the Ryerson Image Centre, which opens on 29 September 2012.
the bridge of Pontaubault, which opens the road to Brittany,
it is also the first which opens again the door to a new creation.
in 20 minutes of Limoges, Maryl ne welcomes you in its host's house of charm restored tastefully, which opens on a shaded and flowery park.
by clicking on the icon, the application is launched, except for Facebook which opens a new tab of the browser and therefore not the application.
these positive effects could be reproduced by a protein present on the surface of this bacterium, which opens the door to its use for the treatment of these obesity-induced metabolic disorders in people.
The first thing you come across is the hall with its open circular ceiling which opens into the dining room,
The New Comedy wants to be a«platform of shows» which opens towards the city with its esplanade,
Wall mural a stone path which opens passing through half of a Lake until you reach a small island with a white tree and a magic kiosk,
its dining room which opens onto a sunny terraces with panoramic views, the very spacious master suite of 40m2,
The middle part is a narrow canyon which opens on alpine landscape,
the present chapter, which opens with an evaluation of primary education,
flows east to the west bank of the Chaleur Bay which opens to the east on the Gulf of Saint Lawrence.
called that because it was next to the Crops Office(Ufficio delle Biade), which opens under the portico of the fourteenth-century facade.
there is a candle which opens higher, but then pulls back to close below the open of the first bullish candle.
a large, tiled, covered area with the main entrance which opens onto a small hallway.
While I am writing these sentences, I am reminded of John Hillcoat's film,‘The Road', which opens with images of the everyday lives of ordi- nary people- it looks banal.
click File>Save As, and enter a new name in the Save File As dialogue box which opens.
as well as procurement reforms, which opens government projects to public scrutiny.