Examples of using Formal structures in English and their translations into Italian
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REITERATES that the Strategy is based on the principle of no new EU funds, no additional EU formal structures and no new EU legislation,
stereotypes of film(the conventional acting and formal structures of mainstream films- the gorgeous photography,
materials and non-rigid formal structures, Italian Radical Architecture closed its cycle in the mid-'70s.
the ethos of political representation in what way do the formal structures of government truly represent the society that generates them?
the opportunity to go back to the formal structures and complete their education.
to play as the bridge between the EU institutions and organised Civil Society:"Here we do not need new formal structures.
In the sound elaborations of the Swiss artist- now based in Berlin- the formal structures stand out clearly, rigorously maintained in the stream of drones,
for which he underlines the formal structures and expressive streaks;
Of formal structure, yes. Inside a kind.
This essential, formal structure is adopted by the whole University.
Representing the formal structure of a firm in terms of authority,
No formal structure exists to promote this kind of dialogue although certain Christian Palestinian groups have sought out Jewish dialogue partners.
It was good to learn the formal structure underpinning the language as well as vocabulary.
AR: I noticed a very rigorous formal structure in your compositions, a music I would define,
This lack of formal structure can have an impact on their financial
with its lack of formal structure or hierarchy, allows each autonomous group to set its own priorities and goals.
These groups often had no formal structure, but were centered on specific advocacy issues
International organisation(1948)===Since 1920, SCI organised workcamps and activities with no formal structure in France, Switzerland,
HELIOS II was the first action programme in which a formal structure was established for consultation with disabled people and their organisations.
straight lines suggest formal structure and the creative impulse.