Examples of using Is one aspect in English and their translations into Italian
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Computer
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The logo is one aspect of a company's commercial brand,
Diversity of HLAs in the human population is one aspect of disease defense,
This initiative of pastoral care for religious is one aspect of the great dialogue of salvation,
The cult leader Abdullah Öcalan is one aspect, but more fundamental is the question of the rule that preserves the military leadership on the civil movement,
for South Africa and a policy for southern Africa; that is one aspect in relation to the matters he raises.
meant as the structure supporting the body, is one aspect of the human entity,
I think there is one aspect that we are still arguing about,
Implementing the consumers' rights directive is one aspect of the problem, with full integration
The right of access to documents is one aspect of a policy on openness
When it comes to the directive on hazardous substances, there is one aspect we are particularly pleased with,
Humanitarian aid is one aspect of EU external action
Healthy food is one aspect of its ecological profile and overall quality approach: 25% of thefood- including wines- is ecologically labelled
called axoplasmic resistance, is one aspect of a neuron's cable properties,
Energy is one aspect besides green places,
This is one aspect for which it is not necessary only a code of ethics as it currently exists,
also legal support is one aspect of this, but it is also important to ensure that infringements which occur in the private sphere without any intention to make a profit are not penalised under criminal law.
a distorted electric guitar, and this is one aspect that makes music interesting
matter of communication and the information necessary for the application of the provisions on the posting of workers, of which institutional communication is one aspect.
The proposal for a Council decision aimed at establishing a court of first instance specialising in civil service disputes is one aspect of the judicial reform enshrined in the Treaty of Nice, which seeks to solve the