Examples of using Often based in English and their translations into Italian
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The deconstruction of the medium of television is often based on a radical intervention in respect of its fundamental mechanism.
The principle is often based on a lunch menu with starter,
This is besides the obvious fact that aid donors usually impose their own ideas of development on receiving societies often based on their own priorities and vision.
Agriculture in such areas is often based on intensive production methods,
In Niger, many of the laws adopted by the government of Niger to protect the rights of Nigerien women are often based on Muslim beliefs.
But still, the treatment of angina by folk remedies is most often based on the same ingredients,
Extraterritorial application of national law, often based on the geographies of the Domain Name System, has led to
meaningful architectural solutions, often based on lessons from the past, proliferate worldwide.
This is often based on the theme of the game
and it is often based on location and program institution.
Our awareness of a child's life is often based on what we hear from it.
Prognosis is often based on the most common types of SCA,
BEMO 3D planning- often based on a 3D scan of the supporting structure- plans the system to be ready for assembly.
the controversies on the polluting harbour traffics are often based on completely groundless considerations.
Europe has a strong tradition of volunteering, often based on membership in civil society organisations.
Banks and financial institutions should reconsider their very cautious attitude towards restarters, often based on negative credit ratings.
Banks and financial institutions should revisit their very cautious attitude towards restarters, often based on negative credit ratings.
Choices we have made in the past are often based out of a need to fulfill.
Individual countries have different ways of dealing with these, often based on historical national considerations.
The Stoics and the Neoplatonists promoted the moral significations of the mythological tradition, often based on Greek etymologies.