Examples of using Where groups in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
one of the social networks- a new tool that is not covered by the legislation- where groups of people report some alleged fault
I regularly run software architecture katas where groups of 2-5 people are asked to design a software system,
you are taken deeper into the world of Transition to examples in Yorkshire, where groups have taken over their local fruit
typical of black people, where groups of people sing
In Cafh, there are communities where groups of men and women share the ideal of living devoted to the love of God
scientists cannot readily predict exactly where groups will appear from one year to the next.
the control of places where groups considered"uncivilized" were erratically living.
it became a major exporter and importer retail center, where groups who profited from rubber trade were closely linked with international capital.
in the construction of collective spaces where groups analyze, define tasks
clubs, but also in the streets of the historic center where groups playing vallenato music perform on street corners.
conference delegates where groups from all over the world will meet,
informational displays to introduce visitors to every element of the campaign, and a seminar room where groups and concerned individuals can train to deliver the curriculum.
in the Panama border zone, where groups that are part of the FARC have made their presence known in the past.
creeds, where groups define the boundaries of interpretation of the message;
One very recent example of this took place at Montfermeil hospital near Paris, where groups of young people,
Witnessing one then the emergence of a movement of the same magnitude as the one who knows the Canada and Quebec, where groups of fathers are more virulent(threats towards workers' associations fight against violence,
In this patient journey where groups have maintained their local autonomy,
a significant change from the cash-based savings group approach, where groups typically set an interest rate of 3% on each loan.
also in schools, where groups of high school students attack teachers
with Water Commissions being organized, where groups of representatives from local organizations work to mobilize rural communities to vote laws in their Chambers of City Representatives.