Examples of using As for instance in English and their translations into Spanish
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in relation to these simple triangles, certain interlocking triangles also emerge, as for instance the zodiacal triangle of Leo-Pisces-Capricorn
to the other specialist conferences of the Federal Länder- as for instance the Conference of Ministers of Economics
Care and support need to reach far more people than currently the case, as for instance only an estimated 15 per cent of orphans receive any form of assistance.
Our group of representatives is very much involved in different committees of UNICEF, as for instance the Working Group on Children,
In the process of passing from sign to sign, as for instance transitting out of Pisces into Aquarius as is now the case,
the spokesman's authority so as to enable him to act on behalf of the group, as for instance, in defending a claim by the purchaser.
that I am aware of it's limitations, as for instance, that only a small percentage of it's population was considered as citizen with full rights(a sixteenth);
To book B&B in Rome Aurelio means to book a B&B or a self catering apartment in the middle of a district with different natural attractions as for instance Villa Carpegna,
arias with obbligato oboe were written for them, as for instance those in Günther von Schwarzburg(1777)
Funds raised internationally pursuant to international agreements: Funds also can be raised internationally pursuant to an international agreement as for instance in the case of the share of proceeds(2 per cent)
private actors worked on human rights promotion and protection, as for instance, the Danish Data Protection Agency,
Seminars and conferences are often held in key modernist buildings, as for instance at Alvar Aalto's Vyborg Library(2003 ISC/T seminar), Brinkman
the numbers received may be limited, as for instance in emerging resettlement countries in Latin America
employment have focused on easing transitions from school or training to work and jobs, as for instance careers information,
although may not be so easy for us to distinguish intellectual arts in other centres, as for instance the intellectual art of instinctive centre,
expects productive outcomes from this engagement, as for instance through its current work with the latter
Rationalisation of the pre-university education institutions is subject to many factors that influence solution of this problem, as for instance is the demographic decline of the population subjected to schooling(over the next 7 years the schooling population in the I- IX classes will decrease by 46%,
local distribution networks and operational improvements in the region, as for instance through potential agreements for the packaging of European-manufactured products.
It is also used in juvenile courts, as, for instance, In re Gault.
It appears to introduce the means of salvation, as, for instance, in 1 Corinthians 15:2.