Examples of using Be redefined in English and their translations into Spanish
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then the Lambeosaurinae would have to be redefined to exclude those two traits.
More quickly' would be redefined as a period of time,
Almost all of the marketing tactics that make consultants the most money can be redefined and made more strategic- that's the job of a growth hacker.
The German delegation proposed that sensor-fuzed munitions should be redefined as"alternatives" to distinguish them from other submunitions.
Mr. Kotrane said that the term"young persons" should be redefined to include minors up to the age of 18 years,
Debt sustainability ought to be redefined in terms of achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
The present report provides additional information and recommends that the role of the Committee for Programme and Coordination be redefined.
How the role of public administration can be redefined so as to enable the public sector to foresee
We believe that cultural norms must be redefined and policies created that promote respect for women
Human rights should henceforth be redefined in functional terms,
The collection of food price information will also be redefined, although the basic information will be maintained to ensure continuity in the time series.
innovation also have to be redefined for Nicaragua's new reality.
the definition of national security should be redefined as cooperation among nations.
It was suggested, in the context of the increasing importance of private resource flows, that the role of ODA should be redefined.
it has ultimately become clear that service had to be redefined in the age of Industry 4.0.
they should be redefined for the higher operating pressures.
the progress made in the area of employment by some members of visible minorities raises the question of whether this group should be redefined.
It is at this point that the category which started out being defined"by extension" can be redefined analytically on the basis of its properties.
It is therefore important that the current application of Article 19 be reviewed and that the term“arrears” be redefined and made specific.
the perspective argues that there is no concrete meaning to any interaction that could not be redefined.