Examples of using Changes affecting in English and their translations into Spanish
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one being ad-spend targeting Hispanic viewers, and the other being the changes affecting the immediate future of televised soccer.
Any changes affecting the Security Council- especially now,
is needed to assess the direction and magnitude of the changes affecting the system.
In response to Thailand's question about changes affecting overseas domestic workers(ODWs),
including changes affecting the GSP deriving from the implementation of the Uruguay Round agreements.
updated taking into account changes affecting its content.
As changes affecting both nobles and peasants were principally implemented through registration in the cadastral survey,
Since Denmark's third periodic report to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, changes affecting refugee children have been made under Act no. 504 of 6 June 2007.
To prevent these diverse changes affecting the agricultural sector from resulting in new barriers to trade, the international trade
The changes affecting the international economic scene following the crystallization of the concept of economic globalization
cessation of activity, changes affecting the size, type
the Paraguayan economy had undergone changes affecting the institutional framework
it was clear that any changes affecting social and cultural practices had to be introduced gradually:
the Country has experienced significant changes affecting its economic and social structures,
decision on their applications, additional changes affecting refugees and immigrants were announced in the spring.
should not only be briefed about changes affecting priorities and mandates
Changes affecting algae, plankton,
trends and changes affecting children; and shifts in the international context in which UNICEF operates,
The changes affected only the names of each of them.
These changes affected the natural science education in elementary school.