Examples of using Chapter devoted in English and their translations into Spanish
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contained a chapter devoted to child labour whose purpose was to prohibit work by children under the age of 14, except for light work by
Thus, in the chapter devoted to issues relevant to Andalusia's children, a far-ranging discussion was offered on the need to find approaches to inter-agency coordination, in order to overcome the tendency of various government departments to focus on disability as
The Ombudsman's last two annual reports each contains a chapter devoted to the examination of the rights and freedoms of foreigners in Spain, in which full
Similarly, one article of the chapter devoted to TBT in the New Zealand-Chinese Taipei RTA(2013)
The chapters devoted to neuroscience, always elicit a smile on me.
Rosa Franquet sign two chapters devoted to television and radio.
Part II contains a series of Chapters devoted to the various Articles of the Covenant
Lebanon containing new chapters devoted to cooperation in the Justice
This chapter, devoted to the health of children in general and their welfare, is of particular importance.
which consists of five chapters, devotes a separate chapter(chapter 4, consisting of five sections),
There are chapters devoted to security, and to‘clustering'
The Working Group noted the inclusion of chapters devoted to indigenous peoples in the draft declaration
The chapter devoted to adventures offers two modules.
Contains a chapter devoted to illustrative case histories.
There's a whole chapter devoted to children like Amy.
The Marr's book has a chapter devoted to each of the indicators.
The Criminal Code contains a chapter devoted to offences against justice.
The principal alternative theories are described in the chapter devoted to the pyramids.
This is the opening of the Apicius 27 chapter devoted to Édgar Núñez.
A chapter devoted to the problems found in concurrent systems