Examples of using Common experience in English and their translations into Spanish
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Throughout the‘learning by doing' process, common experience and trust developed
it is our common experience, each having placed his
it has been our common experience that certain conflict situations subject women
Bearing a child before age 18, however, is a common experience in many developing countries,
In this regard, the common experience in which Belgium took part- in the former Yugoslavia,
For example, it is a common experience for all communities that the identification of data sources
viewpoints may interact to enrich our common experience.
by reaching deep into our common experience, the starting point for any worthwhile explanation.
is not bound by electronic data entries made in error by the common experience and shall be entitled to rectification of any time aware of their existence.
other drawn to the nostalgic elements of our common experience.
to preach religion is what I want to attempt, so as to obtain enough common experience that it can be analyzed afterwards.
This mutual trust and common experience often formed the basis for informal cooperation outside a legal framework and made possible progress
where it was difficult to identify common experience.
they have in common experience, concern or simply curiosity about the fascinating world of Lean.
as well as completely divorced from aesthetic pleasure and our common experience.
I think that's a pretty common experience for people growing up in the 80's
With regard to the negative aspects, the common experience of the member countries of the European Community has shown the need to bolster anti-discrimination legislation with measures to overcome the de facto disparities that impede the attainment of genuine equality.
and" a social space away from home… to meet in a group to share their common experience about work, family and illness.
Rather, establishing guidelines based on the common experience of UNHCR and member countries during recent humanitarian interventions would be a first step in ensuring consistency
it was time to put our common experience into practice by organizing this first experimental workshop in which we followed the pilgrims on their faithful walk from Cholula,