Examples of using Different conceptions in English and their translations into Spanish
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In spite of the process of globalization, there are-- and perhaps because of it in the near future there will be-- different conceptions of the world and the desirable future of humankind.
Indigenous peoples hold different conceptions of value and production,
The distribution of the different conceptions of democracy among Costa Ricans is similar to that observed in Chile,
The spokesperson of the University of La Laguna points out that we are confront with two different conceptions: the social character of the programmes
through which we tried to find the independent variables related in some way with what we are trying to explain in this case, the different conceptions of democracy.
Above all, it must promote the inclusive coexistence of different conceptions of human rights with a view to advancing the cause of human rights in all countries.
There might be different conceptions in different countries, but the International Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination was quite clear in defining racial discrimination as something that resembled a crime.
often reflect the different conceptions of the public sphere
holds that it is only natural for countries to have different conceptions with regard to human rights issues,
which has exposed the different conceptions of quality and its evaluation from a global perspective,
in action carried out in accordance with a programme established at the level of the parliaments of member States to bring views closer together and to clarify different conceptions.
Assembly concerning the legality of the threat or use of nuclear weapons"in any circumstance" has highlighted the different conceptions of international law within the Court.
methods to the valuation process and different conceptions of the values being assessed.
The course will enable students to understand the different conceptions of leadership through the review of different approaches
there are different conceptions of education in dispute, with most civil society organisations defending education
They are movements with a different conception of time and place.
This is important because it proposes a different conception of the doctor-patient relationship.
Each poet has a different conception of poetry, a poetic thought on reality,
Thus, we are talking about a different conception of the nature of death where,
had a different conception of the other four.