Examples of using Frequently found in English and their translations into Spanish
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are still frequently found in use.
Statutory provisions on the law applicable to the project agreement are not frequently found in domestic legislation on privately financed infrastructure projects.
rock avalanche-supraglacial transport includes: Monolithologic composition- a cluster of boulders of similar composition are frequently found in close proximity.
Statutory provisions governing the project agreement are not frequently found in domestic legislation on privately financed infrastructure projects.
This variety is frequently found in mountainous areas
The latter was the most frequently found with 133 of the 150 isolated strains.
interest in deeper integration, and perhaps why the demand for it has frequently found expression in PTAs.
are exemplified by the beast most frequently found in heraldry-the lion.
The second most frequently found to be the Virgen del Rocio Hospital in Seville(33%).
The chaotic-connected followed by enmeshed-chaotic were family functioning types frequently found in this sample.
Investors with promising projects frequently found a third party sitting on the crucial rights with no plans to use them
He had frequently found during country visits that consultations with indigenous people were ineffective because of a failure to take account of their real needs.
A term frequently found in early inscriptions is Erilaz,
This prompted him to suggest the coarse-fine couplets frequently found in the sediments of glacial lakes were annual layers.
and bestial-are frequently found in the company of images of beasts devouring people
This parasite is frequently found in the subcutaneous tissues
the S1Q3T3 pattern(20%) were the most frequently found electrocardiographic signs.
as shown by colonies frequently found attached to offshore oil rigs.
Aspen 82 frequently found that it had multiple copies of footage spread over multiple drives.
Field audits of peacekeeping missions have also frequently found that internal controls for reporting of troop strength figures were inadequate.