Examples of using Groups could in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Panel determined that the claims in two of these groups could be reviewed using sampling techniques.
She also stressed the special role of school in integrating minorities since it was there that members of different groups could begin to learn about each other's cultures.
Mother-tongue classes for children from immigrant groups were government-funded, and those groups could apply for funding for the provision of instruction in their language and culture.
maintaining the cultures of different groups could sometimes be an obstacle to the advancement of women and equality.
interlocutors of the Groups could see that they included major key political players for Guinea-Bissau and Burundi.
Once these groups could be identified,
The rationale for Conectas was that people and groups could transcend their limitations
Individuals and groups could challenge legislation
on 17 August 1995, that individuals and groups could in future canvas political ideas,
The organization of the school regarding the levels of the groups could be better.
By cumulating the capacity of the two lodgings, the groups could be placed to 14 people.
a single language or ignoring health problems unique to certain groups could result in discrimination.
indicate that more active collaboration between those three groups could help to advance significantly international economic
as well as providing rooms where the groups could be taught.
Changes such as the channelling and consolidation of the groups could risk dampening the vigour
These groups could be helped directly
returns increased, more groups could be induced to enter the drug trade.
These groups could be manipulated by political rivals
He also wished to know whether there were any Roma NGOs, as such groups could be instrumental in encouraging school attendance among Roma children
Once Zhivkov fell, a loose political confederation was envisioned where constituent groups could continue to work for their own cause,
