Examples of using Historical process in English and their translations into Spanish
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Since then, China has undergone a great historical process encompassing rural and urban reform,
We must wake up to the outcome of a long historical process that has accelerated markedly over the last quarter of a century
Affirms that globalization is a complex historical process of structural transformation,
the culmination of a long historical process of contacts and unification of cultures
The implementation of the 10 Commitments can only be approached as a major historical process in which the World Summit is both a starting-point for
their materialization were the result of a long historical process and could not be dissociated from the social conditions
Unfortunately, the natural historical process of the fall of empires
generating trade without undergoing the whole historical process followed by industrialized countries of industrialization based on large domestic markets.
initiatives that are currently in the planning stage bring with them a long historical process that proves this.
nation is the product of a long historical process, cultural attributes
Specific economic formation of Latin American societies: Historical process, present and potientalities;
This historical process has been accompanied by some massive waves of deportations of Mexican migrants from that country,
Introduction to graphic arts, The historical process of graphic arts in Mexico
meant the beginning of a long historical process that ended with the independence of the former European colonies in the Americas with the exception of Cuba
they gain awareness of the complexity of the historical process and a perspective on how a convergence of factors can contribute to the disintegration of democratic values.
applied by VICALP has meant an education that galvanizes Kondhs to actively address a historical process of marginalization through the development of critical awareness of the social structural constraints that contribute towards their marginalization.
as it is the result of a complex historical process of successive amalgamations
In this regard, Argentina holds the view that although the historical process of decolonization has, to a large extent,
administrative/territorial arrangements resulting from a protracted and complicated historical process, and of Russia's particular ethnic composition,
remnants of a long historical process, stretching centuries,