Examples of using Is debatable in English and their translations into Spanish
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Further, the content of customary law applicable to internal armed conflict is debatable.
actually exist or whether they are facets of the narrator himself is debatable.
Bishop Faure affirms that there is no error in the Eleison Comments, which is debatable.
militarily, is debatable, there is no doubt whatsoever as to its enormous psychological and political effects.
The direct involvement of teachers in the administration of the school system is debatable as, inevitably, they do have vested interests.
Its true value in supporting a sustainability assessment of fed aquaculture is debatable and IFFO, through Dr Andy Jackson's earlier work, has already objected
Another point of Icelandic law which is debatable and pertains to discrimination between members of labour unions
This formulation is debatable and, in any case, cannot be generalized:
seems to wear nothing apart from sandals(although this is debatable, as his beard covers most of his body)
reward this category of person is debatable.
such as most least developed countries, is debatable.
to institutionalize lending and other rural financial services for rural women rather than limiting them to project-based operations whose sustainability is debatable.
Traffi cking in cannabis has become a source of funding for the insurgents of the Movement of the Democratic Forces of Casamance, although its relative importance is debatable and the issue may have been exaggerated for political purposes 151, 152.
the actual size of such a premium is debatable.
added that the concept of seasonal freedom for African horse sickness and bluetongue is debatable on scientific grounds,
succession should be included in the scope of application of the draft UNCITRAL Convention is debatable.
used to describe a specific subdivision of a larger group, there is debatable relevance when they all virtually describe the same thing.
it is important to point out that this question is debatable, depending on the cultural values of the society.
that feeder traffic was lost when the branches closed; the financial significance of this is debatable as over 90% of the railways' 1960 traffic was carried on lines which remained open ten years later.
The precise number of chart-toppers is debatable due to the profusion of competing charts from the 1950s to the 1980s,