Examples of using Is inseparable in English and their translations into Spanish
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We believe that academic research in the field of arts is inseparable from practice, hence our commitment to create spaces for dialogue,
how I reproposed them is inseparable from my sensitivity and gifts that God has given me,
the Jīva is inseparable from the Lord but is not Him essentially,
reform of the justice sector is inseparable from security, and thus from commensurate reform of the military, police, corrections,
The right to freedom of opinion and expression and the right to receive and to disseminate information is inseparable from the possibility of creating one's own information media the press, electronic media.
that the protection of legal security of tenure is inseparable from other elements of the right to adequate housing including the right to freedom from dispossession and/or forced eviction.
This general study of the environmental challenges faced by the countries on the shores of the Mediterranean shows that environmental conservation in the region is inseparable from development problems.
Affirmation that the issue of women is inseparable from the issue of the nation in peace-building in any national or international partnerships
This tendency that you have identified is inseparable from the promotion of the body
cultural diversity is addressed in section I("Principles"), article 1 of the text, as follows:"The safeguarding of cultural diversity is inseparable from respect for human dignity.
The generalized split of the spectacle… is inseparable from the modern State,
we will discover that the history of their achievements is inseparable from the history of their defeats.
For Intervozes, freedom of expression is inseparable from the full exercise of citizenship
to which Haiti subscribes, is inseparable from that of the eighth, namely,
in herently realistic medium, which is inseparable from its documentary dimension,
which provides the necessary underpinning for the operative part and is inseparable from it.
cultural rights is inseparable from the question of enforceability
in which economic policy is inseparable from social policy.
Moreover, those cases are regarded so seriously that the offending provision is inseparable, i.e., the whole treaty is invalid,
an act that is inseparable from the offence or a primary