Examples of using Often overlap in English and their translations into Spanish
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their access to natural resources often overlap with the rights accorded to government/ state enterprises
Not surprisingly, these challenges often overlap with challenges faced in the management of vector control in general.
experiences where life and art often overlap.
Transition, recovery and construction elements are rarely consecutive, but often overlap or occur simultaneously.
Significant resources have been invested in developing stand-alone systems which often overlap considerably in terms of function see paras. 224-227 below.
roles often overlap, thus causing confusion among those being regulated.
reconstruction and development are generally not consecutive but often overlap and occur simultaneously.
the threads of their stories often overlap, diverge, and converge on one another.
Teaching and research around whiteness often overlap with research on post-colonial theory
the effects are experienced locally and nationally and often overlap.
their effects are experienced both at local and national levels, and often overlap.
Since the phases of relief, rehabilitation, reconstruction and development often overlap in post-conflict situations,
of poverty-- including income, health care and education-- often overlap with other characteristics,
On top of that, cohorts of persons having or experiencing a certain‘vulnerability' in the labour market often overlap, e.g. a lengthy history of disease can all too often lead to physical or mental limitations,
inaction by public bodies which often overlap with human rights violations.
than by political or other aims, which often overlap with the aims of social movements that have nothing to do with terrorist acts.
In an organization with complex and often overlapping mandates, coordination becomes crucial.
This includes the following(often overlapping) groups.
Its history often overlaps with the concerns and history of visual music.
Double vision is seeing two, often overlapping, images of a single object.