Examples of using Pattern of behaviour in English and their translations into Spanish
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Emotional or psychological abuse is defined under S.3 of the Act as"a pattern of behaviour of any kind, the purpose of which is to undermine the emotional
We are asking OAU to stick to its principles because this a very dangerous pattern of behaviour, because it is based on the belief in the invincibility of the Eritrean army.
there are reasonable grounds to believe that an incident or a pattern of behaviour occurred if the Commission obtained a reliable body of information,
thus, develop a more predictable and constructive pattern of behaviour.
A number of acts that form part of a pattern of behaviour may amount to abuse for that purpose,
Ethiopia's pattern of behaviour over recent years indeed shows a spiral of increasing disregard for Eritrea's inherited boundary. It presents a
there is also substantial evidence to document a pattern of behaviour by local authorities directly contrary to the Geneva principle.
This is a pattern of behaviour, and even an assertion,
are manifested by a pattern of behaviour and conduct corresponding to such beliefs.
the sheer number of incidents form a pattern of behaviour that can't be ignored.
Instead living the rest of his life unwilling to so much as consider emotional honesty,'and deeply wary of those who attempted to get close to him,'a pattern of behaviour that ultimately left him an isolated and emotionless spectre.
of culture"(an idea,">belief, pattern of behaviour, etc.) which is"hosted" in the minds of one or more individuals, and which can reproduce itself in the sense of jumping from the mind of one person to the mind of another.
true to the pattern of behaviour that has become the hallmark of the Eritrean leadership,
has started to change the pattern of behaviour of economic agents as foreign companies penetrate these markets
implying their pattern of behaviour might be quite different if economic policy changed.
A recent example of that pattern of behaviour is the refusal of the Turkish side to consider our proposal to increase trading activity by reopening the port of Famagusta for exports to other States members of the European Union,
This pattern of behaviour cannot be any more true than in the case of the recent decision of the European Court of Justice which,
it may be confirmed that the more recent cases of torture do not resemble the pattern of behaviour of State agents in the period 1980-2000.
But they remain mirage due to the intervening ignorant patterns of behaviour.
The patterns of behaviour are the following.