Examples of using Present itself in English and their translations into Spanish
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as it might not present itself again.
This case study has also demonstrated how a unique community managed to think of itself and present itself as the most remarkable illustration,
Local government spokesman José Ramón González de Zárate explained that Benidorm can present itself this year to the call"because it has already a strategic document:
luxury of time and that this opportunity for a comprehensive reform of the Council, if not realized, may not present itself again for many years to come.
could not present itself as the recipient unless it had been specially appointed to act as the victim's representative.
A key challenge that may soon present itself may be the extension of State authority and the maintenance of law
In a sense, this action is tantamount to provoking unrest so that later the parallel police force can present itself as the guardian of law
where the brand has to present itself in a renewed and more relevant way,
sustainable tourism destination and can present itself to tour operators
which might not present itself again any time soon.
only thing that we can truly count on in this random universe is that occasionally that randomness can present itself as, well, fate.
was trying to shift the blame onto others and present itself to the Committee as a victim.
which may not present itself again, to conclude the test-ban treaty as soon as possible.
But it is not just those two rivals-- the past and the future-- but also the present itself that are at issue. For who truly knows the intentions of the present?
a way through where a solution could present itself.
preserve spaces where art can present itself as a manifestation of the unrepeatable;
and the nature present itself and be perceived as the basis of everything.
and from that which made it present itself as the natural form of personal fulfillment
to promote the richness, diversity and originality of the cultural and artistic scene in the Greater Region-- the first cross-border region to define and present itself as a common cultural space-- but also to increase the mobility of those involved in staging cultural events and audiences, as well as to increase the number of events.
staff with an opportunity, which might not present itself again in the near future,