Examples of using Some groups in English and their translations into Spanish
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Some groups, such as women and juveniles, are addressed in separate international standards
The Committee also notes that some groups, such as the Roma and the Kurds,
Some groups heavily restrict their members',
We have started to train some groups,[of Vedic Pandits]
Then some groups appeared, who were trying to break our line, they hit police officers with sticks.
Some groups, notably women,
National target Headline target The analysis shows that some groups of young people are more at risk of ESL than others.
Members of some groups or populations, for example,
Longstanding marginalization has systematically shut some groups, such as women
Differences are also observed within countries, as some groups of women face multiple forms of discrimination that overlap and are mutually reinforcing.
Some groups may instead take a short skiff ride to visit the Boras indigenous community,
Some groups opposed to the document and some amendments to the Constitution of 1824 were
In post-conflict settings, some groups are likely to be at high risk,
Given the persistent hostility towards some groups, particular attention will need to be given to ensuring that laws
Yet some groups can be difficult to employ even in a healthy economy-particularly young people
as it would permit some groups in the fund to benefit.
pursue alternate policies may lead some groups to resort to violent means and terrorism.
in addition to some other developments, appears to have rendered some groups in the north more amenable to dialogue.
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should be involved in trying to change policies, but some groups or individuals are more likely than others to be successful.