Examples of using Taking root in English and their translations into Spanish
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Electoral processes are taking root, and civil society
The information age of the twenty-first century is taking root as it impacts on the lives of all sectors of society at both the national and international levels.
recovery is taking root in a majority of transition economies.
Community policing at local levels is taking root and the assessment of the program reveals improved security
Democracy was taking root, as shown by the holding in May 2005 of the country's third
which has given way to a phase in which democracy is taking root.
He is surprised to see young saplings of all forms taking root in the valley, and new streams running through it where the shepherd has made dams higher up in the mountain.
economic growth are taking root.
I myself have seen a fool taking root, but suddenly his house was cursed.
The myth has traveled from place to place, taking root in the most desperate areas.
We are pleased that the concept of independent internal oversight is apparently taking root within the Secretariat.
I have seen the foolish taking root, but suddenly I cursed his habitation.
That violent movement began just when democracy was taking root and economic growth was accelerating owing to policy reforms.
Plans for the world's first decentralized, community-owned bank are taking root in Malta.
This gives some feedback as to whether the whole process of thinking through tradeoffs is taking root.
But(tu), when(yadā) taking root firmly(saṁrūḍhaḥ) in one place--i.e.
I have seen the foolish taking root, And I cursed his abode immediately.
corrupt disposition of Satan taking root in your heart?
the plant to continue taking root.
the concept of human rights is taking root in China.