Examples of using Were commonplace in English and their translations into Spanish
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a high immigrant population, where social problems were commonplace.
That showed that racist acts were commonplace and, in the example given,
practices that were commonplace until now and directly infringed law
This accurate replica of street vendor carts that were commonplace at fairgrounds at the beginning of the 20th century will fascinate children and adults.
The cease-fire, which is still largely respected, has stopped the deaths and destruction that were commonplace before.
laxity and abuse were commonplace.
Reports of forced labour were commonplace and anyone accused of making what the Government deemed to be"false" complaints to the International Labour Organization(ILO) faced prosecution.
the members of the Axis Powers were commonplace on the show.
forced displacements were commonplace in the region, and the international community must work with the Sudanese authorities to bring about a radical improvement of the situation there.
be viewed in">the context of Luxembourg, which lacked maximum-security facilities that were commonplace in larger countries.
arbitrary arrests were commonplace, while human rights activists
The Working Group received allegations that abuse of authority, torture and ill-treatment were commonplace, and detainees were often forced to admit to the charges brought against them.
the delegation of authority were fundamental to sound management and, as such, were commonplace in most large organizations.
personal attacks which were commonplace in political campaigning.
in practice abuses were commonplace.
therefore as proof of Defoe's continuity in his works, were commonplace in the eighteenth century.
Katnip series as a prime stereotype of the"violent cat versus mouse" battles that were commonplace among Hollywood cartoons of the 1920s through the 1960s.
For example, the IIASA team found that in the Netherlands-a pioneer in the development of voluntary“covenants”-enforcement failures were commonplace, leading often to the country's failure to meet environmental objectives.
the review panel found that low levels of compliance with measures and obligations were commonplace and limited actions had been taken to remedy the situation.