Examples of using Were frequently in English and their translations into Spanish
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Finally, abbots, cardinals and other prelates were frequently employed by the kings as ambassadors,
They had no official status and were frequently the victims of abuse by the immigration services and the police.
Originally, ASA values were frequently referred to as American standard speed numbers or ASA exposure-index numbers.
Nevertheless, beans were frequently counterfeited by filling empty cacao shells with dirt or mud.
Such ideologies were frequently characterized by simplistic arguments based on national preference and were sometimes prompted by electoral considerations.
Domestic workers, who were frequently of African or indigenous origin,
The lowlands and coastal area were frequently raided by fierce mountain tribes,
Special attention should be paid to street children and girl children who were frequently victims of both extreme poverty and gender-related discrimination.
Prisoners were frequently reported to have been denied basic facilities, including medical treatment.
The walls were frequently topped by loopholes,
His shows were frequently canceled and started in the various radio stations for several years in the 1990s.
applications for renewal were frequently rejected.
Troop/police contributors were frequently thousands of miles away from the mission area.
People were frequently held in custody beyond the 48-hour limit provided for by law.
Members of the apparat(apparatchiks or apparatchiki) were frequently transferred between different areas of responsibility,
Also of serious concern was the security of peacekeepers, who were frequently the targets of abductions and attacks.
Evidence preservation systems and protection for victims and witnesses were frequently lacking in Kosovo and Metohija,
many of them rented farms, and were frequently craftsmen and sailors.
However, solely referring to statutory law would be unwise since restrictions on freedom of expression were frequently regulated through subordinate legislation, typically by-laws.
Villages were frequently abandoned before they were threatened by the progress of the war".