Examples of using Were interdependent in English and their translations into Spanish
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fundamental freedoms were interdependent and mutually reinforcing.
fundamental freedoms were interdependent and mutually reinforcing.
fundamental freedoms were interdependent and mutually reinforcing.
coherent document with chapters that were interdependent, both in concept and in terminology,
respect for human rights were interdependent and mutually reinforcing;
fundamental freedoms were interdependent and mutually reinforcing
highly affected countries and that the social, cultural, political and economic determinants of HIV transmission were interdependent.
fundamental freedoms were interdependent and mutually reinforcing,
environmental aspects of development were interdependent, and for more creative international cooperation based on internal democracy,
respect for human rights were interdependent and reinforced each other. They played a crucial role in the realization of the main purposes of the Charter of the United Nations:
It stated also that the mandates of the three mechanisms were interdependent and that the termination of the Working Group would leave a critical gap in the human rights work of the United Nations
human rights and development were interdependent and hoped that the decisions taken at the forty-third session of the Commission for Social Development would give a new impetus to international cooperation in the social sphere.
human rights were interdependent and inseparable, that the concept of democracy must be holistic
respect for human rights were interdependent and mutually reinforcing
that of the adjacent regions were interdependent and that further efforts were necessary for the creation of conditions of security
given that the constituent parts of the NPT were interdependent.
constituted a trinity in which the three components were interdependent and mutually reinforcing.
since all human rights were interdependent and ought to be respected in all countries.
respect for human rights were interdependent and mutually reinforcing.
deepened social and economic disparities between States and created a breeding ground for potential crises in many regions of the world, which were interdependent.