Examples of using Which arises in English and their translations into Spanish
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We were talking the other day about desire and the conflict which arises from desire;
one diocese to another, but there is certainly one problem which arises with particular urgency everywhere: the situation of the family.
The Dutch Stonewall is especially suitable for the average club player and the pawn skeleton which arises is the very reason for that.
Such a policy is crucial in ensuring the fulfillment of GEF's mandate which arises from the Rio Conventions.
Ignorance is a self-limiting knowledge, which arises with exclusive concentration in a single field.
A noteworthy aspect of organoiodine compounds is their high density, which arises from the high atomic weight of iodine.
Differences in relative values give rise to the exchange of wealth, which arises according to the law of relative marginal utility of exchange.
Aire is a show which arises from an idea of chanciness,
A further question which arises in the context of electronic communication is the incorporation of general terms
There is no need to remind this forum of the growing urgency of this subject, which arises not only from the number of major conflicts,
in constant evolution, which arises from the integration of the characteristics,
Another important question which arises in connection with the law of unilateral acts
The Council's report is a reflection of its accountability to the General Assembly, which arises from the fact that the Council is mandated by the Member States to act on their behalf in the maintenance of international peace and security.
The Special Rapporteur has also noted the paradoxical situation which arises in States that consider children of migrants born in their territory as nationals
Adrian plays with the nature of paint, which arises from spontaneous control
One question which arises is whether existing rules are sufficient
The Office of the Director-General for Migration has referred to the difficult situation which arises when these detainees do not speak the language
An important question which arises in this connection is the effect of the international fundamental rights,
The problem which arises is to decide what criteria used to classify the achievements in these"magic years";
The limited understanding of the genus was the result of poor preservation of its remains, which arises from the delicate and highly pneumatic construction of the skull