Examples of using Which rely in English and their translations into Spanish
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While some exporters entered the crisis with better fiscal positions thanks to windfall revenue during the boom, others which rely heavily on oil exports have suffered from falling revenue, a deteriorated external balance and government spending cuts.
since these countries, which rely heavily on exports of textiles, may lose their
cyclists perfectly integrated in the environment and which rely, in most cases, on terraces
Consequently, it is imperative that sustenance of the European Social Model broadens its scope of funding for the sustainability of social security systems- which rely heavily on workers' contributions and which, in the current
private sectors and bodies, which rely on teams of professionals and technicians.
countries with economies in transition, which rely to a considerable degree on domestic coal and have expressed an
the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO), which rely heavily on local transport for moving supplies.
An agreement was reached, focusing in particular on specific sectors which rely heavily on part-time labour,which deal with these issues, so as to bring them to the fore at the negotiating table; and to regulate and organize job-sharing.">
trade law, both of which rely significantly on the traditional legal principle of reciprocity, and to a belief that illegal
Fix broken model design, which relied on Qt 4 behavior.
A flawless concept which relies on Paylogic.
Bologna is renowned for its culinary tradition, which relies heavily on meats.
The failure of the Doha Round was a great disappointment to least developed countries, which relied heavily on agriculture.
Traditional parenting, which relies upon a strong attachment,
RTVB-H is a State-owned public enterprise which relies heavily on government sources for its news reporting,
The Fire Theory is a producer of art, which relies on the collaborative work for the production of art,
An initiative which relies heavily on the expertise of those involved in the Nairobi work programme is that of action pledges.
As well as the tribunal in the Lake Lanoux arbitration, which relied on the concept"seriously"(gravement). Lake Lanoux Arbitration(France-Spain),
A compulsory binding dispute settlement mechanism which relies essentially on the UNCLOS system.
The implementation of PAN, which relied on a participatory approach,