Examples of using Whole chapter in English and their translations into Spanish
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Colloquial
One whole chapter is dedicated to the judicious use as opposed to the arbitrary/despotic use of power of State and State agencies.
Let's try to read the whole chapter 20 of Revelation
We suggest you go over the whole chapter first and then do more advanced operation.
Furthermore, reference must be made to the Organization of Justice Act, which devotes a whole chapter in Title II to the principle of defence free of charge.
The draft amendment of the Constitution dedicates the whole chapter II to cover human rights
which devoted a whole chapter to women, there had been no assessment of its implementation.
then another day in which you throw up a whole chapter.
That target, and the whole chapter in the Constitution on the enhancement of women
The Law on the Protection of Minors devotes a whole chapter to the judicial protection of minors.
The Constitution of Uganda devoted a whole chapter to human rights.
Draft article 30 is a saving clause relating to the whole chapter.
school history textbooks had a whole chapter devoted to it.
you may want to give them a whole chapter(or chapters) about their child's disability.
Draft article 16 is a"without prejudice" clause relating to the whole Chapter.
Communities Act also includes a whole chapter on health and indigenous medicine.
expanding Cordemoy's remarks to provide a whole chapter in his Essai,“De l'embellissement des villes”.
One of the summit's major outcomes, Agenda 21, includes a whole chapter(Chapter 14) on sustainable agriculture
Mr. Adeyemi(Nigeria) said that a whole chapter of the Child Rights Act was devoted to adoption.
A whole chapter of the Programme of Action,
In Johannesburg, a whole chapter was devoted to the cause of the small island developing States.
