Examples of using Modus in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Continual improvement is our modus operandi, the process that allows us to achieve a certain standard without this ever representing a limit, rather progressively exceeding it and subsequently defining another at a higher level.
Part of the kidnappers' modus operandi is they take videos of their victims and send these to the latter's relatives in China,”
avoid walking alone at night or in dark areas and beware of pickpockets whose modus operandi is to distract you first.
There will, of course, be arguments about the modus operandi of different institutions, but there is no reason why they should not be intelligible,
Part of the kidnappers' modus operandi is they take videos of their victims and send these to the latter's relatives in China,”
With more than 40 years of experience, UNICRI has structured its work programmes and modus operandi in order to always be responsive to the needs of the international community.
The modus operandi is‘China you are not playing by the rules of the game
Lazarus Group for years, and in April it published a detailed“under the hood” report exposing the group's modus operandi.
avoid walking alone at night or in dark areas and beware of pickpockets whose modus operandi is by distracting you.
I have argued that all of the conditions necessary in this context have been satisfied, and this will continue to be the case so long as the Islamic State maintains its horrifying modus operandi.
TPP- world's largest economic block, will redraw the global economic map, will fundamentally change the global economic structure and modus operandi of the global economy.
Holy Spirit is not mentioned at all- does that reflect reality? should a modus be placed elsewhere in the document?- in Indonesia the Holy Spirit should be mentioned- the new movements include a strong mention HS- need a modus for this part.
A signature based security filter operates somewhat like a law enforcement officer who seeks to identify criminals based on their modus operandi, or mode of operation.
With more than 50 years of experience, UNICRI has structured its work programmes and modus operandi in order to always be responsive to the needs of the international community.
A significant layer of activists becomes“professionalized,” embraces the modus operandi in these settings and reproduces a strategic framework
After a detective figures out the criminal's modus operandi, authorities rush to stop the killer before he can carry out more murders.
Although an important concept, Open Data is all but a modus operandi to implement Open Government, which is a public policy's philosophy
This is far more reminiscent of al-Qaeda's modus operandi in the early 2000s, going for big publicity,
The modus operandi varied from project to project, but there was no shortage of conventional multi-level marketing
On the contrary, his description of the modus operandi of these sciences in terms of a fusion of horizons culminates in a strong valorization of the cultural studies.