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Penya Tallada could be translated as"cut rock.
The term'census' comes from the Latin word'censere', which could be translated as'to estimate.
Hence,"pnictogen" could be translated as"suffocation maker.
This analysis would be conducted by using a quantitative survey that could be translated into different languages.
This idea could be translated in several different ways.
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In fact, he sorted humor into three categories that could be translated as: joke, comic, and mimetic.
Mr. Lallah said that"tenure" could be translated in French or Spanish in the way in which it was meant: the security of the office during a given mandate.
He proposed that the Committee should defer consideration of that report to the next session,by which time the report could be translated and circulated.
Thus Soekaboemi could be translated as"Likable Land.
It had therefore seemed reasonable for the Committee to postpone its consideration of the situation in Togo so that the report could be translated and given careful consideration.
This word“kairos” could be translated as,“time, period, year.
One such pun was to nickname Mme Steinheil"la pompe funèbre" wordplay in French:"pompes funèbres" means"death care business" and"pompe funèbre" could be translated, literally, as"funeral pump.
For instance, the text could be translated into Lingala and French.
Mr. de GOUTTES pointed out that the English term"self-government" had a political connotation;he was not clear how it could be translated into French.
The Dutch name Poldertoren could be translated as Polder Tower.
Alternatively, laute could be translated as"at a different rate of speed" and requires a hand gesture to indicate the nature of the difference when needed for clarification.
To the extent possible, the documentation could be translated and made available in both languages.
The Commission welcomes Iraq's readiness to present the necessary documents andawaits Iraq's submission of these documents so that they could be translated and studied by the Commission.
So, the phrase«Axis in medietate ſigni» could be translated as the«Axis of the middle of the prophecy».
Also decides that, during this transitional period, a summary record of the meeting of a State party with a treaty body,at the request of the State party concerned, could be translated into the official language used by the State party;
Accordingly, the Meeting's conclusions could be translated into possible negotiating objectives within the framework of WTO and ICAO.
The secretariat pointed out that proposals for additions ormodifications must be received from delegations by 1 July 2006 so that they could be translated into the three ECE languages for the SC.1 session 1719 October 2006.
Upon the requestof a State party, documents could be translated on demand into one or more additional official languages other than the three languages in which the report would be provided.
This problem is often coupled with the lack of a clearly defined environmental policy which could be translated into practical action by the implementing agencies.
The suggested change to"may" could be translated as"peut" in French, but would"the circumstances" be translated as"des circonstances" or"les circonstances"?
However, at the request of a State party, a summary record of the meeting of the State party with the treaty body could be translated on demand to the official language used by the State party.
These how-to guides could be translated into all United Nations official languages and posted on the Platform's website, while fact sheets could be created for wider distribution to existing networks.
Alternatively, only the shorter of the two papers could be translated or else simply read out in the working group.
However, an alternative etymology is given by the Roman geographer Pliny the elder who calls them Celtiberi Arevaci, adding that they borrowed their name from the river Areva(Araviana)and thus their designation could be translated as‘those who dwell at the Areva' or‘on the Areva.
Technical reports that merited a wider dissemination could be translated as publications of the secretariat, if funds were available;