Exemples d'utilisation de Physically and culturally en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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We see it physically and culturally.
The courage to leave for another place and to try to live there physically and culturally;
Transform physically and culturally the Company.
How can we go back to building cities that are physically and culturally varied again?
Man has evolved physically and culturally together with his cosmic niche.
In this regard,social protection programmes must be physically and culturally accessible to all.
We are physically and culturally able to support our customers globally.
Europe is also close, both physically and culturally.
Bantus are ethnically, physically, and culturally distinct from Somalis,and have remained marginalized since their arrival in Somalia.
Three areas of Thailand, that are so physically and culturally different.
The province was physically and culturally far removed from the north China plain where Chinese civilisation flourished in ancient times.
Three areas of Thailand, that are so physically and culturally different.
They were violated physically and culturally, and some of them were forced to convert to Islam owing to the extremist Takfiri interpretation of apostasy.
British Columbia is probably Canada's most physically and culturally diverse area.
Change is adverse to peoples physically and culturally when culturally insensitive politicaland economic powers, national and trans-national, determine what use is made of natural resources, where people live, how they live and how peoples are to relate within and across boundaries.
South Carolina's capital city since 1786, Columbia was physically and culturally transformed by the Civil War.
For Spain, I feel physically and culturally attached to that country.
The goal of our 40+-year-old program is to help you explore contemporary London, both physically and culturally.
Three Thailand so physically and culturally different.
The principle of equality and non-discrimination also requires States to ensure that social pensions are physically and culturally accessible to all older people.
The data relating to education reflect the cultural homogeneity of a physically and culturally mixed population, which is the result of the mixing of African peoplesand peoples of various cultures, especially the Portuguese.
The programme aims at developing the citizen and rehabilitating him/her physically and culturally, and conduct-wise.
The decision to have somebody located in the UK has proved to be a successful one, enabling us to be physically and culturally closer to clientsand to react to market developments and trends faster", said Roberto Zanichelli, ILIP's Sales and Marketing Director."That is why we are continuing to implement a strategy of direct presence, with professionals from areas that we consider strategic.
The 6th century Byzantine historian Procopius noted that the Goths, Gepidae and Vandals were physically and culturally identical, suggesting a common origin.
Like many other Ukrainian villages,Khrystanivka is physically and culturally isolated, removed from the country's modern cities.
There were echoes of this hostility in the Tuaregs' reaction to the integration of the region into the newly-independent state of Mali in 1960; particularly as the new nation's capital, Bamako,was remote(both physically and culturally) from the deserts of the north.
Doubters might have very well attributed the fire and tools to a being contemporary with, yet physically and culturally more advanced than Sinanthropus, thus removing Sinanthropus from his position as a new and important human ancestor.
In early capitalism,the“men of property” remained a narrow caste, physically and culturally segregated from the majority.
In order to guarantee margins acceptable to shareholders who may be very distant from the publishing house(both physically and culturally), production is recalibrated to enhance its commercial potential.
Culturally and physically.