Exemples d'utilisation de This is a notion en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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This is a notion that Cassina has always sustained.
External influences stimulate creativity and production: this is a notion that Cassina has always sustained.
This is a notion both psychological and social.
ATEX probability or explosive atmosphere: this is a notion introduced by the so-called European ATEX directive which defines six areas.
This is a notion, and a rather sucky one at that.
This is a notion that many people find counter-intuitive.
This is a notion inherent to man living in the 20th and 21st century.
This is a notion of the sublime which reverses the picture of union with light.
This is a notion that is taken into account when interpreting our Sunday Morning Blues.
This is a notion the maverick geneticist Rupert Sheldrake explored, using what C.H.
This is a notion that you get in classical political philosophy going back to Plato and Aristotle.
This is a notion that the Conservatives brought in through the legislation they passed in the 1950s.
This is a notion that has gained a lot of traction over the last few years, mainly on the internet.
This is a notion of technological and quantitative measure but which is supposed valid for intelligence.
This is a notion that was rarely touched upon during the television series, and is well worth exploring.
This is a notion that transcends the things that divide peoples, nations and governments and forms the basis of social integration everywhere.
This is a notion of which we must all be disabused, especially in the Security Council, or else this Council goes down the road of appeasement.
This is a notion that the United States views only in the context of the freedom of information, which is enshrined in article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, consistent with our long-standing position under the Geneva Conventions.
This is a notion that has been deeply ingrained in the conceptual development, positive normativity and consistent jurisprudence of both municipal and international law since Roman Law was at its zenith more than five centuries ago, when modern European colonization began.
This is a notion which naturally flowers in the splendid‘parliamentary cretinism' which cannot see beyond the complacent speechification of a few hundred parliamentary deputies in a bourgeois legislative chamber, to the gigantic forces of world history, forces which are at work on the outside, in the bosom of social development, and which are quite unconcerned with their parliamentary law-making.
I was fine with this, when I thought this was a notion.
This is a common notion.
This is a formal notion.
This is a modern notion.
This is a false notion.
This is a wide notion.
But this is a false notion.
This is a qualitative notion only.
This is a fundamental notion of thermodynamics.
This is a ridiculous notion of politics.