Examples of using Invaluable and irreplaceable in English and their translations into French
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It's unique, it's invaluable and irreplaceable.
There is much to be gained,so make the most of the opportunity afforded by these invaluable and irreplaceable ten days.
The daily communication books are invaluable and irreplaceable in providing information on daily activities.
There is much to be gained,so make the most of this these invaluable and irreplaceable days.
Nurses play an invaluable and irreplaceable role in the health of our country," said CNA president Dr. Karima Velji.
All his instruments are invaluable and irreplaceable.
Each provincial francophone community has its own structures, its own organization to champion its cause and its own issues, and each community makes a contribution to its respective province,one that is invaluable and irreplaceable.
We believe that the environment is an invaluable and irreplaceable public good.
We Hungarians have learned that Hungary, our homeland,represents for each of us an invaluable and irreplaceable good.
We consider the environment an invaluable and irreplaceable collective resource.
Your call, and of course product,have salvaged approx over 100 pictures that are truly invaluable and irreplaceable.
Indigenous knowledge systems represent an invaluable and irreplaceable resource and a critical component of sustainable development.
So make the most of this perfect opportunity offered by these invaluable and irreplaceable ten days.
Established in 1977,the Canadian Environmental Network functions as an invaluable and irreplaceable grid of communication, and platform for resource sharingand project building, between hundreds of thousands of environmentally concerned Canadians.
There is much to be gained, from the opportunity arising out of these invaluable and irreplaceable days.
The Committee believes that public administration has an invaluable and irreplaceable role to play in helping shape policies and coordinating multiple stakeholders, including the private sector, non-State actors and civil society at large.
They agreed that the fact that the Codification Division served also as the secretariat of the Sixth Committee provided an invaluable and irreplaceable link between the two bodies.
I likewise wish to extend my personal thanks to each one of you for the invaluable and irreplaceable commitment you devote to life in your various fields.
Message from Mr Koïchiro Matsuura, Director-General of UNESCO, on the occasion of the International Day of the World's Indigenous People,9 August 2007 Indigenous knowledge systems represent an invaluable and irreplaceable resource and a critical component of sustainable development.
Since the Division also served as the secretariat of the Sixth Committee,it was an invaluable and irreplaceable link between the two bodiesand provided a high-quality service that must be preserved.