Examples of using Irreplaceable contribution in English and their translations into French
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The Radio Maria Project is based upon the irreplaceable contribution of volunteers.
The irreplaceable contribution of women to family farms is acknowledged across the world;
Do not be afraid to highlight the irreplaceable contribution of the Church to the common good.
The irreplaceable contribution of consecrated people in the fight against gender-based violence.
We are proud of our Christian schools, for the irreplaceable contribution they make to our society.
The Holy See recognises the irreplaceable contribution which the United Nations family has made and is making in addressing inequality and exclusion in today's world.
A culture, then, that is fully informed, andwhich can only be so through the irreplaceable contribution of the humanities.
You will thus add to the irreplaceable contribution of your professionalism the warmth of"heart" that alone can humanize structures.
His most famous work,“Reflections on Violence”(1908),constitutes an irreplaceable contribution to the revolutionary myth.
This is recognition of the irreplaceable contribution persons with disabilities have made to the progress we have achieved so far. It is also recognition of the determination of persons with disabilities never again to be objects of the actions of others.
Today, 8 March,I would also like to say a few words about the irreplaceable contribution of women in building a world that can be a home for all.
The purchase of this organ was made possible courtesy of Mrs. Jacqueline Desmarais,who assumed the total cost and wished to perpetuate, through its name, the memory of Mr. Pierre Béique's irreplaceable contribution to the OSM's mission of excellence.
Do not the most vulnerable people make an irreplaceable contribution to the building up of a more fraternal society?
This means Pastors must make their voices heard to highlight the importance of the family as the first andfundamental cell of society and its irreplaceable contribution to the common good of all citizens.
Very much to the point, Jim Nicholson underlines the irreplaceable contribution of the Catholic Church in the United States in creating the climate that made it possible to reach the turning point of 1984.
A Church that is at peace with itself can become a credible announcer of reconciliation even at the level of society,bringing an irreplaceable contribution to the promotion of justice and the achievement of peace.
A partnership with NGOs,the activities of which are an irreplaceable contribution to the solutions of the Roma community's situation in the Slovak Republic, is envisaged as a necessary part of the proposed policy.
Our wishes, our desire, our prayer, our pastoral labors are that in this era of globalization,Africa will today offer humanity its unique and irreplaceable contribution, according to the gifts she has received from God and are properly hers.
By insisting on the irreplaceable contribution of the family to society, the Church seeks to do all that she can to encourage, support and assist families in fulfilling the duties that are proper to them, especially in the promotion of whatever may benefit the permanency of the marriage bond and enhance the welfare of children.
A renewed missionary spirit andzealous generosity in your commitment will be an irreplaceable contribution to what the universal Church expects and needs from the Church in America.