Examples of using This process of reflection in English and their translations into French
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Last year this process of reflection was clearly unfinished.
I look forward to the culmination of this process of reflection.
Inevitably this process of reflection was marked by contradictions.
EUROMOT must have a decisive position in this process of reflection and analysis.
In my view, this process of reflection has resulted in two distinct approaches.
The High Commissioner looks forward to the culmination of this process of reflection.
DFO Science has found this process of reflection to be most productive.
This process of reflection would make it possible to answer the following questions.
The Program can assist, facilitate and accompany the group,as appropriate, in this process of reflection and analysis.
This process of reflection has helped me identify what my future goals(short and long term) will be for me.
All members of the United Nations andother entities of the United Nations system with relevant expertise are invited to contribute to this process of reflection and analysis.
This process of reflection will take account of developments in European Union law in this field.
We have an obligation to achieve results, andwe must succeed together in carrying out this process of reflection which I call on you to engage in regarding the future, the role, the make-up and the necessary reform of the procedures of the Conference.
This process of reflection led to this year's theme for the Public Forum, which is"trade works.
The Council invites all Members of the United Nations, andother parts of the United Nations system with relevant experience and expertise, to contribute to this process of reflection and analysis on these matters, beginning with the further meeting onthis subject which will be convened on 30 September 2003.
This process of reflection is called« scientific method» which consists of five steps.
I urge you to undertake this process of reflection and I look forward to pursuing the dialogue with all those for whom bijuralism means sharing and cooperation.
This process of reflection presents another avenue for self-know-ledge, reflection-for-action.
The natural departure point for this process of reflection was one of the most emblematic objects in the museum's collection, the"Artistic Crafts" goblet created by the silversmith Lucien Falize in 1896.
This process of reflection and consultation, initiated in 2011, has mobilized a large number of stakeholders.