Examples of using To define the notion in English and their translations into French
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To define the notion of metamorphosis.
I do not propose to define the notion of tolerance.
To define the notion of culture in a country is also to accept its weaknesses.
Marie-Soleil Tremblay helped to define the notion of public interest.
Nevertheless, there are a number of formal characteristics that allow us to define the notion.
Together these documents helped to define the notion of sustainable development.
I recall that the outcome document of the Highlevel Plenary Meeting(resolution 65/1) refers to the ongoing efforts to define the notion of human security.
This document should also help to define the notion of substantial autonomy.
To define the notion of emancipation, the author introduces the dialectic between freedom and submission to authority and the distinction between freedom and emancipation, the latter characterized by universal access to the exercise of freedom before the law.
Objectifs pédagogiques de la séance: To define the notion of metamorphosis.
It is convenient to define the notion of step so that it is as machineindependent as possible.
Adel Gaaloul: First,it seems important to define the notion of open government.
Also takes note of the ongoing efforts to define the notion of human security, and recognizes the need to continue the discussion and to achieve an agreement on the definition thereof in the General Assembly;
At this point,it appears as necessary to define the notion of emancipation.
This champagne allows me to define the notion of“ancient wines,” which my guests find very interesting.
In the third part,we will attempt to define the notion of relationship from an ecosystemic perspective.
Mr. Decaux said that it is difficult to define the notion of a victim of terrorist acts if there is no agreed definition of terrorism.
Sixthly, it would be wise to specify that customary international law could be universal or regional and to define the notion of"international conference.