Examples of using This forms part in English and their translations into Spanish
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This forms part of our witness.
When we consider thestate duty to protect, it becomes evident that this forms part of the state's function as an enforcement agent at international law.
All this forms part of the same wish.
Staff involved in the process of adoption to a foreign country do not receive any additional remuneration, as this forms part of their official duties as civil servants.
All this forms part of HOMA Therapy.
The European Communities contends that panels are"in principle bound by the sequencing order of the legal claims made by the complaining party"60 because this forms part of their mandate.
All of this forms part of a planetary task.
Cogeco Peer 1 does not make any representations or warranties regarding either fitness for any particular purpose, norany standard or quality, unless this forms part of the manufacturers' or developers' specifications for such Branded Products.
This forms part of the integrated guidelines 2005-2008.
Failure to commence or complete the Work for Dole programme,including where this forms part of a Preparing for Work Agreement, or failure to comply with conditions of a Work for Dole programme, result, in the absence of reasonable excuse, in an"activity test" breach and accompanying financial penalties in the form of reduced payment of unemployment benefits.
This forms part of the new Adaptive Optics Facility for the VLT.
This forms part of a trend that also affects other developed economies.
This forms part of the authenic'coach-built' feel that comes with every Mulsanne.
This forms part of the private family sphere in which no one has the right to interfere arbitrarily.
This forms part of the corporate quality assurance process for knowledge products.
This forms part of the Special Rapporteur's efforts to promote the justiciability of the right to food at the national level.
This forms part of government's review of the implementation of the Skills Development Act, 1998(Act 97 of 1998). Article 4(2).
This forms part of the efforts of the Board to minimize risks faced by paraquat users, especially plantation workers.
This forms part of a project's due diligence process, which has a number of objectives, including, but not only, an assessment of the rate of return i.e.
This forms part of Imira Entertainment's push to be ahead of the curve on the rapidly evolving landscape of television and the blurring lines between digital and traditional platforms.
This forms part of the Government's response to the review by the Commission on integration and cohesion which looked at the major challenges Britain faces in responding to increasing change in local communities.
This forms part of the Sustainable System for Community Self- development framework(Sistema de Autodesarrollo Comunitario Sustentable), involving locally-induced development through planning, participation, integration, improving living standards and monitoring of the results.
This forms part of a larger partnership effort to ensure advocacy and follow-up on the Convention, including Save the Children, Special Olympics, Operation Smile, whose volunteers repair childhood facial deformities, and several organizations of persons with disabilities.
This formed part of the wider War of the Three Kingdoms.
This formed part of the compilation Balearic Beats Vol.
This formed part of the context for the eighth Ramsar COP, which had the theme: Wetlands: water, life, and culture.
This formed part of the security context in which the United Kingdom approached the issue of security assurances.
This formed part of a more comprehensive system of Maya calendars which combined a series of astronomical observations and ritual cycles.
This formed part of an effort to run increased quantities of supplies through the Allied blockade of Japan before the country was cut off from its empire.
For this reason he would personally dedicate himself to cultivating the identity of the educator,but with the knowledge that this formed part of an even broader program from which it depended and upon which it acted decisively.