Examples of using Which characterizes in English and their translations into Spanish
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Do you like to be an environment, which characterizes you?
This is how the Anglo-Afrikaans rivalry which characterizes the history of this country for the subsequent years started culminating with the bloody Boers wars.
The pottery is one of the most outstanding manifestation which characterizes the culture of Úbeda.
Poor quality, over-crowded housing, which characterizes the conditions under which many of these women live, has a negative impact on their health.
In addition, exploring the game gives certain characteristics, which characterizes the quality of the game.
They are specialists in traditional cuisine made with natural products andthey offer a long menu giving you the possibility to enjoy the typical Andalusian gastronomy with an original touch which characterizes them.
Now let us see how Jesus described his second Coming, which characterizes the New era, the Cycle of the Holy Spirit.
Neither the absence of the public sector in the operation of prisons, nor massive and dehumanizing incarceration,will bring a lasting solution to the constant violence which characterizes Latin America.
The name trachoma comes from'trakhus' meaning rough which characterizes the appearance of the conjunctiva.
Jose Manuel defines FLORENTINO like"a very contemporary brand with a wide range of products, where you can find a casual line butalso a classic one with the elegant touch which characterizes the whole collection.
The treatment flow can be adjusted to the DUMO Ultralyzer application, which characterizes this technology as the most versatile on the market.
It can be viewed as a first step in preventive, quiet diplomacy,thereby paving the way for agreements on substantive issues in the coming years based on the traditional consensus principle, which characterizes ASEAN.
Also extraordinary is the organic, minimalist design, which characterizes the whole collection from the accessories to the shower, bathtub and vanity.
The distinctive virtue or plus of the animal is sense perception; it sees, hears, smells, tastes and feels but is incapable,in turn, of conscious ideation or reflection which characterizes and differentiates the human kingdom.
We have extensive experience in providing the requisite testing which characterizes the properties of glass density, softening point and coefficient of thermal expansion.
These authors carried out a more comprehensive study that those done in Brazil,once they took into consideration elements that go beyond income which characterizes the already conceptualized class C.
In the huge ocean of takeovers,mergers and liquidations which characterizes the business world, particularly in the United States, many of these 26 large corporations have disappeared.
In 1995, Congress amended the Penal Code by incorporating article 201 bis, which characterizes torture as an offence.
The most important variable which characterizes socio-economic“status” is income,which effectively describes relative poverty/wealth characteristics, and also conditions of inequality, when they are identifiable.
Those who fell prey to deceit and disinformation have returned to the nation to participate in political life, andthey benefit from the spirit of tolerance which characterizes the political leadership of President Ali Abdullah Saleh.
One of the numerous difficulties which characterizes the translation teaching-learning process and which confronts both teachers and future translators stems from establishing a convenient translation strategy for every situation.
On 20 December 2001,the National Assembly of People's Power of the Republic of Cuba adopted Act No. 93 entitled"Counter-terrorism", which characterizes all acts of international terrorism as serious crimes and prescribes very harsh penalties for them;
To this end, we distinguish between a legal(or form-based) approach, which characterizes income according to the legal form of the contract, and an economic approach, which looks to the substance or the economic reality of the contract or transaction.
While many traditional African societies were based on leadership by example, often by respected Elders, that leadership of elders normally did not transcend into the authoritative structure which characterizes the modern state see also Pierre Clastres' thesis expounded in Society Against the State.
Concretely, we approach from a practical perspective the social dimension which characterizes the performing arts, once admitted that the stage, beyond proposing a particular fiction, is always displaying a situation: this of being together and sharing time and space.
To fully understand the meaning of Consecrated Life in the world,it is necessary to understand the dynamics of being called and sent, which characterizes the life of all baptized Christians and which also defines the fundamental identity of the Church.
A PPB is defined as"the minimum set of operations, in a manufacturing establishment, which characterizes the effective industrialization of[a] given product".(Ibid., para. 7.280(referring to Decree 5,906/2006(Panel Exhibit JE-7), Article 16)) 691 Panel Reports, para. 7.281.
Australia is of the view that, despite reliance on existing conventionswhich define penal norms, the vagueness which characterizes some provisions has the potential to create difficulties in meeting the requirements of article 15(1) of the ICCPR.
This recognition of stable unions represents a new stage in the evolution of Brazilian Law, which characterizes matrimonial relations not only as mandatory, but also as relationships that involve affection and solidarity.
The indicator system proposed by BCNecologia traditionally responds to a Mediterranean context, which characterizes by a compact and diverse urban model, but it was very well adapted to the new context after a preliminary diagnosis of it.