Translation examples
During the coming week the team will bury the barrels.
El equipo, próximamente, a lo largo de la semana entrante, enterrará los barriles.
There is no field to bury such waste and substances in Georgia.
No hay en Georgia ningún terreno para enterrar esos desechos y sustancias.
Our actions say the poor must bury the poor.
Nuestras acciones dicen que los pobres deben enterrar a los pobres.
The Baha'is should also be free to bury and honour their dead.
Los bahaíes también deben ser libres de enterrar y honrar a sus muertos.
The survivors fled the village and did not bury their dead.
Los sobrevivientes huyeron de la aldea sin enterrar a sus muertos.
So we must not bury our heads in the sand.
En consecuencia, no podemos enterrar nuestra cabeza en la arena.
We cannot bury our head in the sand like an ostrich.
No podemos enterrar la cabeza en la arena como el avestruz.
Deceased internees shall be buried in individual graves ...
A los internados fallecidos se les enterrará individualmente ...".
The Baha'is should be free to bury and honour their dead.
Los bahá'is deberían ser libres de enterrar y honrar a sus muertos.
Burying his clothes was not a symbol to him of burying his former self;
Enterrar su ropa no simbolizaba para Enoch enterrar al que había sido.
“The poet, quick, bury the poet: bury his word. At last!”
¡Venga, rápido, a enterrar al poeta, a enterrar su palabra!
Greater Beirut (Bury Hamud and Sinn al-Fil area);
- El gran Beirut (zona de Bury Hamud y Sinn Al-Fil);
2 See Marcia H. Rioux, "Disability: the place of judgment in a world of fact", Journal of Intellectual Disability Research, vol. 41, No. 2; Michael Oliver, "Changing the social relations of research production", Disability, Handicap and Society, vol. 7, No. 2; Jean-François Ravaud and Henri-Jacques Stiker, "Les modèles de l'inclusion et de l'exclusion à l'épreuve du handicap", Handicap-Revue de Sciences Humaines et Sociales, vol. 87; Jean-François Ravaud and Henri-Jacques Stiker, "Inclusion/exclusion: disability, politics and recognition", chapter 21 in Gary L. Albrecht, Katherine D. Seelman and Michael Bury, eds., Handbook of Disability Studies (Thousand Oaks, Sage Publications, 2001); Catherine Barral, "Typology of the forms of social exclusion", paper presented at an expert meeting on the theme "Critical issues and trends related to disability and human rights: emerging issues and concepts", Toronto, 17-19 June 2002.
2 Véanse, Marcia H., Rioux "Disability: the place of judgment in a world of fact", Journal of Intellectual Disability Research, vol. 41, No. 2; Michael Oliver, "Changing the social relations of research production", Disability, Handicap and Society, vol. 7, No. 2; Jean-François Ravaud y Henri-Jacques Stiker, "Les modèles de l'inclusion et de l'exclusion à l'épreuve du handicap", Handicap-Revue de Sciences Humaines et Sociales, vol. 87; Jean-Francois Ravaud y Henri-Jacques Stiker, "Inclusion/exclusion: disability, politics and recognition", capítulo 21 en Gary L. Albrecht, Katherine D. Seelman y Michael Bury, ed., Handbook of disability studies (Thousand Oaks, Sage Publications, 2001); Catherine Barral, "Typology of the forms of social exclusion", monografía presentada en una reunión de expertos sobre cuestiones y tendencias fundamentales relacionadas con la discapacidad y los derechos humanos: nuevas cuestiones y conceptos, Toronto, 17 a 19 de junio de 2002.
In Bury St. Edmunds in 1327, a group of townsfolk assembled here in the guildhall and swore an oath to destroy the power of the abbey.
En Bury St. Edmunds en 1327, un grupo de ciudadanos se reunió aquí, en el ayuntamiento y juraron destruir el poder de la abadía.
“These people are not in contact with Moties, Mr. Bury.” Bury didn’t move.
Esa gente no mantiene contacto con pajeños, Bury. Bury no se movió.
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