This translates to an absence of expertise in the judiciary to deal with children.

The experience that translates everything is within the mind.

Translates messages from your native language to another language

14. The Court translates no more than it needs to.

Arabic And this roughly translates Please, let me hold your hand.

It's a noun that loosely translates to to be greater than another.

In day to day life, this translates into greater enjoyment and satisfaction.

And al jebr roughly translates to the system for reconciling disparate parts.

It's a wise teacher who translates such complexities into the environmental vernacular.

Isn't it the mind that translates the outer condition into happiness and suffering?

This state of affairs translates into a sort of identity crisis for IAPSO.

This reduction in liquidation timescales translates directly into significant savings in liquidation budgets.

It's written as a fish and a chisel which translates to 'Nar Mer'

The hope is that this gets more stem cells out, which translates to better outcomes.

China The Government of China invests 100 billion annually that translates into 10 million housing units.

When I say descriptive, that translates more into explaining the course of events that took place.

A court filing says this translates to Colin owning property worth 316 million and Paul 176 million.

debt service coverage reduces the financial risk to investors and translates into lower borrowing costs for the borrower.

Market reform often translates into lower consumer prices which can encourage more consumption and discourage energy efficiency investments.

We put one every 25 miles on the freeway, and it turns out that translates into about 12,000 stations.

So an 82 percent absolute reduction translates into a 90 percent reduction in greenhouse gas intensity relative to sales.

Such upgrading enhances sector and firm competitiveness, and translates into greater world market shares in tradeable goods and services.

In post conflict Liberia this translates in the form of increased sexual exploitation, transactional sex, rape and domestic violence.

The figure translates into an annual pace of apartment construction of 2,170 for Israelis and only 230 for Palestinians.

So this translates into ongoing violence, foreign interests, bribery, drugs, ethnic conflicts, bad health, shame, fear and cumulative traumatic experiences.

This translates, from the year 2006, to an average annual growth of 4 percent in gross proceeds and net operating income.

The end of the 19th century, beginning of the 20th century, and how that Hanging Chain model translates into archways and vaulting.

Similarly, there's another sequence of six stars, and that translates to aru meen, which is the old Dravidian name for the star constellation Pleiades.

This translates into a merchandise trade deficit whose proportions grew from 35 per cent of GDP in 1981, to around 45 per cent by 1996.

But it's sublinear, and what that translates into is that, if you double the size of the organism, you actually only need 75 percent more energy.

210. The high standard of living translates into the fact that there are virtually no groups that cannot buy enough food owing solely to economic reasons.

So again the robots monitor this error and calculate the control commands 100 times a second, which then translates to the motor commands 600 times a second.

Thus, President Enrique Peña Nieto s task since taking office one year ago has been to ensure that the promise of major change in Mexico finally translates into sustained economic growth, improved living standards, and faster convergence with the US and Canada.

Some projects have continued to undertake advocacy programmes for years on end without a phased approach to ensuring that the advocacy translates into real change at the country level.

Let me reiterate Spain's firm commitment to peacekeeping operations, which translates into substantial contributions of our armed and security forces wherever needed, especially in the Balkans, Haiti and Afghanistan.

If social protections are available only to the urban minority, and lack of access overall translates into a practical lack of rights, development can only be a relative term.

The consortium submitted for the approval of the United Nations Office at Geneva a project document (devis général) that translates the security concept and technical specifications into a financial estimate.

It has been estimated that the number of Internet users almost doubles every year. Worldwide, some 23m households are now connected to the Internet, which translates into around 55m users.

336. In absolute terms, the number of illiterate women has decreased by 17 thousand in the twelve years between the two censuses, which translates into a drop of 1 per cent.

This figure translates into a real reduction of some 20 per cent below the point that emissions from these countries would otherwise have reached by 2010, according to the latest projections.

6. The establishment of such businesses translates into gains for American Samoa in wages, salaries and taxes, and the usual secondary benefits of creating work for suppliers and various service providers.

44. In the second situation, a lack of political will translates essentially into a calculation by the State concerned that the consequences, both domestic and international, of a failure to report are less important than the costs, administrative and political, of complying with reporting obligations.

As Germany s economic preponderance translates into greater political power, it becomes increasingly important to supplement this with France s unique point of view. This is particularly true in view of today s unstoppable progress toward closer economic integration, which will lead, happily or haphazardly, to greater political integration.

It has found that role conflict, especially within the family, has become a growing problem of societies in transition, leading to frustration, which in turn translates into expressions of various forms of aggression.

It is important to note that renewable energies currently account for about 9 per cent of gross electricity consumption in Germany this translates into a cutting of carbon dioxide emissions by 50 million tons per year.