Sentence examples for how it is translated from inspiring English sources

Somehow I missed the BEA's very useful page tracking the Recovery Act and how it is translated into taxes and spending.

This is also how it is translated in appropriate sections of the English version of the French Penal Code in LegiFrance: ENACTED PARTS > FELONIES AND MISDEMEANOURS AGAINST THE NATION, THE STATE AND THE PUBLIC PEACE > UNDERMINING PUBLIC TRUST > FORGERY ).

The format is a seminar series with weekly lectures from Immunology Faculty and guest speakers focusing on current basic immunology research and how it is translated into immunotherapies and clinical trials.

And nobody knows exactly what the trigger might be or how it is translated biochemically into a clot.To tackle some of these questions, the World Health Organisation is trying to get an international study with thousands of passengers off the ground.

These concepts represent an analytical framework enabling us to observe knowledge and how it is translated between participants.

Hence it will be of interest to understand the underlying mechanism mediating such induction and how it is translated to further maturation.

The Common Core and how it is translating into the classroom with the technology.

I have to study all this work to get the sense of the piano-writing and how it was translated from the orchestra.

From its outset, the purpose of the collaborative project was to investigate the way in which hegemonic masculinity was understood in the two national contexts and how it was translated into practical gender equality work.

For me, it's translating how I see Bangkok, people that I talk to, how I see the brand, the context of the building, the spatial possibilities.

Questions of what power is, how it is used and abused, are translated into striking swaths of black and white pigment, sprinkled with glitter.