The word 'isabel' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a proper noun and can be used as a person's name, a place name, or the title of a book or movie. Example: Isabel was ecstatic when she found out she had been accepted to her dream university.
This seems strange, given that Isabel Allende, among others, has made many references to law-making as a Chilean obsession.
That film took the award for third prize, while the surprise recipient of the runner's up award was Learning to Drive, a comedy romance from Isabel Coixet starring Ben Kingsley and Patricia Clarkson.
That year the health minister, María Isabel Rodríguez, made a dramatic appeal to the international community for help, telling them: "It is wasting away our populations".
Valencia is where the modern rules of chess were born in the 15th century when the queen – reputedly modelled on Isabel of Castile – was introduced to the board.
Isabel Marant's spring/summer collection had dressing gown style belts over muslin-y dresses, and the first collection from Hillier Bartley for autumn/winter, the new label from awesome design duo Katie Hillier and Luella Bartley, has actual dressing gowns turned into coats, for a new interpretation of pajama dressing.
Isabel Soares, a renewable energy consultant from Lisbon, decided last year to turn this unsightly reality into an opportunity.
As opinion swirls on social media, broadcast regulation means all programmes relied heavily on newspaper correspondents to speculate and analyse – Gaby Hinsliff, Isabel Hardman, Tim Shipman, Andrew Rawnsley, Jonathan Freedland, David Aaronovitch – a carefully balanced cast from the left and right moving through the studios.
"They will be very attractive colognes, but the names also mean a lot to us," said Isabel Gonzalez, of Labiofam, a Cuban company better known for making homeopathic medicines and dietary supplements.
Or, as the Spectator's Fraser Nelson argues, (and Isabel Hardman too) are food banks "a sign of the big society in action" and something Cameron and co can be proud of?
ASK Chileans what they are reading and the answer will probably be Isabel Allende's "La Suma de los Días", a memoir by their country's best-known living writer.
The number of visitors has doubled since the viewer was installed in July 2006, says Isabel Almeida, who manages the castle".Head-mounted displays could show soldiers the locations of friendly forces, as in a video game".In France the Parc du Futuroscope, an amusement park near Poitiers, is building a €7m ($10m) safari attraction that will be devoid of animals.
