Results for differently translation from Spanish to English

3. differently
3. differently

thinking differently, eds.
thinking differently, eds.

korea differently abled federation
13. korea differently abled federation

many languages approach these concepts very differently.
many languages approach these concepts very differently.

however, individuals respond differently to the treatment.
however, individuals respond differently to the treatment.

* "catasetum discolor" : differently colored catasetum (s. trop.
*"catasetum discolor" : differently colored catasetum (s. trop.

mostrar chol hamoedchange the next two strings if emphasis is done differently in your language.
show chol hamoedchange the next two strings if emphasis is done differently in your language.

» canada should have handled afghan aid program differently, audit concludes (cbc)
» canada should have handled afghan aid program differently, audit concludes (cbc)

expressed differently, the summit leaders enjoyed a six-course lunch followed by an eight-course dinner.
expressed differently, the summit leaders enjoyed a six-course lunch followed by an eight-course dinner.

» foreign-owned entities treat j'can customers differently, says cac (jamaica observer)
» foreign-owned entities treat j'can customers differently, says cac (jamaica observer)

en una rara entrevista publicada de 1991, lupu expresó su filosofía a la hora de interpretar música:everyone tells a story differently, and that story should be told compellingly and spontaneously.
in one rare published interview, originally from 1991, lupu expressed his philosophy of music-making as follows:everyone tells a story differently, and that story should be told compellingly and spontaneously.

41. el sr. klein dice que le molesta la segunda oración, y desearía que se modifique para que diga, en inglés: “it stressed that states parties should, as a rule, not be treated differently.” de hecho, la tercera oración demuestra precisamente que se hace una diferencia entre los estados partes.
41. mr. klein said he found the second sentence unfortunate and proposed the following wording in the english version: “it stressed that states parties should, as a rule, not be treated differently”. the third sentence showed that states parties were, in fact, treated differently.