Hai cercato la traduzione di orare da Francese a Inglese

« oh ! oh ! solus cum sola non cogitabuntur orare pater noster.
"oh! oh! ~solus cum sola non cogitabuntur orare pater noster~."

l'enveloppe dudgétaire est de l'orare de 19 millions d'ecus.
the overall budget is roughly 19 m ecu.

; raopelle que la pleine réalisation des objectifs de la convention peut contribuer efficacement a la transformation des relations nord-sud et à l'établissement d'un nouvel orare mondial
stresses once again the link between the lomé convention and the international economic situation, points out that the achievement of all the objectivescontained in the convention could make an effective contribution to transforming north-south relations and establishing a new world order,notes the total deadlock of the north-south dialogue at international level, the failure of the unido conference in vienna and the recent reports by the imf and the world bank which refer to thj worsening of the public debt of the third world countries and confirm that the gap between the economies of these countries and the industrialized countries is •steadily widening; notes that even in the current period of economic growth in the industrialized countries the flow of aid to the developing countries has been decreasing recently rather than increasing; calls on the eec countries, therefore, to correct this tendency with an appropriate financial contribution in the context of the lomé convention;.

furthermore, working-classwomen are constantly circulating through the labor force: 1) women workbefore marriage and during early marriage; 2) women leave the labor forcewhen their children are in infancy and early childhood; and then 3) theyreturn to the labor market when their children reach late childhood orare grown.
furthermore, working-class women are constantly circulating through the labor force: 1) women work before marriage and during early marriage; 2) women leave the labor force when their children are in infancy and early childhood; and then 3) they return to the labor market when their children reach late childhood or are grown.