Summary
inward {adjective}
intérieur · intime · vers l'intérieur
inward {adverb}
vers l'intérieur · mentalement
to ward {verb}
éviter · écarter
ward {noun}
unité · section · service · circonscription · pavillon · salle d'hôpital · circonscription électorale
English-French translation for "inward"
"inward" French translation
inward {adjective}
This corresponds to about a third of the inward FDI stock in developing countries.
Table A4: FDI inward and outward stocks as a percentage of gross domestic product
The value of 45° inward may be reduced to 20° under the HH line of this lamp.
They account for over four-fifths of world inward stock in 1990 and 2001.
These economies accounted for about 38 per cent of the total inward FDI stock of Africa in 2002.
inward {adj.}
The value of 45° inward may be reduced to 20° under the HH line of this lamp.
The tensor tympani draws the membrana tympani inward and thus heightens its tension.
These dimensions shall also be applied in the case of rearwards facing and inward facing seats.
These dimensions shall also be applied in the case of rearwards facing and inward facing seats in their centre planes.
For M1 and N1 category vehicles, the value of 45° inward may be reduced to 20° under the HH line of this lamp.
inward {adverb}
to ward {verb}
to ward [warded|warded] {v.t.} (also: to sidestep)
We have stressed our intention to ward off any market distortions.
United Nations was established to ward off conflicts between nations and to establish peace.
The defaulting court may ward off the fixing of such a time limit by taking the requested procedural act within four weeks.
countermeasures taken to ward off the bug.
We have put into practice fiscal discipline, warded off inflation and adopted measures to stimulate economic growth.
to ward [warded|warded] {v.t.}
to ward off
The fact that all the Arab States had become parties to the NPT had not provided the minimum security requirements to ward off the Israeli
DPI should pay more attention to the dialogue of civilizations in order to ward off the dangers of hatred, fanaticism and racism.
ward {noun}
Source: Centre for Communicable diseases, AIDS and sexually-transmitted diseases ward.
Source: Centre for Communicable diseases, AIDS and sexually-transmitted diseases ward.
The head of the ward recognized and regretted that State-appointed lawyers were not very active.
The National Plan of Action has envisaged to operate at least one ECD centre per Ward of each VDC.
The Clinic consists of a special maternity ward to provide front line pre and post-maternal health services for local women.
Every Village Development Committee ward will have at least one female member.
The smallest health institution, which is a peripheral unit, usually has a paediatric ward.
Visit to Garissa Provincial General Hospital, including visits to the maternity ward and the therapeutic feeding section
A ward-ship order under The Children Act requires that a child be placed under the protection and custody of the court (Section 114 (f)).
The majority of women give birth in institutions, mainly maternity wards at hospitals.
Work was in progress for upgrading the casualty and emergency ward and catering section.
(b) medical treatment at a psychiatric hospital (ward) general type;
It is, therefore, proposed that a psychiatric ward be established within the Lipljan prison.
The ward functions at the same time as a methodological and professional counselling centre.
One is the psychiatric ward of the National Hospital, and the other is the prison in Tórshavn.
ward {noun} (also: division, constituency, district)
Pursuant to the Act, each ward elects one councillor to make a total of nine councillors from a VDC.
ward
The Local Government Act 2004 created provision for a democratically elected Local Councils and a Ward Committee in each Ward.
All residents are provided with a possibility to become members of the ward council and to actively participate in the management of public
The elections in all six of these wards were eventually held on 5 June.
Material conditions for the stay of patients have been improved at Court Ward.
In the first nine months the capacity at the Court Rehabilitation Ward was reduced for five patients.
At the Open Court Ward, 14 persons supervise 58 patients, which means that one employee supervises 5.1 patients.
Depending on weather conditions, patients spend two hours in the outer room in front of the Court Ward building.
Candy stripe a cancer ward.
ward {noun} [med.]
opportunities for children to see the ward before admission;
hospital ward
ward {noun} [pol.]
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "inward":
© Princeton Universityinwards · in · inbound
Synonyms (English) for "ward":
© Princeton Universityguard · cellblock · hospital ward
Usage examples
Usage examples for "inward" in French
Similar words
invoiced · invoices · invoicing · involucrum · involuntary · involution · involved · involvement · involving · invulnerable · inward · inwardly · inwardness · inwards · iodide · iodin · iodine · iodism · ion · Ionia · Ionian
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