English-French translation for "to look out over"

Otherwise, we will no longer be able to look our fellow citizens in the eye.

Finally, I should like the meat sector to take a critical look at itself.

Let us quickly look at the historical use of anti-personnel landmines.

The challenge was to look critically at the context of implementation.

Girls should be celebrated for who they are and not how they look.

I spent a lot of time trying to hide the way I look hoping to be recognized for my ability.

After immigrants, we take on the gypsies, then citizens we do not like the look of.

Mr. Speaker, we are not in the habit of letting foreigners decide what Canadian embassies will look like.

We need to look at things from the other side as well, Commissioner.

Fourthly, we need to look into what kind of social statute can be established in this connection.

The other financial aspect to look at is late contract penalties.

So the Chair, no doubt, would want to look at that as well.

it isn't much to look at

Fortunately, the mine did not explode and upon closer look, they found three more MOTAPM.

Let us first look at the facts surrounding the Westray mine tragedy and all the proceedings that led to the commission's report.

to look a sorry sight

Look has 6,000 subscribers and Shaw has 1.6 million, a real David and Goliath story.

GAAP Monitoring Panel has taken a closer look at 30 listed companies.

Growth with gender inequity: another look at East Asian development.

As one French newspaper described him, he is in the position of a new-look Doctor Strangelove.