English-Spanish translation for "exercises"

exercise {noun} (also: exertion, practice)

to exercise [exercised|exercised] {v.t.} (also: to train, to practice, to drill)

he/she/it exercises (Present)

to exercise [exercised|exercised] {v.t.} [law]

he/she/it exercises (Present)

exercises his priestly office on our behalf by the action of' his Spirit".

Turkish troops have never before participated in exercises on Greek territory.

Eleven studies were small with between 10 to 30 people being allocated stretching exercises.

Massage was more likely to work when combined with exercises (usually stretching) and education.

The harsh reality of the mathematical exercises in Berlin gives the lie to the fine words spoken there.

We are particularly opposed to the various PR exercises promoting the EU federalist ideology.

The results from the first two DAS exercises have differed without good explanations on the ground.

May I remind you that China exercises extremely strict exchange control and parity checks on its currency.

One trial found home-based weight-bearing exercises starting at seven months produced no significant improvement in mobility.

My party, the Socialist Party in the Netherlands, exercises utmost reserve with regard to cloning and genetic manipulation.

Only anonymous case histories taken from routine experience should be used in training exercises.

Stress urinary incontinence is loss of urine when a person coughs or exercises.

Nonetheless, these exercises also need to take place in regional areas, while at the same time emphasising cross-border cooperation.

Europe emerges strengthened from such exercises, for we are seen as standing shoulder to shoulder in the battle to halt the spread of drugs.

The duties that he exercises today have nothing whatsoever to do with the duties that he exercised during his time as Secretary-General of NATO.

Exercises of this type, involving the deployment of national or multinational troops, continue to be the Member States’ exclusive responsibility.

We have voted in favour of those parts of the report which call on the Member States to take account of the environment during military exercises.

The simple question of whether our pensions are secure now exercises not only the Germans, but an ever increasing number of the Union's citizens.

These shells have been used in tens of thousands of military exercises and have exploded in the air, not just in the water.

Similarly, we have high expectations of the various strategic documents, multi-annual programming exercises and new shortened and simplified procedures.