English-Spanish translation for "to shun"

to shun {v.t.}

to shun {v.t.}

Shun immorality.

Shun immorality.

And uncleanness do shun,

And who shun vain talk,

Pupils who shun effort, are incapable of self-sacrifice and

There is no doubt that nuclear weapons are being internationally shunned.

Yet again, the House is ignoring the treaties and shunning Strasbourg.

Which is why we have shunned this measure, especially in view of our limited resources.

And we Members of Parliament, both here and in our national parliaments, should likewise shun such considerations.

It is a necessary protection that each WTO member has to ensure that their vital interests are not shunned or overlooked.

This is taking place in a country that is corrupt, that does not uphold human rights and that should be shunned by Europe.

Hold to forgiveness, and command what is kind, and shun the ignorant.

Mr President, many of my colleagues have shunned the idea of including environmental targets in the criteria for public procurement.

After demanding democracy, some EU leaders talk of shunning one of the only democratically elected governments in the Arab world!

Follow what is inspired in you from your Lord; there is no god but He, and shun the idolaters.

Frankly, it is an aspect of independence that the government has deliberately shunned by refusing to hold its own public inquiry in the UK.

It is a symptom, amongst others, of this climate of decline and of the widespread shunning of responsibility, where no-one has to answer to anyone any longer.

It promotes the empty European ideal, participation in institutions of the system which young people's experience and intuition have taught them to shun.

In a country shunned by political leaders for years and where they were not even welcome, you can hardly expect the political climate to be neutral.

Given this state of affairs, why do we continue to shun diplomatic relations with Taiwan, whilst missing no opportunity to stand up in this House for democracy and human rights?