Usage examples of "public character" in English with translation to French

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In signing the Treaty of Tripoli in 1796, our second President John Adams wrote, "The United States has in itself no character of enmity against the laws, religion or tranquility of Muslims." En signant le traité de Tripoli en 1796, notre second Président John Adams écrivit : "Les États-Unis n'ont en eux-mêmes aucun caractère d'inimitié à l'encontre des lois, de la religion ou de la tranquillité des Musulmans.
We consider it the citizens' legitimate right to have public libraries. Nous croyons qu'il est évident que les citoyens ont le droit d'avoir une bibliothèque publique.
Do you think our climate has an influence on our character? Pensez-vous que notre climat a une influence sur notre caractère ?
Public feeling against air pollution has at last became vocal. Le sentiment populaire contre la pollution de l'air s'est enfin fait entendre.
A few words may betray a man's true character. Quelques mots peuvent trahir le caractère d'un homme.
Recently I've stopped being afraid of "living in shame" and being exposed to "public ridicule". Récemment, j'ai cessé de craindre de "vivre dans la honte" et de me faire "ridiculiser sur la place publique".
She is her mother's match in character. Elle tient son caractère de sa mère.
My public duties take a lot of time. Mes activités officielles me prennent beaucoup de temps.
The character of every act depends upon the circumstances in which it is done. Le caractère de chaque action dépend des circonstances dans lesquelles elle est réalisée.
Everyone needs education. Society must promote public welfare with all its might, and bring education within the reach of all its citizens. L'instruction est le besoin de tous. La société doit favoriser de tout son pouvoir les progrès de la raison publique, et mettre l'instruction à la portée de tous les citoyens.
He has a passive character. C'est un personnage passif.
I don't want this news to be made public yet. Je ne veux pas que cette nouvelle soit déjà rendue publique.
To think one is a character is very common in France. Se croire un personnage est fort commun en France.
Have you ever sung in public? As-tu jamais chanté en public ?
This character represents the will to learn. Ce personnage représente la volonté d'apprendre.
I dislike speaking in public. Je n'aime pas parler en public.
She's a woman of strong character. C'est une femme qui a une forte personnalité.
He threatened to make it public. Il menaça de le rendre public.
His failure seems to have something to do with his character. Son échec semble avoir quelque chose à voir avec son caractère.
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