Exemples d'utilisation de More complex cases en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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In more complex cases, tax sharing arrangements
In more complex cases, indicators might be needed to assess the extent of seawater intrusion,
For more complex cases or for those workers who are not progressing as expected, a new specialized
The more complex cases, or those affecting the rights of the accused more greatly, are dealt with at court martial,
efficient at reviewing files, capable of handling more complex cases, require less assistance,
The more senior prosecutors end up with a greater proportion of the more complex cases requiring more time, with less time to devote to them than if there was
General dentists are trained to perform root canals, but may refer more complex cases to an endodontist(root canal specialist),
The Agency continues to face fundamental workload challenges as a result of growing demands, more complex cases, a limited budget, and anticipated retirements over the next three years.
for meetings of the panel of three experts of the Award Review Board to review more complex cases.
for meetings of panels of experts of the Award Review Board to review more complex cases.
expertise in the delivery of PCI, more cardiac care centres have been taking on more complex cases and saving patient lives where treatment may not have been previously possible.
In addition, family courts rarely have access to the resources that they require to handle these more complex cases that go beyond the mandate of parent-education and mediation services.
For more complex cases, the complaint will also be submitted to the Compliance Officer of the Bank, who shall take charge
with joint sentencing submissions, to resolve matters without any need for travel, but in more complex cases, he felt that an in-person trial was more appropriate.
the guilt of the child had been easily proven. In more complex cases, children could request authorization to appeal from the appeals board, which would grant or reject the request.
as well as more recent developments in enforcementbringing more complex cases, focusing enforcement on particular sectors
North Africa to specialised hospital care in their home countries and, for more complex cases, in Europe, primarily for heart disease patients.
the coordination of the activities of the tracing services; ii. the intervention in some specific requests and more complex cases; and iii. the discussion of every unclosed request.
The disposition of more complex cases requires more detailed decisions given their nature 1, and although the absolute number of complex
In 2007-2008, the Board will continue to implement a comprehensive effort to revamp its case management application environment to respond to the pressures of a higher volume of more complex cases, to give employees more efficient, up-to-date and integrated tools for managing cases,