Exemples d'utilisation de Was partial en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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because the trial court was partial and conducted the trial in an accusatory manner.
the State of Palestine stated that the presence of Israel that day was partial and had no value;
or the information was partial or circumstantial.
for the second review, its participation was partial and not responsible for systemic integration of gender perspectives in the overall follow-up process.
Ireland indicated that its submission was partial as it contained information only in respect of a portion of the outer limits of the continental shelf appurtenant to Ireland that lie beyond 200 nautical miles from the baselines,
that the trial was partial due to the pressure exerted by the audience,
mostly regretting that the exercise was partial, involving only two of the four divisions of UNODC
the second trial does not justify the conclusion that the court was partial, in particular when the first trial was declared null and void on purely procedural issues.
where destruction was significant;(b) readjustment in existing settlements where destruction was partial; and(c) settlement upgrading where
of 7 September 1993, the Far North Court of Appeal granted a petition by staff sergeant A. against a presiding Magistrate of the Court of First Instance, Mokolo. The petitioner alleged that the Magistrate was partial because the latter had threatened him, stating that he would lose the case if he refused to cohabit with his wife.
the Working Group found that the definition was partial and, as such, needed to be amended.
This payment is partial and is calculated over a period of 20 years.
It can be partial or complete.
The reforms to date have only been partial and introduced piecemeal.
I'm partial to any song that ends with cake.
I'm partial to pandas.
I have always been partial to round.
This transfer can be partial or full.
But I'm partial to Ronald Reagan westerns myself.
Invalidity can be partial or total, temporary or permanent.
