Examples of using Would be returned in English and their translations into Arabic
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Notably, in the case of embezzlement of public funds, the confiscated property would be returned to the State requesting it.
In this connection, the Advisory Committee was informed that two thirds of this amount would be returned to the Government of Kuwait.
He also raised the question of what will happen with Rule 70 materials once the Tribunal closes and whether they would be returned to providers.
The author and his companion were ordered to leave Switzerland before or on 30 August 1994, failing which he would be returned to Zaire.
The Committee was informed that while the budget document was being prepared it was not foreseen that these vehicles would be returned before the new budget period.
The Netherlands reported that its nationals could be extradited if the requesting State guaranteed that the offender would be returned to serve any custodial sentence.
Upon receipt of the notified amount from the Member State concerned, the amount of the related advance would be returned to the Revolving Credit Fund.
After the person assessing the defence teams costs had completed the assessment all papers together with the claims forms would be returned to the lead counsel.
In some cases, the soldiers also told families of the men concerned that the men would not be hurt and that they would be returned soon.
However, the aim is to determine whether the complainant runs a personal risk of being subjected to torture in the country to which he would be returned.
Borrowers could also be required to deposit part of the loan in an escrow account, which would be returned to them upon repayment of the loan.
However, the aim is to establish whether the individual concerned would be at personal risk of torture in the country to which he or she would be returned.
However, the aim is to establish whether the individual concerned would be at personal risk of torture in the country to which he or she would be returned.
However, the question that needs to be determined is whether the complainant runs a personal risk of being subjected to torture in the country to which he would be returned.
The aim, however, is to determine whether the individual concerned would personally be in danger of being subjected to torture in the country to which he would be returned.
If the remains were not those of Kuwaitis, they would be returned to Iraq, in conformity with the official procedure adopted by the Tripartite Commission at its last meetings.
However, the aim of such an analysis is to determine whether the complainant runs a personal risk of being subjected to torture in the country to which he would be returned.
The aim of such an analysis is to determine whether the complainants run a real personal risk of being subjected to torture in the country to which they would be returned.