Examples of using Bogotá in English and their translations into Chinese
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On 21 July 2004, the Supreme Court found that the Bogotá High Court had erred and quashed its judgement.
The author appealed against this decision to the Bogotá High Court, which upheld the lower court' s decision on 27 October 1995.
The Botero Museum is located in La Candelaria, historical and cultural center of Bogotá( Colombia)(11th street, race 4-93).
As Diálogo Chino reported recently, Colombian capital Bogotá renewed its fleet of 1160 buses in 2018, rejecting Chinese electric options.
The Global Christian Forum gathers in Bogotá on 24-27 April 2018 under the theme of"Let mutual love continue".
The Committee notes the author' s claims that proceedings in the Bogotá Regional Court were conducted before faceless judges.
The accusations were reportedly made in a report submitted by the army to the Bogotá regional prosecutor's office.
Ed Castilanno is in Bogotá, looking into the Cartel, but he's in deep cover.
On 15 September 2005, Bogotá High Court upheld the lower court' s ruling.
On 30 April 2007, Bogotá High Court ruled that the action was not time-barred but dismissed the application nonetheless.
On 31 May 2005, Bogotá High Court overturned the lower court' s ruling and dismissed the authors' application.
Every boy in Bogotá plays soccer and more and more girls do, too.
The Committee notes the author' s claims that proceedings in the Bogotá Regional Court were conducted before faceless judges.
The High Council ruled that the decision of the Supreme Court was null and void, upheld the ruling of the Bogotá High Court and ordered the immediate release of the author.
ICBF, district entities and the Bogotá branch of the Presidential Agency for Social Action worked together to deal with the case of indigenous beggars in Bogotá.
The incidence of physical violence is much higher in urban than in rural areas: in Bogotá and Medellín the rates are 8 and 9 per cent respectively.
Around the same time, some 250 kilometres to the south, mayor Antanas Mockus was governing Colombia's war-torn capital Bogotá.
Most expats live in Bogotá, the metropolitan capital with nearly 8 million residents.
Sixty per cent of these executions occurred in the country' s six main cities(Medellín, Barranquilla, Bogotá, Cartagena, Cali and Cúcuta).
That body was made up of two criminal circuit courts and one district high court, all located in Bogotá.