Examples of using Already explained in English and their translations into French
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However, as already explained, it only takes one single turned part which does not correspond in full to the required quality standards to render an entire assembly unusable.
As already explained in the previous report,
For the reasons already explained, the United States had requested the brackets contained in paragraph 24.
said that his delegation strongly supported option 2 for article 6 for reasons already explained.
Mr. Fall(Senegal) said that the proposal of Tunisia deserved support for the very valid reasons that others had already explained.
for reasons already explained by his delegation.
refers to its arguments on access to justice, already explained in relation to communication ACCC/C/2010/45.
such right to life will not be derogated from, as we have already explained.
As already explained, all citizens in Egypt enjoy all basic services provided by the State, without exception
As already explained, such a situation has not yet occurred in Madagascar but might arise in the future.
As already explained, article 79 states that everyone may freely devote himself to the arts
I already explained that I do not use commercial shampoos anymore and make my own Rhassoul shampoo, and that it was a revolution for my hair.
This request was not new; Marie Rose our Head of Mission already explained them several times that MSF is not an organisation providing this.
Like I already explained to the other fellas, he's… a Tasmanian ant-eating aardvark.
As already explained in the comment on Art. 9.1.10,
As already explained, the fallout from the war
I already explained why I believe firms need to be more transparent as far as their use of Big Data is concerned.
I already explained this to the Department of Finance. I received a little help from my friends in New York.
As already explained, all the interventions by magistrates and procurators are carried
As already explained in the Report, conscious efforts are continuously being made to reduce the existing gender gaps between urban& rural population.