Examples of using Amputations in English and their translations into French
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The limited treatment options sometimes required amputations, which in turn led to infections,
penal amputations continued to be enforced in southern Iraq in the spring
not without a lot of amputations.
precision involving amputations.
A new penal code, the Criminal Act of 1991, instituted harsh punishments nationwide, including amputations and stoning.
even possible amputations or death.
The State Prosecutor had reportedly announced on 25 July 1996 that amputations for theft were to be resumed in order to stem rising levels of crime.
A number of other convicted thieves had reportedly been taken from prison to witness the amputations.
kidney failure, amputations.
In this way, oxygen therapy plays an important role in the treatment of wounds, as well as in the reduction of amputations caused by ulcerative lesions.
Cruel and inhuman punishment such as stoning and amputations had also been reported.
The Human Rights Section of UNAMSIL has been collecting testimonies from victims of war-related amputations.
Ayatollah Moghtadai had reportedly announced that amputations for theft were to be resumed
floggings, and amputations carried out by Ansar Dine.
punishment such as flogging and amputations;
Islamist groups tried to enforce their brand of Sharia law through beatings, amputations, killings, and the destruction of religious landmarks.
sprains/ strains, amputations, tendon lacerations and burns.
Sensory testing used in conjunction with ongoing physician care is a simple way to help decrease the incidence of foot ulcerations and amputations.
Finally, there are evident shortcomings within decree No. 61 as regards the continuing effects of decrees prescribing amputations and branding.
muscular dystrophy, amputations, polio, and other neurological conditions.