Examples of using Cases submitted in English and their translations into French
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In this way the criteria for accepting cases submitted have been adapted,
other difficulty linked to our service will be submitted to the competent jurisdiction of Tours, except for cases submitted to the regulations of public order jurisdiction.
III of the categories applicable to the consideration of the cases submitted to the Working Group.
The number of ex post facto cases submitted by missions to Headquarters had increased significantly,
The number of cases submitted to the Vendor Review Committee doubled in 2013 compared with 2012,
Examination of cases submitted by the Coalition of International NGOs against Torture(CINAT), of which FIACAT is a member(CINAT, World Coalition against the Death Penalty),
The importance of confiscation has been emphasized in the cases submitted for the digest, with several cases reflecting the confiscation
From a sample of ex post facto cases submitted to the Headquarters Committee on Contracts in 2011/12,
The Administration commented that MINUSTAH had implemented procedures for monitoring ex post facto cases submitted to Headquarters and had been following up regularly on all pending cases with a view to regularizing them as soon as possible.
The significant increase in the number of cases submitted to the Court is an unequivocal
As their effectiveness to deliver depends to a large extent on the initial quality of cases submitted and proposals made,
The internal rules of procedure of BFIPU provide that the chairman is responsible for overseeing the preparation and review of cases submitted to BFIPU, the drafting of minutes of its meetings
keeping current the general list of cases submitted, and is the regular channel for communications to and from the Court.
During the current audit, the Board noted that at MINUSTAH, five cases submitted to the Procurement Service for review
others that use the Cyrillic alphabet account for some 5 per cent of the cases submitted to the Reference Checking Unit.
The report explains that this increase in the number of cases which it could not handle was due to a rise of 262 per cent in the number of cases submitted to the Juvenile Unit in 2000.
The Committee also stresses the need for Headquarters to be responsive to the needs of field missions and to process the cases submitted for review by the Headquarters Committee on Contracts in a timely manner.
In paragraph 112, the Board recommended that the Administration should intensify its efforts to reduce the number of ex post facto cases submitted to the Headquarters Committee on Contracts for review.
In paragraph 136, the Board reported that the Administration agreed with its recommendation that it should take appropriate measures to reduce the number of ex post facto cases submitted to the Headquarters Committee on Contracts for review.
The Administration agreed with the Board's recommendation that it take appropriate measures to reduce the number of ex post facto cases submitted to the Headquarters Committee on Contracts for review.