Examples of using Certain cases in English and their translations into French
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The Supreme Court has demonstrated a willingness to intervene in certain cases of imposition of other religious norms by means of withholding the kashrut certificate.
Having learned of certain cases in which insurers had refused to insure undocumented persons,
Certain cases are designed to be able to easily move equipment,
In certain cases, companies may therefore deviate from the Code's provisions provided they give a cogent explanation for doing so.
In certain cases, proposed amendments to the texts have been inserted in order to reduce the number of straight reservations;
The work of the Unit also involves the submission of certain cases to the United Nations Headquarters Property Survey Board
Certain cases are illustrative of these unilateral acts, although not all are juridical according to our definition.
This can be extended to 14 days in certain cases under specific agreements between TextMaster
Except in certain cases where limited contact information may be collected
Marriage was banned before the age of 18 except, in certain cases, for girls, who could obtain a dispensation.
It is noteworthy that Act No. 19 of 2005 repealed the legal provisions prohibiting courts from hearing certain cases.
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Regrettably, some States had ignored requests by the Committee for protective measures to be applied in certain cases involving persons facing deportation or execution.
The Committee acknowledged the information provided by the Delegation about the prosecution of certain cases of torture.
was able to conduct on-site visits in certain cases.
it had experienced in certain cases.
Recommendations are disseminated by means of press releases and in certain cases press conferences are also organised.
the Committee noted in certain cases shortcomings and breaches relating to poor conditions of detention.
They concern only its withdrawal and the fact that, in certain cases, the formulation of an acceptance or an objection does not require confirmation.
The United States Congress has granted limited federal jurisdiction to the High Court to hear certain cases that involve federal statutory issues.