Examples of using Possible cases in English and their translations into French
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In addition, we have been approached directly by relatives faced with possible cases of trafficking.
in this context may detect possible cases of torture or ill-treatment.
avoiding possible cases of statelessness(Chile);
the Gender Equality Commissioner was required to take the Convention into account when giving opinions on possible cases of discrimination.
do not cover all possible cases.
Ms. Udo(Nigeria) wanted to know what had become of the report on possible cases of discrimination at the Secretariat based on race,
For example, the United Nations Committee Against Torture can only examine possible cases of torture when the country responsible has agreed that the Committee can examine cases involving that country.
including possible cases of racial profiling.
Regulatory and educational measures promote control over institutional cooperation and possible cases of violence against a child where the major functions in the monitoring of the protection of children's rights are carried out by the State Inspectorate for the Protection of Children'sRights.
screens a large sample of an entire community to identify possible cases, and then evaluates each possible case in more detail with standard diagnostic procedures.
decentralized reactions to possible cases of violation of norms
international investigative agencies concerning possible cases of human trafficking
as a result of which it had drawn up a list of 31 possible cases, including 10 for which the facts had been verified.
as"self-hatred," so that all possible cases are covered."- Chomsky.
provided opinions on possible cases of discrimination, as described in paragraph 139 of the periodic report.
The Chairman of the AEBS/LDWS informal group reported that his group had considered that the principles contained in WP29-150-22 could not cover all the possible cases and this needed to be taken into account by WP.29.
and in detecting possible cases of illegal traffic- especially in ports
which is a community intervention strategy aimed at detecting and deriving possible cases of violence and publicizing the services provided by the Women's Emergency Centres.
Although no transition rule will clarify all possible cases, these proposed rules, developed in consultation with other States
The possible cases of exemption are explicitly enumerated in paragraph 8 of Security Council resolution 1572(2004)