Examples of using Some observers in English and their translations into French
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While the tourism industry has recovered relatively quickly from such“incidents” in the past, some observers predict that there are politically unstable situations underneath the surface in some of these countries which might change that situation.
Some observers consider that the extent
At the same time, I wish to indicate to some observers, particularly our friends,
Some observers called for cooperative arrangements to be put into place to manage and conserve resources in the Arctic area,
This agreement has troubled some observers who fear a loss of national sovereignty;
Some observers deployed at group headquarters were provided with accommodation and were paid mission
Some observers see these initiatives as nothing more than a rapprochement of the interests of different states,
Almost all full participants and some observers had responded to a questionnaire on basic telecommunications regimes;
Some observers regarded the appointment of the new Finance
Although some observers had suggested that police tribunals should be dismantled owing to a lack of impartiality,
Some observers also addressed the discriminatory use of laws against members of the indigenous population resulting in a high percentage of indigenous among the prison population.
Some observers have expressed concern that it has taken four months to two years to obtain a cooperation agreement with a ministry and another five months to be granted a visa.
Some observers, in particular the observer for Germany, speaking on behalf of the European Union,
Some observers have noted that the Republic of Korea's recent capital controls would not have been permitted under the Free Trade Agreements negotiated by the Republic of Korea with the United States and EU if these pacts had been in force at the time.
even a crisis or two, during which some observers feared that the conference might adjourn without an agreement.
location for mining FDI, leading some observers to warn of a new"scramble" for Africa's natural resources.
While almost all the children are born in Senegal, some observers say that it is difficult for them to acquire Senegalese nationality, particularly because of the slowness of the naturalization procedure.
civil society and some observers.
fairness in the process, doubts that some observers believe could place the settlement plan at risk.
According to some observers, as most Canadian funds are nearing the end of their 10-year lifespan, there appears to