Examples of using Were serving in English and their translations into French
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All four brothers were serving with the Essex Scottish Regiment from Windsor,
As of 11 July 2001, 65 minors were serving a prison term in Bulgaria, which was less than 1 per cent of the prison population.
For instance, people were serving 20-year prison sentences for"sabotaging national unity.
At present, more than 2,200 Chinese peacekeepers were serving in missions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mali and South Sudan.
Gaius Trebatius Testa and his brother Quintus, both of whom were serving in Caesar's army.
The majority of the political prisoners who were released have not been officially charged and those who were serving a prison term were in fact already due to be released.
You were serving another master whilst in the service of the King?
Thirty-nine individuals were serving prison sentences for offences committed in office,
Currently, 114,000 personnel were serving in the fifteen peacekeeping operations and one political mission
excess cash balance of the offbudget funds and reserves were serving, in effect, as a WCF.
In 2005, 707 offenders on charges of trafficking in women and children were serving their sentences.
a total of 576 volunteers were serving in seven electoral missions,
New Zealand's military personnel were serving in East Timor,
While all of your friends were in college finding themselves, you were serving your country in Afghanistan and Iraq.
only 8,478 had already been convicted and were serving their prison sentence.
It gave them the opportunity to understand real issues faced by people that they were serving especially during that difficulty time.
Callenbach's Ecotopia targets the fact that many people did not feel that the market or the government were serving them in the way they wanted them to.
accomplices in the murder of Bishop Gerardi Conedera had either served, or were serving, their sentences.
the Nursing Sisters who were serving in Europe were actually the first women to cast their ballots.
education workers were serving in some 110 developing nations.