Examples of using Eldoret in English and their translations into Spanish
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For example, following the April 1999 Eldoret incident in which Isaac Mwaniki Gitari(see annex) died, allegedly as a result of torture,
Principles of the Somalia National Reconciliation Process(Eldoret Declaration), in which they agreed to implement fully the arms embargo
Principles of the Somalia National Reconciliation Process(Eldoret Declaration) on 27 October 2002.
many Somali leaders and their representatives continued to participate in the deliberations of the Somali National Reconciliation Conference in Eldoret Eldoret Conference.
Initially ELDOWAS was established as a wholly owned subsidiary of the Eldoret Municipal Council, but the repeal of several legal documents by the coming into force of the Water Act of 2002 has created new institutional arrangements that are currently being implemented.
the ongoing peace conference being held in Eldoret, and urging all parties throughout Somalia to participate in the process,
the most recent being the IGAD-led Somali National Reconciliation Conference, held in Eldoret and Mbagathi, Kenya, from 2002 to 2004.
the ongoing Somalia National Reconciliation Conference in Eldoret, Kenya, as sponsored by IGAD.
15 October, in Eldoret, Kenya, and brought together all the political factions,
support to the protagonists of the Somalia national reconciliation process, meeting at Eldoret, Kenya.
the most decisive of which took place in Eldoret in Kenya.
to participate constructively in the conference scheduled to commence on 15 October 2002 at Eldoret, Kenya.
including preparations for and the holding of a Somali national reconciliation conference at Eldoret, Kenya.
in November 2010 in Eldoret.
local level, individual municipalities, such as Eldoret, took the initiative to form companies to undertake water supply in their respective jurisdictions.
Principles of the Somali National Reconciliation Process(Eldoret Declaration) of 27 October 2002,
national reconciliation process(see S/2002/1359, annex), hereafter referred to as the Eldoret Declaration.
that is the 24 Eldoret signatories and Abdikassim Salad Hassan;
the greater Eldoret area, Kapsabet town
adopted in Eldoret, Kenya, on 27 October 2002 by the various Somali parties,