Examples of using Established such in English and their translations into Spanish
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the second reporting period) had established such procedures, just one more than in the first reporting period.
Poland has not established such an offence.
headquarters units using partnership agreements had established such committees.
Madagascar and Myanmar indicated that they had not established such an offence.
Social Council had already established such guidelines in various resolutions,
Where civil society groups have established such information-gathering mechanisms,
Countries that have not yet established such an authority should consider whether legisla- tion is necessary,
he has established such contact with most chief justices and bar associations throughout the world.
use for quarantine and pre-shipment for parties that have not yet established such procedures and methods
Governments that have already established such a list need to ensure that work performed in the mining
El Salvador was a party to a number of international instruments that established such an obligation in order to deny safe haven to persons accused of crimes of international importance.
when only 49 per cent of the responding States indicated in their replies that their national legislation established such requirements.
had customers from the Gaeltacht that were not obliged to provide services through Irish despite the Official Languages Act 2003, which established such an obligation.
which is essential to achieve other priorities established such as health, education
While the proportion of States reporting that they had established such codes of conduct increased over the five reporting periods, it was still
The police of one State party had established such teams with foreign law enforcement authorities in more than 15 cases relating to organized crime, drug-related offences
In 2007, Act No. 40 of 1999, which established such a regime of criminal responsibility,
Developing country Member States that have established such national institutions in accordance with the Paris principles could render technical assistance to other developing countries desirous of setting up their own national institutions.
While the financial rules and regulations of the organization that established such a trust fund would be applicable to it,