Examples of using Had accepted in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Protocol would enter into force at the end of January 1996 for those members which had accepted it by that date.
Claim by United Nations staff member that the Secretary-General had accepted the recommendations of the Joint Appeals Board
The ongoing bloodshed could easily have been avoided if the UNITA leadership had accepted the verdict of the people in the elections.
His delegation interpreted the resolution as reaffirming obligations to the extent that States had accepted them.
Mr. Yimer(Ethiopia) drew the Committee's attention to the fact that his Government had accepted 98 of the UPR recommendations
in December 1995 had accepted the Tokyo high court's advice to reconcile with the plaintiffs.
He pointed out that Turkey had accepted the principle in 1981, by amending its legislation on nationality.
And I was immensely happy that they had accepted the fact that I am almost non-existent.
She also asked whether the State party had accepted the Committee's previous recommendation concerning the Orphanages Ordinance No. 22 of 1941.
Mr. Shumilin had accepted his guilt, and that he did not complain to a prosecutor about his administrative case.
For example, in 1994, Hungarian institutes working in the nuclear field had accepted 48 fellows
The Sudan appreciated the fact that Mauritania had accepted a number of recommendations,
of the recommendations made, which Malaysia had accepted.
Croatia had accepted foreigners as volunteers.
Dow said on friday there was no basis whatsoever in a b.b.c. world report saying they had accepted responsibility for india's bhopal disaster.
the European Community had accepted the Agreement.
He wanted to know whether Ghana had ever had to face such a situation but had accepted diplomatic assurances that the person concerned would not be tortured.
It should be recalled that, while Morocco had accepted the draft framework agreement,
It noted that Canada had accepted a number of recommendations,
Her country, in the centre of regions where conflicts were generating movements of peoples, had accepted thousands of Bosnians