Examples of using Have revised in English and their translations into Spanish
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multilateral treaties on the extradition of drug offenders and many States have revised their legislation since the twentieth special session.
clarify whether all regional states have revised their family laws in conformity with the Federal Family Law in order to prohibit harmful traditional practices.
countries in the region have revised their energy policies
legal systems that have revised their laws so that women are able to inherit on terms of equality with men.
all 31 provinces(autonomous regions and municipalities) have revised or otherwise improved measures for the implementation of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of the Rights
It does not account for the possibility that the original author may have revised his work, and that the text could have existed at different times in more than one authoritative version.
subordinate acts that have revised the guarantees for the protection of detainees'
The draft amendments to the Civil Code have revised all these provisions, and the woman is now on an equal footing with the man when it comes to the nationality of their children.
France and Kazakhstan) have revised or updated their statistical legislation to be more in line with the Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics
State Law Office will have revised the Act so that it is written in gender inclusive language.
To strengthen the role of the bureau in the preparation of commission sessions, a number of commissions have revised the procedure for election of their bureau members.
subsidiary bodies have revised their functioning and engaged in a strategic planning exercise aiming to optimize their role, contribution and involvement in bringing forward The Strategy,
Several governments have revised the de minimis threshold,
multilateral treaties on the extradition of drug offenders, and many States have revised their legislation since the twentieth special session of the General Assembly.
8 have revised their national programmes of action
multilateral treaties on mutual legal assistance in drug trafficking cases, and many have revised their procedures since the twentieth special session of the General Assembly,
humanitarian partners have revised the 2008 consolidated appeal upward from $413 million to $638 million, meaning the shortfall is now about $400 million.
although most States have adopted laws and entered into bilateral and multilateral treaties providing for the extradition of accused drug offenders; and many have revised their legislation since the twentieth special session of the General Assembly.
many countries have revised legislation that discriminated against women
from the late 1960s to the present day, have revised the notion of libraries,