Examples of using Immediate return in English and their translations into Spanish
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had been initiated and that it had ordered the immediate return of the vessel to port.
including by allowing for the immediate return of the abductees.
his term immediate return to the Capital.
Please inform the Committee on the nature and scope of the"Coordinated Immediate Return Procedure", established by IDF order 1/3.000.
Moreover, he vows to get prepared for the immediate Return of the Lord as a follower of Christ in His servants30.
Immediate return procedures were introduced for persons determined, through a highly expedited mechanism,
Mark's immediate return to Ukata and acceptance of the throne is the only way to guarantee the country's stability.
Israel persistently refuses to carry out the decision of the Security Council to ensure the safe, total and immediate return of the deportees to their homes.
the postoperative period fully supports the immediate return to social and labor activities.
help groups with and without the expectation of immediate return.
the affected indigenous peoples are assured immediate return to their lands.
fromVenezuela, the immediate return of President-elect Manuel Zelaya and announced,
border regimes and an immediate return of Yugoslav border authorities
Please send letters to the President of the Republic of Colombia calling on him to guarantee the immediate return of these families to their homes, to assist them and to pay compensation for the damage suffered.
Development of a National Plan of Action to address this issue, which will also include the immediate return to eliminate the worst forms of child labour,
including its immediate return to the Six-Party Talks, without any preconditions and to fulfil the
The immediate return, without further delay, of all displaced persons to their homes under the supervision
The purpose of this Regulation is to ensure the even more efficient immediate return of a child to the child's country of origin if the child has been abducted- unlawfully removed or retained.
seeks to guarantee the immediate return of a child who has been transferred illicitly
providing an immediate return on investment.