Examples of using It decides in English and their translations into Spanish
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testamentary tutors to appear before the court on the date that it decides.
As explained above, the reality is that the Court seeks some degree of consensus in the supervision stage of the judgments it decides.
meetings of its working groups shall be in public, unless it decides otherwise.
Regular meetings of the Committee normally shall be held once a year at the Headquarters of the Commission, unless it decides otherwise.
Finally, we cannot fail to refer to the responsibility incumbent upon the Security Council when it decides to carry out a peacekeeping operation.
I'm not entirely sure when, it decides that you get to have a cool option that allows you to enjoy the original concept art
The enacting State may omit these two paragraphs if it decides to provide in its national public procurement law only for very simple auctions,
the contracting authority shall, if it decides to implement the project,
RELOJERIA ALEMANA uses the Social Network to advertise their products and services, but in case it decides to process your contact details for direct marketing research actions,
to the extent it decides a question of law
the remote can decide to close the session if it decides that the session is not reliable enough for its needs before doing so,
the criminal court is empowered to adjudicate in the civil action unless it decides to refer the case to the competent civil court.
That is why it is almost sure that one of the main aims I will establish myself next year will be to renew the collaboration with the Agency if it decides to repeat the partnership initiative in the next 2014-2015 campaign on managing stress.
which provides that"unless it decides otherwise, the Security Council shall meet in public.
The Government of the Federal Republic of Germany is very carefully monitoring the development of right-wing extremism. It decides from case to case on any measures that may have to be taken in the light of all the circumstances.
the recommendations of the task force and any other matter that it decides to consider or is mandated by the Commission on Human Rights.
despite having reasonable grounds to foresee that human rights violations will occur, it decides to proceed with the extradition of the fugitive.
depending on the particular Parliamentary procedures it decides to use in each case,
the Committee considers that it does not need to re-consider its admissibility decision of 5 July 2010, and it decides to proceed to examine the communication on the merits.
the Team recommends that the Committee provide the petitioner a specific response when it decides to reject a claim.