Examples of using Persons born in English and their translations into Spanish
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The number of international migrants defined as persons born in a country other than that in which they live has grown to an estimated 175 million by 2000,4 of which an estimated 159 million are voluntary migrants and 16 million are refugees.
Persons born outside the territory could file an application for registration of their or their parents' place of residence in Bosnia
Why were provisions on nationality being applied retroactively to persons born before the entry into force of that Constitution,
The Constitution established that persons born in Malta before the 21st September 1964,
All persons born in the territory of the Republic,
Please comment on any circumstances in which persons born on French territory are reportedly not accorded French citizenship, including persons of North African origin. Does this lead to any cases of statelessness?
Specific legal provisions protect persons born in a former French territory
revoked the Thai nationalities of persons born in the Kingdom of Thailand of a foreign father
Moreover, while noting that the State party's legislation allows for the registration of all persons born in the State party, the Committee remains
JS2 described the situation of"fatherless children", persons born out of wedlock before and after the entry into force,
Take the necessary measures to ensure that all persons born in Luxembourg obtain a nationality if otherwise they would become stateless,
which include persons born in Norway, constitute a diverse group that varies widely in terms of age,
she wished to know whether it was true that the law on the appointment of judges excluded persons born out of wedlock from the judiciary.
international migrants can be defined as persons born in a country other than that in which they reside.
the Court of Final Appeal ruled that this category of permanent residents included persons born in as well as out of wedlock.
Child-Raising Periods provided that persons born in 1921 and later were to be credited with one insurance year for the raising of a child.
what is now the Russian Federation alone had at least 10 million persons born in other parts of the former USSR
that is sometimes used to denote persons born in the United States during the first decade of the 20th century,
However, the percentage of immigrants and persons born in Norway to immigrant parents who hold management positions in the enterprises is low:
According to the internal citizenship laws of the two nascent States, persons born before 1954- i.e.,