Examples of using Some persons in English and their translations into Spanish
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If some persons are granted a privilege which is denied to others,
Incidents involving denial of access to public places for some persons on the basis of their ethnic
However, due to the lack of identification information on some persons included in the List(e.g. birth date, birth place, nationality, passport numbers
Millaeus witnessed the torture of some persons at Toulouse, from whom no confession could be wrung until they were stripped and completely shaven,
logistical support being provided to the rebels in Darfur by some persons, particularly the Sudanese diaspora living in countries in Europe,
While citizenship as such should not be a distinguishing criterion which excludes some persons or groups from enjoying minority rights under the Declaration,
The Committee notes with concern that the right to form a family is denied to some persons with disabilities, especially those declared"insane" or"lacking legal capacity",
Some persons detained for political reasons at Insein had also allegedly been subjected to torture under interrogation by Military Intelligence(MI)
Although efforts were being made to integrate some persons with mental disabilities into the community,
Some persons of this type have made of their transgression a mystique, disguised with the attire of sainthood;
a group of terrorist of some persons with purpose to force individuals,
a number of States have proceeded to recognize the refugee status of some persons who had been admitted temporarily,
which may in part explain why some persons have been detained and questioned by the police.
reviewed its content and interrogated some persons who sent information useful for the investigation.
Another NGO had raised an interesting idea about the existence of a cultural prism which led some persons to accept a situation which objectively speaking was tantamount to exploitation.
have fallen into the heresy of teaching that God predestines some persons to be saved
the Government stated that in the course of measures to restore the constitutional order in areas marked by fighting, some persons had been lawfully detained to check their identity and possible participation in serious crimes.
the right of option is only envisaged for some persons concerned who are habitually resident in a third State.
the Government planned to transfer some persons from the overcrowded Dadaab camps,
that of particular concern was the practice of keeping some persons in de facto unlimited administrative detention.