Examples of using Statement has in English and their translations into Spanish
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Colloquial
The statement has more than twenty signatories,
This statement has become the basis for the definition of mobility used by the Organization in its current policy.
This statement has been endorsed
For a large majority this second statement has a great weight since both English(cake)
Your statement has the merit of agreeing with that of the officers who saw the accident.
The text of the statement has been issued as an official document of the General Assembly A/61/120.
Furthermore, Mr. President, your statement has reassured the membership about the possibility of dealing with any issue once there is consensus.
Your statement has also demonstrated once again the clear support of the Argentine Government for the work which takes place here in this chamber.
Although no official statement has been released,
In this case, a statement has the form of' expr;' that is,
However, our position concerning your statement has been highlighted today in the eight points that were read out earlier.
the property that a statement has a formal proof.
Each year the statement has followed the theme set at the Social Summit,
The Japanese Government notes that not infrequently a difficulty arises in practice of determining whether a statement has the character of a[reservation] or of an[interpretative declaration]
If it is established that a statement has been made as a result of torture,
My purpose in this statement has been to look ahead to what we expect to be some of the main issues which will confront us in our work,
This statement has been interpreted by Israeli authorities to allow for education to be provided in two of the five prisons
His statement has the impact of destroying the climate of confidence that the new Government of Rwanda had been working so hard- against all odds- to develop in a ravaged country.
In contrast, we believe that if a statement has been read to the press,
Needless to say that this statement has cast a shadow over the implementation of the DDR, considered to be critical