Examples of using Such reports in English and their translations into Spanish
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And I do wish you would put a stop to any such reports.
The bodies receiving such reports and investigative bodies should keep the informant's identity secret.
Such reports are then addressed under the established rules and procedures of UNDP.
According to such reports, a number of families of Syrian refugees of Armenian origin have been deliberately settled in the occupied territories of the Republic of Azerbaijan by Armenia.
Instead, according to such reports, they're all part of the same, overall universe.
Alarmed by such reports, the Central Equatoria Legislative Assembly has established an ad hoc committee to investigate the alleged disappearances of people in
Systems development staff of the Dag Hammarskjöld Library will assist in developing such reports if they are not readily available in Horizon.
Where such reports appear in technical jargon,
He asked whether the Human Rights Commission had continued to receive such reports in 2007 and 2008
In Section 46 of this Act, there is a provision to penalize the publication of such reports or pictures of a child.
If, however, such reports had any foundation,
In responding to such reports, Registry Operator will not be required to take any action in contravention of applicable law.
possible reprisals for making such reports.
The formulation proposed in paragraph 21 of the draft concluding observations was very mild when one considered such reports.
The Ministry of Justice also monitored such reports and brought allegations to the attention of the relevant bodies.
It is also concerned at the lack of an independent body to investigate such reports articles 6
Such reports prove difficult to establish and prosecute, as there usually is no complainant.
Jordan have not yet been able to verify such reports.
On behalf of the Government the Ministry of Foreign Affairs prepares such reports with the assistance of the specialized ministries concerned.
Such reports had become a means of exerting political pressure