Examples of using Those recognized in English and their translations into Spanish
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these rights being understood as those recognized in Guatemalan law,
The tool is one of those recognized by the Ministry of Industry for energy certification,
but also those recognized under non-indigenous domestic law
proposed including not only the privileges of heads of State but also those recognized for heads of Government,
the fundamental rights which have been proclaimed by treaties in force are consistent with those recognized by the Constitution.
Memes, those recognized faces that can be found anywhere on the internet as forums,
Asylum persons and refugees: those recognized as refugees or asylum seekers will be granted authorization to reside in Argentina for a term of two(2)
including those recognized in the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
legal guarantees traditionally withheld from them, and in particular those recognized in article 40 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
political violence identified in the report of the National Commission and those recognized as victims by the Corporation itself arts.
more forestlands were recognized as“owned by” rather than“designated for” communities over the time period) than those recognized in the previous 5 years.
However, access to other kinds of rights(such as those recognized in article 23 of the Constitution,
including those recognized by the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health
provided a means of enforcing maritime liens other than those recognized in Article 4 of the Convention,
Those recognizing the ship comprise an entire spectrum of civic organizations,
UN-Habitat was poised to strengthen its role as a catalyst for all those recognizing the need to overcome those challenges.
These are more those recognized in the matter.
Those recognized by the Minister of Justice as being exempt.
Benchmarking our practices with those recognized as the best performers so we can learn and improve.
The future is uncertain even for those recognized as“hardship cases”.