Examples of using Which guaranteed in English and their translations into Spanish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Ms. Baraza(Kenya) said the provision in the draft constitution which guaranteed the right to maternity leave enjoyed universal support among Kenyans.
There was a very clear separation between the functions of the State and those of the judiciary, which guaranteed the right to defence counsel
WTO played an important role in the promotion of international trade, which guaranteed world growth and prosperity.
Its members enjoyed a form of immunity similar to parliamentary immunity, which guaranteed their independence.
a new contract was awarded after competitive bidding, the terms of which guaranteed an income of $110,000 per biennium.
By the same token they had been granted minority status under the Constitution, which guaranteed them protection as such.
They had therefore supported the amendment proposed by Saudi Arabia, which guaranteed the sovereign right of all States to determine their judicial systems
With reference to article 166 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, which guaranteed the prohibition of torture or even psychological pressure to obtain a confession,
The Family Act, which guaranteed the right to marry,
Section 15 of the Canadian Charter, which guaranteed equality, had been interpreted by the Supreme Court in a manner consistent with the Convention in order to provide protection,
use by people with reduced mobility- and as regards services and resources, which guaranteed a first class event.
unconstitutional since article 14 of the Spanish Constitution which guaranteed equality before the law,
Panama signed the Hay-Bunau-Varilla treaty, which guaranteed Panama its independence from the United States
In conformity with article 54 of the Constitution, which guaranteed the cultural rights of every citizen,
under the interim Constitution of 2007, which guaranteed equal protection of the law,
Fifth Amendments of the United States Constitution, which guaranteed equal protection of the law
they should not replace the permanent appointment, which guaranteed the independence of the international civil service.
paragraph 4 of the Constitution, which guaranteed the right to practise any religion provided a person was not compelled to belong to a faith by means of coercion or inducement.
It was especially important to create public expenditure systems which guaranteed that the aid financing received would be used for services
in specific legislation, both of which guaranteed that the prosecutor did not play a predominant role compared to other judicial institutions or judges.