Примеры использования Most of those cases на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Most of those cases involved cybercrime.
What's interesting is that most of those cases are- criminal.
Yes, I was responsible for most of those cases.
Most of those cases had involved staff members of the Organization.
In Argentina, Colombia, Kazakhstan, Panama and Trinidad andTobago this was done in most of those cases.
Most of those cases(32 seizures made in Thailand) involved diazepam.
Thus far it had carried out several successful BOT projects, but in most of those cases, only one company had expressed interest or submitted a proposal.
Most of those cases occurred in internally displaced camp settings and return areas.
The Iranian authorities denied the allegations of torture in most of those cases and responded that fair trials were conducted, with commensurate sentences issued.
In most of those cases, the persons concerned had been arrested for acts of violence against police officers.
It is worth remaining aware and vigilant, however, regarding the passive oractive complicity of State entities in most of those cases.
In most of those cases, traffickers attempted to divert psychotropic substances by using falsified import authorizations.
The provisions of the Covenant had also been invoked in other cases in lower courts. Most of those cases had involved the denial of a residence permit.
In most of those cases, criminal charges have been laid, and prosecutions either have been concluded or are continuing.
Lastly, and with specific regard to cases in which the Convention had been applied,Argentina underlined that in most of those cases, its application had related to the offence of trafficking in persons.
In most of those cases, it was pointed out, a draft law was either under discussion or had been elaborated to address this shortcoming.
In most of those cases, the Office managed to suggest alternative slotting schedules based on the ad hoc requirements of the governing bodies.
The Togolese authorities reported that several cases had been brought under this provision in the first years of work of the National Commission for the Fight against Corruption and Economic Sabotage but that most of those cases had been settled when the offenders returned the misappropriated funds or property at the investigation stage.
As shown in Table 3 below, most of those cases concerned disciplinary matters(14.66 per cent); promotion(13.16 per cent); and non-renewal of fixed-term contracts 11.28 per cent.
At the same, it is anticipated that by the end of the biennium, trials of the five existing multi-accused cases, involving 21 accused(Butare, Military I, Government, Karemera et al. and Military II) will be completed. Regardless of the outcome of the decisions,it is anticipated that most of those cases will be appealed.
In most of those cases I found that the entire idea had been subverted and undermined by well-meaning friends and relatives who had never heard of such a thing and thus could not believe it would actually work.
As is depicted in figure 1, most of those cases concerned the non-renewal of fixed-term contracts, disciplinary matters and harassment, the latter two types of cases being highly labour-intensive.
In most of those cases, the context suggests that the term"unanimous" as opposed to the reference to"consensus" was used to highlight a higher degree of agreement in the Commission as regards certain action or decision.
As is depicted in table 4 below, most of those cases concerned promotion(14 per cent); non-renewal and/or termination of contracts(23 per cent); and disciplinary matters(17 per cent), the latter being highly labour-intensive.
Most of those abducted whose cases were monitored by OHCHR were released.
Since 2000, the volume of reports alleging violations in peacekeeping missions had increased significantly andthe ability of the Office to investigate even the most serious of those cases had diminished.
Since 2000, the volume of reports alleging violations in the peacekeeping missions has increased significantly, andthe ability of the Office to investigate even the most serious of those cases has diminished.
Her delegation agreed with most of the guidelines; even in those cases where it did not, it appreciated the arguments put forward in the commentary.