Примери коришћења Official records на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Falsifying Official Records.
Official records for New Orleans have been kept at MSY since May 1, 1946.
According to official records.
As a government agency, Formas is subject to the principle of public access to official records.
Falsification of Official Records.
According to official records 30 houses by the explosions been destroyed by the derailment of four cars.
The only thing that we have are the official records.
Official records indicate the governor died April 30, 1907 due to sunstroke and heat exhaustion while surveying the ruins.
The legal deadline for the exchange of data from official records is fifteen days.
Official records for Phoenix kept at downtown August 1895 to September 1953, and at Sky Harbor Int'l since October 1953.
The legal deadline for the exchange of data from official records is fifteen days.
Other official records by the competent authorities in the Republic of Serbia, which contains information necessary for decision making.
So the number wasn't written down in the official records of King David.
According to official records from the Japanese government, the floods affected more than 20 prefectures, and more than 220 people lost their lives.
And therefore the number of those who had been counted was not related in the official records of king David.
Official records for Honolulu have been kept at downtown from February 1877 to September 1949, and at Honolulu Int'l since October 1949.
Law allowing people over the age of 14 to change their name and gender in official records.
Official records show that Italian fisheries take 300m euros worth of fish from the zone annually-- ten times what Croatia draws.
It allows transgender people above the age of 14 to update their name and gender on official records.
This meant that Herostratus' name was stricken from all official records, and the mention of his name was forbidden, either by word or in writing, on pain of death.
Both baptismal andconfirmation names have religious significance only, and they are not on any official records.
According to official records, prominent members of the royal family worked an average of 84.5 days this year, or about a third of the 253 working days in the U.K. Queen….
More than 90 per cent of the recent campaign contributions collected by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu came from the US, official records show.
In November and December 1983,three Soviet pilots operative in pairs established 17 new official records in the field of vertical speed with load on board an An-72.
Egypt basically fell apart under Akhenaten and it was the military that pulled it all together again," said Reeves,adding that Egyptians wiped out Tut's name from official records of pharaohs.
Alongside the official records, stories, photographs and memorabilia from institutions such as museums, archives and galleries, we are asking the citizens of Europe to share their family stories and memories.
Further, Harridge officially banned midgets from being able to play inthe American League and removed Gaedel's walk from the official records(it was put back in a year later).
A spokesperson for the Bureau of Land Management(BLM) told the Washington Post that there were no official records of contact between the agency and Hughes and that he had not requested the special recreation permit required to conduct the launch.
The methods used to rid the world of any record of the individual in question included striking the individual's name from all official records; seizing their possessions;
This is particularly true in the case of public authorities who are openly and publicly making available the data from official records to supporters of all political options so that they could use them in political conflicts.This is not the first time that we have encountered misuse of personal data from official records by public authorities for political conflicts, and if this continues, the danger is that it will become a rule.