Examples of using Case concerned in English and their translations into Arabic
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The case concerned the sale of live calves.
The Committee noted that the case concerned the failure to meet not a contractual obligation but a legal obligation.
The case concerned an arbitration clause contained in a contract entered into by the parties.
The case concerned an eviction from a Roma settlement.
The case concerned a company registered in the United States.
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This case concerned the right to equal pay for equal work.
Another case concerned the Abd al-Dayem condolence tents incident.
The case concerned the defects in a machine sold by one Spanish company to another.
The case concerned Abdelkrim Hakkou, last seen near his work at Ain Taoujtate.
The case concerned the risk of being subjected to torture if the complainant were returned to Tunisia.
The case concerned the burning and destruction of houses of Roma by non-Roma in April 1995.
The case concerned a farmer in the province of Trento selling mod-chips to change the PlayStation.
In the case concerned, the court took into account the length of the arbitration proceedings and the evidence submitted.
The case concerned a charter-party with a guarantee which was negotiated and concluded by e-mail exchange.
One case concerned a person who was arrested in N ' Djamena in 1999 by members of the Presidential Security Group.
The case concerned the court ' s jurisdiction to order both security and the disclosure of information on the defendant ' s identity.
The case concerned Mr. Rosember Suarez Varga, who was allegedly abducted on 27 August 1991, in Zarzal, by the National Police.
One case concerned Mohamed Salim Dar, a school clerk who was arrested by Special Operations Group and the Indian Armed Forces.
The case concerned the refusal of a housing agency that allowed persons who offered accommodation to discriminate on the ground of race.
The case concerned a dispute between Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Guinea arising from the arrest and detention of the M/V" Saiga".
Bhe This case concerned a constitutional challenge to the rule of male primogeniture as it applies in the African customary law of succession.
One case concerned a Sudanese translator of the Green Book at the World Centre for Studies and Research in Tripoli who reportedly disappeared in 1983.
The newly reported case concerned an Iranian writer who was detained at Mehrabad Airport in Tehran as he was leaving the country to visit his family abroad.
Another case concerned a journalist who was allegedly arrested by the military police on the grounds that he was an accomplice to genocide, and was later released.
The newly- reported case concerned an Iranian writer who was detained at Mehrabad Airport in Tehran as he was leaving the country to visit his family abroad.
The case concerned a declaration by the then President of South Africa that all female prisoners with children under four years of age are to be released.
The case concerned Ms. Grootboom and others who were living in extremely poor conditions on illegally occupied private land earmarked for formal low-cost housing.
The case concerned the payment of outstanding fees allegedly due to the claimant as a result of the consultancy services he provided to the respondent ' s law firm.
This case concerned the opposition of a group of Ngarrindjeri women to the construction of a bridge across Hindmarsh Island, on the grounds that sacred sites would be affected.
The case concerned Mr. Mohammad Chowdhury Alam, who was allegedly abducted in Dhaka by about seven law enforcement officers in civilian clothing on 25 June 2010.