Examples of using Laborde in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Marquis de Laborde.
Mr Laborde, Mr Naum.
Jean- Paul Laborde.
Laborde had to shoot him.
Mademoiselle Laborde is coming.
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Mr. Laborde will succeed Mike Smith(Australia), whose appointment ends on 30 June 2013.
That's Miss Laborde, 1967.
Mr. David Laborde, Economist, Centre d ' études prospectives et d ' information internationale, CEPII, Paris, France.
This can't go on, Laborde.
Sidonie Laborde, the Queen's reader.
It added that, subsequent to the seizure of the unlawful tickets on the premises of the author ' s company,the printer Mr. Laborde had acknowledged acts that constituted an offence against the law.
Mademoiselle Laborde is at your disposal.
Mr. Laborde(United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime), replying to the question from the representative of Cuba, said that the report on the Caribbean would be the outcome of close cooperation with States.
The documents concerning the case against the Laborde printing works were added to the case file against the author and SA Celogen.
In that connection, the State party recalls that the official report noted, first of all,the seizure from the premises of the companies SA Celogen and Laborde of duplicate sets of entrance tickets and/or related documents.
The author andSA Celogen did not call Mr. Laborde during the hearing before the Thonon-les-Bains Criminal Court on 3 April 2002.
Mr. Laborde(United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime) said that he would refer the matter raised by the Sudan to the Executive Director and respond to the Sudanese delegation ' s concerns as soon as possible.
In response to the developments described by the Chairman and Mr. Laborde, members of the Working Group stressed the need to support victims of terrorist acts.
Mr. Laborde(United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime), replying to the question from the representative of Benin regarding a lack of political will, said it was a matter for Member States to determine what was most useful.
In this respect, I would very much like to thank the United Nations Counter-Terrorism Implementation Task Force, and inparticular its Chair, Mr. Laborde, for taking the regional organization perspective on board in the follow-up to the Global Strategy.
Mr. Laborde(United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime(UNODC)), introducing the item and speaking as the Chief of the Terrorism Prevention Branch on behalf of the UNODC Executive Director, said that the situation in regard to global efforts to control drugs and prevent crime was not good.
Austria strongly supports the important work of the CTITF underthe leadership of its Chairman, Mr. Jean-Paul Laborde, and recalls its core mandate to ensure overall coordination and coherence in the counter-terrorism efforts of the United Nations system.
Mr. Laborde further described how the Task Force working group would compile and publish on its website best practices on compensating and assisting victims of terrorism, drawn from programmes instituted in national jurisdictions, and he mentioned a number of compensation models that the Working Group might wish to consider, including those contained in General Assembly resolutions 60/147 and 40/34.
The State party considers that,if the author intended to challenge the veracity of Mr. Laborde ' s statements, then, as the Thonon-les-Bains Criminal Court observed, he should have summoned him as a witness to dispute the content of his statements, which the author did not do.
One year after the Battle of Mariel, there was a new attempt at reconquest by Spain, from Cuba, confirming the suspicions of the Mexican authorities. Spain appointed Gen. Isidro Barradas, who left the port with 3,586 soldiers with the name"Spearhead Division" and on July 5, went to Mexico. The fleet consisted of a flagship, called the Sovereign, two frigates, two gunships and 15 transport ships,each commanded by Admiral Laborde.
Before the hearing finally took place before the regional court, sitting as a criminal court, on 3 April 2002,Mr. Laborde had been convicted in a final judgement handed down by Bordeaux Criminal Court on 16 November 2000 for the offences he had committed.
At the informal consultations of the Working Group held on 23 March 2010,Mr. Laborde indicated that nationally established funds for the victims of terrorism were often considered more useful in achieving their objectives than an international fund, since levels of compensation and other elements of eligibility differed across the globe.