Examples of using Were filed in English and their translations into Serbian
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No charges were filed.
Six cases were filed in Ohio and two in Florida.
Look, no criminal charges were filed.
About 16,200 lawsuits were filed between March and September 2010.
According to the Property Directorate, between 100,000 and 150,000 claims were filed.
The charges against you were filed under the name Rose Dolan?
Seven criminal charges on suspicion of human trafficking(involving 14 perpetrators and 16 victims) were filed from January to April 2015.
At least 17 other suits were filed in six other states after January 2008.
In the field of suppressing human trafficking, 27 criminal charges were filed against 57 persons.
Complaints were filed against various public authorities, primarily Ministries.
In the field of suppressing human trafficking, 27 criminal charges were filed against 57 persons.
The criminal charges were filed in federal court in Atlanta, where the company is based.
For the first eight months of last year, 11 criminal charges were filed for 21 criminal offenses of AML.
Criminal charges were filed against the officers for seeking and taking bribes and for organised crime.
In 2013 5.066 foreign nationals were registered who sought asylum, were filed 153 claims, and two people were granted asylum.
The charges were filed against the responsible persons in the Radio-Television Belgrade, Radio-Television Novi Sad, and daily newspapers Politika and Vecernje Novosti.
Over 1500 types of cork andother bottle stopper patents were filed to attempt to stop aerated drinks from losing their carbonation too quickly.
Many lawsuits were filed, all settled out-of-court, costing Texaco about $45 million in damages, with about $32 million of that going to Diamond Crystal.
Presenting the report, the President of the RBA Council, Bishop Porfirije(Peric) said that 48 reprimands were pronounced in 2012, as well as 1 public warning. Furthermore, 19 decisions prohibiting unlicensedbroadcasting were passed and 22 criminal charges were filed.
It happened again this week: charges were filed linking government officials and businessmen to the illegal construction of lucrative property.
The charges were filed against: E.A. from the village of Samoljica, A.F. from the village of Samoljica I. A from Veliki Trnovac, S.E. from Veliki Trnovac, I.L. from Bujanovac, H. D. from Veliki Trnovac, B.V. from Bujanovac, Z.A. from Bujanovac, B. D. from the village of Samoljica Z.A. from Bujanovac and R.A. from Bujanovac.
Speaking of organized human trafficking and smuggling,14 criminal charges were filed against 22 persons for 16 acts of human trafficking and 51 charges against 43 persons for 54 acts of human smuggling.
The charges were filed over Pejin's appearance on September 10 in Television Novi Sad's show"Unbuttoned" when he spoke about minorities in Vojvodina"with hatred and belittling them".
Speaking of organized human trafficking and smuggling,14 criminal charges were filed against 22 persons for 16 acts of human trafficking and 51 charges against 43 persons for 54 acts of human smuggling.
Misdemeanor charges were filed against political parties that have not submitted reports on the costs of their election campaigns.
The anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International Georgia described the company's Ponzi scheme as Georgia's"biggest construction scandal".[5] In 2013,embezzlement charges were filed against the company's owners-Maia Rcheulishvili and Rusudan Kervalishvili.[6] They were detained in 2016 and sentenced by the Tbilisi City Court to four years in prison in 2017.[7].
Most of the applications, about one-third, were filed for electric cars, followed by electric scooters and electric bicycles, while the smallest number of applications were for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, said EPEEF Director Dubravko Ponoš.
The anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International Georgia described the company's Ponzi scheme as Georgia's"biggest construction scandal".[5] In 2013,embezzlement charges were filed against the company's owners- Maia Rcheulishvili and Rusudan Kervalishvili.[6] They were detained in 2016 and sentenced by the Tbilisi City Court to four years in prison in 2017.[7].
Criminal charges for abuse of office were filed against Isakovic a year ago with the Basic Prosecutor's Office in Aleksinac and twenty employees in the Special Hospital obtained whistleblower status, as a protective measure due to their revelations about corruption in their institution.
(NUNS, Beta, NDNV, Juzne vesti, 10.05.2012) Professional standards During 2011,25 criminal charges were filed in Serbia against seven individuals because of suspected practice of medical charlatanry and unauthorized prescription of medication.