Examples of using Increase in the number of cases in English and their translations into Spanish
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Increase in the number of cases mediated.
Moreover, the data on successful arrests andprosecution showed an increase in the number of cases brought to court.
An increase in the number of cases against high-level accused;
Any such proposal would have to be supported by quantitative data andanalysis showing an increase in the number of cases dealt with by the Tribunal.
No increase in the number of cases of PNTL misconduct from the previous 12 months.
It must be noted, however,that there has already been an increase in the number of cases filed early in 2013, i.e. 161 new applications by 30 June.
Increase in the number of cases of diseases caused by the chemical prohibition would cause a negative economic impact.
Recently there has been an increase in the number of cases of Miller Fisher syndrome in the Americas that could be related with the Zika epidemic.
My delegation is aware of the practical problems experienced by the Court in recent years,which result from an increase in the number of cases and requests for advisory opinions.
Global warming has brought an increase in the number of cases of diseases like malaria in the higher-altitude regions of our country.
It was also concerned about unexplained non-compliance with manuals,guidelines and regulations and the increase in the number of cases of fraud and presumptive fraud in peacekeeping missions.
State cooperation in terms of responses has been very strong during the reporting period,reversing the slight trend noted in the previous report of an increase in the number of cases of non-response.
One measure of the impact of the establishment of the regional offices is the increase in the number of cases received in the Office: a total of 1,588 cases in 2011 as compared with 1,200 cases in 2010.
Changes of the Criminal Code of Bosnia andHerzegovina were the result of an increase in the number of cases of trafficking in connection with which there were investigation, charges, and pronounced verdicts.
Increase in the number of cases of detainees/ prisoners held in prolonged, arbitrary detention referred to a court, prosecution officer, police or prison authority 2011/12: 20; 2012/13: 100.
It aims, therefore,to instruct the National Social Insurance Board in consultation with other public authorities to make a closer study of the various factors that could help explain the increase in the number of cases involving caring allowances.
Overall, the rate of increase in the number of cases is slowing; that is, the exponential increase in cases across the region is no longer evident.
It is therefore not surprising that the Working Group has seen an increase in the number of cases brought to its attention in which more than one Government is involved in the, allegedly arbitrary, deprivation of a suspected terrorist's freedom.
Due to the increase in the number of cases filed by staff members and the short deadlines to file replies, the offices and units representing the Secretary-General as respondent continue to function at or above capacity.
On the contrary, we believe that the increase in the number of cases is a positive sign of the will of States to submit themselves to the principles of law in the conduct of their international relations.
Increase in the number of cases investigated by the Inspection générale and brought before the courts for prosecution 2007: 205 investigated-- 28 referred to courts; 2008: 120 investigated-- 40 referred to courts; 2009: 250 investigated-- 45 referred to courts.
Owing to the increase in the number of cases(over 50 per year) neither office can deal with their primary functions and complete Board of Inquiry reports within the 30-day limit set out in Headquarters regulations.
Regarding the increase in the number of cases of tuberculosis reported in Kazakhstan, the Regional Director for Central and Eastern Europe, the Commonwealth of Independent States and the Baltic States stated that this was an increasing concern for UNICEF.