Examples of using Was devoid in English and their translations into Spanish
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Any other name was devoid of legal or political value.
This is not to say that the place was devoid of beauty;
The planet was devoid of any advanced civilization.
A view was also expressed that the topic was devoid of substance.
I found his heart was devoid of ambitions and love of positions.".
Fitzgerald tried to laugh and he smiled,but the reaction was devoid of joy.
The plaza was devoid of trees and plants: it had plenty of mud.
He led the life of a righteous man, but was devoid of a spiritual life.
His character was devoid of arrogance, posturing, or self-importance.
Post-deployment assessment suggests the affected area was devoid of bacteria.
The body was devoid of all understanding(mind, intelligence, and will).
The Council required reliable impartial information that was devoid of politicization or selectivity.
He was devoid of empathy, had a complete lack of fear, of the sense of right and wrong.
By December 21,the center of Omeka was devoid of convection and dissipated on the next day.
Thus the Commission had adopted the position that the acceptance of an impermissible reservation was devoid of legal effect.
Although Yucatan was devoid of fossil fuels, it was covered with extensive forests.
However, such a reaction would not amount to an actual objection,because an invalid reservation was devoid of legal effects.
My heart was lonely/My heart was forlorn/I was restless/Heart was devoid of happiness/After meeting with you/I have no such complaint.
Of these, Ecuador referred to the provision of its Penal Code that established aggravating circumstances in cases where the victim was devoid of the capacity to consent.
The study, one delegation regretted, was devoid of a historical perspective that could have shown that development of the industrial world had taken place without external constraints or conditionalities.
These erroneous notions were partially fueled by another erroneous assumption- that pre-colonial Africa was devoid of law, or that so-called African customary law was a downwind on the African state.
Known today as Conjunto Palmeira, was devoid of basic infrastructure such as water, roads, and electricity, thereby leaving the neighborhood vulnerable to floods and other natural and economic stability problems.
The Association claimed that not only was the expulsion of innocent people immoral butit also entailed unnecessary complications at the international level and was devoid of any security benefits. Ha'aretz, 8 March.
The Panel finds that the claimant's response was devoid of particulars, and that he failed to show how the exports to Saudi Arabia were frustrated as a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Article 23 of the draft statute should therefore be reconsidered to ensure that it included the general legal principles that were indispensable to any judicial body andthat the draft statute was devoid of contradictions and inconsistency.
The Conference sent a report to last year's General Assembly which was devoid of substance save where it noted the admission of five new members. Welcome news for us, but cold comfort to those who expect more of this body.
Re-usable plastic cups and plates for food and drink created a clean environment for a festival of this scale, and as a celebration in honour of Mother Nature herself,the site- a fully equipped campsite with toilets and showers- was devoid of waste and the usual suspect remains of a festival.
It assumes that the State where the act was committed was devoid of institutionalized democratic processes permitting the expression of will and of legal protections against the human rights violations referred to in paragraph 1.
The Complainants sustained that the principle of effectiveness did not require the Panel to endorse an interpretation of the footnote that was devoid of any textual basis.207 The limits to the principle of effectiveness had been observed in GATT and WTO jurisprudence 208: insertions in schedules had repeatedly been declared invalid even though they could have been"interpreted" in a way that gave them legal effect.