Examples of using Which dated back in English and their translations into Spanish
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It replaced the former Palais du Trocadero which dated back to 1878.
The so-called“1503 procedure”, which dated back to 1970, was outdated and needed to be revised.
Ms. GAER asked whether the Government planned to revise its core document, which dated back to 1998.
Decisions should now be taken on the matter, which dated back to the First Review Conference in 1996.
Ms. Kwaku asked if there had been any assessment of the National Human Rights Plan, which dated back to 1998.
The problem of the conflict in the Sudan which dated back to the 1980s, had always been on the Commission's agenda.
A new primary school was opened in Clovenfords in 2012,replacing the old building at Caddonfoot which dated back to 1840.
Archaeologists discovered antiques which dated back 7, 000 years ago in Xiantouling(咸头岭) of Longgang District.
Such an evaluation might well reveal the need for the revision of those two documents, which dated back to 1990 and 1991.
Under section 10 of the Alien andImmigration Law of 1952, which dated back to the colonial regime, no foreigner had an absolute right of entry.
Established on 1 January 1995,the WTO replaced the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade(GATT), which dated back to 1948.
Ms. Arredondo was arrested in 1990 andtried for several offences, one of which dated back to 1985, and for which she had already twice been acquitted.
The Act of 8 June 2004 on freedom of expression in the media introduced a thorough reform of the old law, which dated back to 1869.
The abortion law, which dated back to the nineteenth century, should be revised with a view to protecting more effectively the health and reproductive rights of women.
Børglum Abbey was originally a royal farm(Danish:gård) which dated back as far as 1000, if not earlier.
The next case, which dated back to 1997, also involved Peru and concerned prison conditions, ill-treatment in detention and trial by faceless judges.
As far as remedies were concerned, the smooth functioning of the institution of the Mediator, which dated back to 1991, should be stressed.
The correct procedure, which dated back almost to the Organization's inception, was for the Secretary-General to pursue settlement of the Organization's claims against a State or States.
The revolutionary government abolished obsolete prison laws and regulations, many of which dated back to the colonial period.
Other aliens were covered by the law on migration and foreigners, which dated back to the 1950s and was therefore obsolete. It provided very little protection and left the door open to arbitrary practices.
Mrs. SREDKOVA(Bulgaria) said that the judgements handed down on the basis of the Covenant,the first of which dated back to 1993, had been enacted.
He wished to clarify that the National Commission for Equal Opportunities, which dated back to 1990, when the Ministry for Equal Opportunities had not even existed, had not been abolished.
The rise in violence and juvenile delinquency had nothing to do with the abolition of corporal punishment in Poland, which dated back a long time.
Mr. Thelin noted that since the submission of the second periodic report(CCPR/C/32/Add.17), which dated back to 1993, Bulgaria had undergone significant changes and, in particular, had joined the European Union in 2007.
In its previous report(A/65/5/Add.10, chap. II, para. 89),the Board noted that UNOPS had prior-period unreconciled differences which dated back a number of years.
The Meeting noted the history of the Inter-Agency Meeting, which dated back to 1976 when it was an ad hoc subcommittee of the Administrative Committee on Coordination, which in 2002 had been replaced by the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination.
The practice of sending students to carry out seasonal work in the fields, which dated back to Soviet times, was no longer acceptable.
The Council had questioned whether the present personnel structure, which dated back to the time when UNHCR had been a small organization with a limited mandate, enabled the Office to respond fully and effectively to the mammoth challenges of today.
The 1992 Constitution had abolished the death penalty,although it still existed in the Penal Code, which dated back to 1914 and was currently under review.
Mr. Schrijver said he was surprised that the core document(HRI/CORE/1/Add.115), which dated back to 2001, had not been updated as was the practice.