Examples of using Whose case in English and their translations into Spanish
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Whose case?
Specifically, the judge was accused of privately meeting with a defendant, whose case was pending in the judge's court, and another High Court judge.
Whose case?
The United Nations Human Rights Committee is gravely concerned that Belarus has executed a person whose case was under consideration by the Committee.
Whose case?
The benefit of reduced time translates into reduced cost forthe national authority and a speedier disposal of the trial of the accused person whose case has been referred.
Whose case is it?
That was unfortunately highlighted by the escape from prison of Radovan Stankovic, whose case was referred by the Tribunal to Bosnia and Herzegovina under rule 11 bis.
Whose case are you on?
The appointments of all three staff members were terminated, andlegal action was being contemplated against one of them, whose case involved an amount of $351,889.
Whose case are you arguing?
He asked for an update on the situation of Mahomed Mahaev,a Chechen national, whose case had been brought to his attention by the World Organization Against Torture.
Whose case do you think is gonna turn them on more?
Who had been placed in a psychiatric hospital without ground by the court in connection with the commission of an act with the characteristics of an offence and in whose case the court ruling has been annulled;
Com whose case your email must be digitally signed to prove your identity.
The forced deportation of four Uzbek nationals, members of the Uzbek opposition,who were at high risk of being subjected to torture and whose case was the subject of an urgent appeal by the Special Rapporteur on torture;
Whose case was thoroughly investigated. No leads, no suspects, no arrests.
There is no specialprocedure available to foreigners, except in cases of diplomatic and consular officials whose case has to be determined on the basis of international custom and treaties to which Ethiopia is a party.
Mr. Wissum, whose case had been reported on the Cable News Network(CNN), had received compensation in February 1997.
The right to compensation for served imprisonment enjoys the person who has been declared innocent or whose case is set aside under a final court decision or by the prosecutor, or who is kept in prison beyond the time settled under the convict decision.
Every person whose case is to be heard in a judicial procedure has the right to have their case tried in a competent, independent and impartial court established by law.
In one of the few instances where it has made a clear finding,the responsible legal bodies have contrived to deny a remedy to Manuel Manríquez San Augustín, whose case is described above(para. 483) and in previous reports E/CN.4/1994/31, para. 385.
The four asylum-seekers whose case had received so much attention internationally had, in fact, been terrorists who posed a threat to Kyrgyzstan and to society as a whole.
Those seized included Broderick Takawira, Pascal Gonzo and Jestina Mukoko, the director of the Zimbabwe Peace Project(ZPP) anda wellknown human rights campaigner, whose case was considered by the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances.
Everyone whose case has to be heard in judicial proceedings has the right to have his case heard by a competent, independent and impartial court established by law.
The new text provides that a staff member whose case has been completed in the Disciplinary Board will have the right to obtain a copy of the report after 60 days, even if no decision has been taken.
Ana I., a 16-year-old girl in North Carolina whose case is mentioned above, told us she was working in tobacco two years earlier when the contractor's son began to try to hold her hand and talk to her.
Noted that Elijah,the transgender boy whose case is described in the summary of this report, vocalized thoughts of suicide when he was treated as a girl at his former school but was happier and healthier when recognized as a boy by teachers and peers at his new school.
Article 30 of the Constitution provides that everyone whose case must be judged in court proceedings is entitled to have that done by a court that is established by law, has jurisdiction, and is independent and impartial.
Stankovic was the first ICTY indictee whose case was transferred to a national court as part of the Tribunal's completion strategy under rule 11 bis of its Rules of Procedure and Evidence.