I. Shall pay special attention to any transaction that, in view of the provisions set forth by the competent authorities, may represent serious indications of or be related to the crimes referred to in this law

Represent

The lawyer agreed to represent him.

Reports of competent institutions

This requires access to financial records by competent authorities.

Syrian Facebookers are trying now to represent themselves.

Reporting of incidents to the authorities competent for receiving complaints

Young people represent the future.

The streets to them represent an opportunity to earn a living.

These represent a major threat to stability in Sierra Leone.

To defend him her and to represent him her, including the unborn

To Allah is your return , and He is over all things competent .

To Allah is your return , and He is over all things competent .

Women lawyers are entitled to represent clients before courts and tribunals.

The Amhara represent 27.0 of the country's inhabitants, while the Somali and Tigray represent 6.22 and 6.08 of the population, respectively.

States shall, directly or through competent international organizations

Light bars represent debt cancellation or rescheduling.

Political symbolism is symbolism that is used to represent a political standpoint.

Therefore, they do not represent an obstacle to the division of labour.

Even more importantly, they represent a response to developments in multilateral relations.

If necessary, the consultant will explain to a person which institution is competent to resolve a possible case of discrimination and, at the request of the person, assistance will be provided with preparing a written application and submitting it to a competent body, except if the competent body is a court or a labour dispute committee.

They can be members of parliaments where they represent legislative authority, they can be ministers, deputies, assistants, etc. where they represent executive power, or presidents of courts, judges, public prosecutors and defenders where they represent the judicial power.

The court declared itself not competent in this case.

delivery of the final document by the pilot ministries to the competent national authorities.

C. Referral of cases involving intermediate and lower ranking accused to competent national jurisdictions

The Commission acknowledges that the Government submits such reports to competent authorities for investigation.

Their actions represent an appalling crime against humanity.

The Amhara represent 27 of the country's population.

Of this contingent, women represent more than 50 .

All numbers represent the highest level of staff.

Those breakthroughs represent merely the beginning for Indonesia.

Headquarters costs represent seven per cent of expenditure.

Women represent 46 of the public service workforce.

Seven stripes (segments) are used to represent each digit in a basic calculator.

The arrangements proposed for MONUC appeared to represent a departure from that practice.

Parents, also, have the right and the duty, to represent their adolescent children.

Today, the NTC is hard pressed to find competent, politically untainted bureaucrats to fill its ministries.

Is it not better to represent oneself rather than to be represented by someone else? Furthermore, we feel confident that every Member of the Organization would be able to represent its own region, when it comes to that.

Guidelines and recommendation from such conventions find their way through competent institutions to gender centres.

The competent supervisory authority has also the power to impose a fine on anyone who

(c) has previously been submitted to the competent authorities of the State Party concerned, and

In accordance with that determination, COAF forwarded 336 reports to the competent authorities in 2004.

I urge the competent Sudanese authorities to investigate these reports as a matter of priority.

Competent and efficient armed forces, police and judiciary are needed to meet the security challenge.

Their claim to represent the people, whose votes they have sought and won, cannot be lightly disregarded in favor of those who have not earned the right to represent the people through a democratic election.