rivadeneira造句

• Rivadeneira said in the second day of hearings.
• He married at maturity with Mrs . Violante Rivadeneira ( who died in 1591 ).
• But Rivadeneira said his client " never ordered any executions much less kidnappings ."
• Rivadeneira's role as president of Ecuador's National Assembly, however, has sparked criticism.
• Rivadeneira renewed the request to have the court order medical tests before allowing the hearings on immunity to continue.
• Earlier, Correa had mentioned Rivadeneira as a possible successor while he was on a visit to Imbabura Province.
• "' Gabriela Alejandra Rivadeneira Burbano "'( born 25 July 1983 ) is an Ecuadorian politician.
• The first was in 2004 ( which was held in Ecuador ) with Susana Rivadeneira who finished in the Top 10.
• The day before, Pinochet's lawyer, Ricardo Rivadeneira, had argued that Arellano didn't take orders from Pinochet.
• Rivadeneira made a long legal statement but he emphasized Pinochet's deteriorated health as a reason to suspend the legal action against him.
• Rivadeneira admitted that Chile's law is different and it only exempts from penal responsibility those who are diagnosed with madness or dementia.
• His lawyer, Ricardo Rivadeneira, told Chile's Supreme Court that Pinochet is in such poor health he cannot organize a proper defense.
• Established in 1940 as General Rivadeneira Airport, the airport was renovated between 2012 and 2013, receiving a new terminal and a lengthened runway.
• Rivadeneira also revived his claim that the ailing Pinochet cannot obtain a fair trial, saying his poor health prevents him from organizing a proper defense.
• It was attacked by Pedro de Rivadeneira and Juan de Mariana, from the conventional opposing position of a state obligation to root out religious dissent.
• Jiovanny Rivadeneira, a powerful-looking Quichua with black hair curling around his baseball cap, walked over and was clearly happy to see us both.
• They had a son called Baltasar Francisco de Rivadeneira y Ziga, whom Felipe IV awarded the title of marquis of la Vega de Boecillo in 1663.
• Rivadeneira has insisted that Pinochet's health denies him a fair trial because he can't properly organize his defense or even meet with his lawyers.
• Lawyer Rivadeneira also argued that the Supreme Court lacks jurisdiction over Pinochet because he, as a former chief of state, should first have been impeached by Congress.
• Rivadeneira argued for 90 minutes before the court, which is hearing Pinochet's appeal of a lower tribunal ruling last month that stripped him of his congressional immunity.