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whereabouts

whereabouts
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • the general location where something is
    "I questioned him about his whereabouts on the night of the crime"

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    1. We weren't able to determine her whereabouts.
    2. Parents should monitor their children's whereabouts.
    3. So much so that I feel like I'm losing my grasp on the whereabouts.
    4. whereabouts
    5. Article 97 whereabouts
    6. Alert on missing person (whereabouts)
    7. communicating whereabouts (Articles 97 and 98).
    8. communicating whereabouts (Articles 32 and 34 of the Decision).
    9. If the whereabouts are known when issuing an alert for arrest, field 061 of the A Form shall include the information on whereabouts of the wanted person.
    10. The relevant M form, which is to be sent at the same time as the alert is created or the information on whereabouts is acquired, shall include information of whereabouts of the wanted person or object.
    11. If the whereabouts are known when issuing an alert for arrest, field 061 of the A Form shall include the information on whereabouts of the wanted person. In all other cases, including for communicating the whereabouts of objects, the M form (field 83) shall be used.
    12. A geographically targeted search is a search carried out in situation, that requesting country has firm evidence of the whereabouts of the wanted person or object within a restricted geographical area.
    13. At the request of the competent authority, data of the following categories of persons, both minors and adults, shall be entered in the SIS II for the purpose of ascertaining their whereabouts or placing them under protection:
    14. Article 17 The provisions of Article 16 shall apply to persons recognised as a dependant of a person in receipt of or entitled to a survivor's pension whose whereabouts are unknown for more than one year.
    15. A geographically targeted search is a search carried out in a situation where a Member State has firm evidence of the whereabouts of a wanted person or object within a restricted geographical area.