In this task, you are given a sentence in the English language and your task is to convert it into the Japanese language. In translation, keep numbers as it is and make it sentence case (capitalize only the first word of each sentence and noun).
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Question: Privacy laws in Finland required the faces of those believed to be involved to be pixelated during the Finnish version of the broadcast, although this was not mirrored in the UK screening - which, in an unprecedented move, coincided exactly with the showing in Finland.

Answer: フィンランドではプライバシー保護法により容疑者とされる人物の顔はモザイクでピクセル化されることが義務付けられているが、一方英国ではこの規制は反映されないため、今回のフィンランドでの放映時には、前例のないことだが、偶然この英国版の顔が見えるものが放送された。


Question: Citizens in Moscow said that the tremors were not "really strong" but they were enough to shake things hanging on walls.

Answer: モスクワ市民は、振動は「あまり強くなかった」が、壁にかけたものが揺れるのには十分だったと言った。


Question: They are due to play against the United Arab Emirates tomorrow, but the general ban still remains in place.

Answer:
彼らは明日アラブ首長国連邦との試合を行う予定だが、全体的な排除はまだ有効である。