Примеры использования Also allege на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The authors also allege a violation of article 14 of the Covenant.
He also alleges other violations of the Criminal Procedure Code.
Furthermore, the authors also allege a violation of article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant.
He also alleged that he had a kidney condition as a result of torture.
Interviewees also alleged that judges rarely visited them.
They also allege a violation of their right to equal access to justice, since the right to challenge a judge is granted to the parties to the proceedings but not to the parties' lawyers.
The author also alleges a violation of article 5, paragraph(a), of the Convention.
He also alleges that he was detained"incommunicado", without access to a lawyer.
These and other claimants also allege that their business operations in the Middle East region sustained losses as a result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
He also alleged that the Polish authorities had failed to show diligence in handling the extradition.
They also alleged that it was a dispute between Libya and the Security Council.
NITC also alleges that many vessels refused to load at Kharg Island.
The source also alleges that the confessions of the arrested persons were extracted through torture.
They also allege that additional costs were incurred in connection with their office premises.
Ryanair also alleged that they were unduly denied access to airfi eld parking of aircraft.
Jordan also alleges that troop deployment may have caused damage to the wetland ecosystems.
They also allege that the threat of Scud missile attacks, followed by actual missile attacks, resulted in a downturn in commercial activity.
They also allege that adoption of government decrees without a public participation procedure contravenes article 8 of the Convention.
Claimants also allege that military action, civil disorder and actions of Iraqi officials interfered with road transport operations.
Reports also allege that some IDPs are being forced to leave sites while the conditions for return in dignity are not yet in place.
Authorities also allege that returns cannot happen until“conditions” are right, although they rarely spell out what these conditions might be.
Claimants also allege that their business operations in the Middle East region sustained losses during the period of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait and for some time thereafter.
Local people also allege that, as early as in December 2000, several detainees, including children held during"mopping-up" operations, were held by the troops stationed in the area of the caves.
The complainants also allege that, in practice, the secret police detains and interrogates everyone returned to the country and often tortures, arbitrarily imprisons, and/or kills them.
They also allege that despite the fact that France ratified the Convention in 1983, it remains impossible for anyone born before 1 January 2005 to take the family name of their mother as their official name.
The authors also allege violations of articles 14, paragraphs 1, 3(c) and 5, in the unreasonably protracted delay of over four years and three months which elapsed before the Court of Appeal heard and dismissed their appeal.
The authors also allege that they are victims of a violation by France of their rights under article 2, paragraph 3(b), which obliges the State-party to ensure recourse to judicial remedies and to develop the possibilities of judicial remedy.
They also allege that habeas corpus and judicial review applications would most likely be unsuccessful, and in any case these remedies would only arise after the 10year nonparole period had passed.
The Barkers also allege that the school board did not implement a plan to"discourage the dangerous activity of threatening and attacking other students while in possession of actual knowledge of said threats and prior attacks while the students are on school grounds.
IBFAN also allege that Nestlé uses"humanitarian aid" to create markets, does not label its products in a language appropriate to the countries where they are sold, and offers gifts and sponsorship to influence health workers to promote its products.