Примеры использования Also argues на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The State party also argues that the communication is unfounded.
He also argues that the Public Service Act does not apply to universities.
The commission, led by one of the country's opposition leaders, also argues that the distribution of Kumtor profits is inequitable and called for nationalization of the mine and revision of the 2009 Investment agreement.
Iraq also argues that Iran has failed to substantiate the amount claimed.
The State party also argues that the communication is manifestly ill-founded.
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It also argues that this interpretation is consistent with paragraphs 5 and 7 of article 14.
The author also argues that the Constitutional Court was biased in two respects.
He also argues that the judiciary lacks financial and administrative independence.
The State party also argues that the facts disclose no violation of the Covenant.
Iraq also argues that Saudi Arabia has overestimated the costs of the proposed preserves.
The State party also argues that available domestic remedies have not been exhausted.
Iraq also argues that KOC's claim for reworking cost is not supported by evidence.
The State party also argues inadmissibility for lack of sufficient substantiation.
He also argues that the absence of a documented interim order is unfair and arbitrary.
The source also argues that Dr. Al-Labouani clearly did not receive a fair trial.
He also argues that that submission expanded the original application submitted on 14 March 2005.
The State party also argues that conscientious objection may be"restricted" as it may harm national security.
Iraq also argues that KPC has failed to disclose certain revenues that it received during the loss period.
Counsel also argues that the author's privately retained counsel did not represent him properly.
ABB Lummus also argues that"all claims of ABB Lummus, regardless of their date, fall within the UNCC's jurisdiction.
He also argues that the procedures are ineffective as legal costs make them prohibitively expensive.
The author also argues that the Conseil d'Etat, by virtue of its composition, is not an independent and impartial court.
Iraq also argues that several of the parameters used by Saudi Arabia in its damage assessment are inappropriate.
He also argues that, in the circumstances, the State party's comments on the merits are insufficient.
Iraq also argues that certain items for which compensation is claimed are not related to environmental damage.
Iraq also argues that the methodology set out in the EHS for measuring health effects of the invasion and occupation is weak.
Iraq also argues that there is no evidence that tarcrete poses a risk of long-term environmental damage.
It also argues that improvement of user relations is perhaps the most important issue for the majority of the transition economies.
The author also argues that rehabilitative programs were not sufficiently tailored to him, and that the remedies available to him were not effective.
It also argues that a better understanding of rural poverty and its many characteristics requires both qualitative as well as quantitative data.