Примеры использования Ambassador's residence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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An ambassador's residence.
He's asked Peel to take him to the Ambassador's residence.
Burglary ambassador's residence.
Meanwhile President Ntibantunganya remained in the United States Ambassador's residence in Bujumbura.
The Burkina Faso ambassador's residence is in Denmark.
He eventually entered Kenya, where personnel of a foreign Embassy escorted him through the airport to the Ambassador's residence.
On 26 March 2014, the Ambassador's residence was burgled.
The Ambassador's Residence of the Embassy of the United States of America, Canberra, Australia.
On 4 February 2012, the Syrian Embassy and Ambassador's residence were attacked.
President visits us ambassador's residence in armenia on occasion of country's independence day.
The MFA seeks USD 531,000 as compensation for the costs of cleaning, repairing andrefurnishing the Embassy and Ambassador's residence following the liberation of Kuwait.
New Zealand Ambassador's residence is located in Berlin; the Ambassador of Jordan resides in Amsterdam, whereas Hungary runs its embassy in Riga.
In 1989 Kuwait built a new Embassy and Ambassador's residence on that land in Baghdad.
The Panel considers that the MFA has established a direct causal link between Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait anddamage sustained at its Embassy and Ambassador's residence in Kuwait.
With respect to the Ministry's claim for loss of use of its Embassy and its Ambassador's residence in Baghdad, Iraq states that the“two buildings are in normal condition”.
On 30 September 1993, at about 8.30 p.m., a member of the staff of the Embassy of the Federal Republicof Yugoslavia in Tirana, Albania, found two explosive objects in the courtyard of the Yugoslav Embassy and Ambassador's residence.
The photo exhibit was put together for the 75th anniversary of Spaso House, the Ambassador's residence and was comprised of photos her mother, Emlen Knight Davies, took while living at Spaso House in 1937-1938.
At the time of Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, Misr was undertaking the construction of two Egyptian diplomatic mission buildings(the Chancery and the Ambassador's residence) in Baghdad the"Embassy Project.
Surveillance of the diplomatic offices and ambassador's residence was immediately reinforced by adding two Carabinieri officers and a state police squad car, in addition to the two Italian army soldiers already stationed there 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs(the"MFA") asserts that, during the period of Iraq's invasion andoccupation of Kuwait, the Iranian Embassy and Ambassador's residence in Kuwait were looted and damaged by Iraqi forces.
The Ministry requests compensation for the“loss of use” of its Embassy and Ambassador's residence in Baghdad and for the“loss of use” of a Consulate building in Basra that has been unoccupied since the Iran-Iraq war when it suffered war damage.
The MFA seeks compensation totalling USD 2,503,200 for the value of various items of personal property that it asserts were looted ordestroyed by Iraqi forces at the Iranian Embassy and Ambassador's residence in Kuwait.
Accordingly, the Panel does not consider the Claimant's loss of use of its Embassy building and Ambassador's residence in Baghdad or its loss of use of its previously damaged Consulate building in Basra to constitute a direct loss within the meaning of paragraph 16 of resolution 687 1991.
Seventy-seven items such as televisions, refrigerators, cameras, telephones and carpets that were, according to records maintained in Iran,present at the Embassy and Ambassador's residence prior to Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait- USD 1,024,500;
Finally, the Ministry's claim for the loss of tangible property at its Embassy and Ambassador's residence in Baghdad and its Consulate in Basra is not supported by any documentary or other appropriate evidence demonstrating that Iraq has failed to respect and protect the premises of Kuwait's diplomatic property in Iraq, including the Claimant's tangible property and archives.
According to preliminary findings, the second explosion was apparently triggered by a suicide bomber,who used a pick-up laden with explosives, causing extensive damage to the Chancery building, the Ambassador's residence and adjacent buildings.
In the Second Report, the Panel considered a claim by a Government for the loss of use of its Embassy and the Ambassador's residence in Baghdad, which had not been used after 2 August 1990 as a result of the absence of diplomatic relations between that Government and Iraq.
During the bombing of the building housing the headquarters of the Yugoslav Army on the night of 29-30 April and again on the night of 7-8 May 1999, the Italian Embassy, at 11 Birčaninova Street,as well as the Ambassador's residence, at 9 Birčaninova Street, sustained damage.
There were also reports on incidents involving explosive devices, including reports by Estonia concerning an explosion at the Embassy of the United States of America, andby Yugoslavia concerning explosive devices found in the Yugoslav Embassy and the Ambassador's residence in Albania.
The Jordanian Electrical& Mechanical Engineering Co.(" JEME") is an entity existing under the laws of Jordan. On 10 January 1990, JEME entered into a contract with a Kuwaiti company, the National Company for Mechanical and Electrical Works Ltd.(" NCMEW") by which it agreed to perform mechanical andelectrical works for Kuwait 's new Embassy and Ambassador 's residence complex in Sana'a, Yemen( the" Sana'a Contract"). JEME asserts that NCMEW suspended the contract on 22 August 1990 due to Iraq 's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.