Примеры использования Appeared to have на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Article 15, which appeared to have broad support, was acceptable.
Regional offices in Bahn, Ganta and Kakata visited by the Panel were closed and appeared to have been so for some time.
Boards covering the window appeared to have only recently been fastened there.
The Committee did not control the printing press and yet the document that had been released by the working group appeared to have official status.
Further, there appeared to have been some overpayment of rental subsidy.
Countries in the Middle East andNorth Africa appeared to have a manageable debt level.
The trials appeared to have enough statistical similarity that they could be combined.
The cruise track did not follow the original transect lines but appeared to have the characteristics of a fishing exercise.
The Christians initially appeared to have the upper hand but they were then surrounded by forces superior in number to theirs.
In connection with article 9 of the Covenant,he said that the police appeared to have very wide powers of arrest report, para. 159.
Those remarks appeared to have a bearing on the issue of access to presidential sites and on cooperation with the Security Council.
While these targets were not met prior to the election,the electoral process itself appeared to have a positive effect on disarmament.
He crashed into a telephone booth and appeared to have minor injuries but his haemophilia led to fatal internal bleeding.
Concerning article 10 of the Covenant,the scrutiny commissions described in paragraphs 317 et seq. appeared to have extensive powers.
The Government of Burundi appeared to have ambitious plans for promoting respect for human rights and tolerance among all the components of the population.
A few hours after Nagasaki,he told the cabinet that"the Americans appeared to have one hundred atomic bombs… they could drop three per day.
While the system appeared to have great potential, regrettably it had not been functioning effectively, judging by the mere handful of complaints received.
This meant that those vessels that actually had observers on board 100% of the time appeared to have the lowest level of observer coverage.
There was also the view that article 11 appeared to have major implications regarding the law of residence which were not in keeping with the aim of the draft.
Mr. Amor said that the notion of self-determination was currently a matter of considerable discussion at the international level and appeared to have a special connotation in Canada.
Ms. Hohoueto asked why the Ligue des droits de l'Homme appeared to have concerns about the work of the Centre for Equal Opportunities and Opposition to Racism.
These were essentially mechanisms of risk transfer, but they would reduce overall riskiness if the organizations securitizing these instruments had a comparative advantage in compelling enforcement of contract obligations; IMF andthe World Bank appeared to have some advantage in this respect.
Some of the other recommendations made in the report of the Special Committee appeared to have less chance of being implemented because of the lack of financial resources.
Since the conflict appeared to have an ethnic component and religious questions sometimes overlapped with ethnic questions, members expressed concern about possible ethnic discrimination in the exercise of the rights referred to in article 5.
In the same audit,43 in-house developed applications were identified, some of which appeared to have been critical to the effectiveness of MONUC administrative processes.
Of the 31 responding States, 17 appeared to have procedures or programmes to protect witnesses in cases where participating in criminal proceedings could put witnesses in danger.
He requested further information on the steps being taken to ensureequality for the Roma, who currently appeared to have a lower political status than the rest of the Finnish population.
The mechanism, as it was being designed, appeared to have some dissimilarities with the one under the Protocol and included some very innovative and specific features.
The supervisory board which considered complaints lodged by prison inmates(question 20 of the list of issues)at least appeared to have the power to overturn an unjustified punishment imposed by a prison governor.
It was also worth noting that articles 11, 12 and 13 appeared to have no counterpart in the draft statute for an international criminal court or in the Statute of the International Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.