Примеры использования Author's daughter на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The author's daughter, V. P. P.
One officer tried to undress the author's daughter.
In 1995, the author's daughter remarried, divorced, and then remarried again.
Uruguay, government security forces abducted the author's daughter.
By a letter dated 13 September 2006, the author's daughter expressly requested to continue the procedure.
The author's daughter was already beyond the age when girls run the highest risk of excision.
In February 2006,she left Xujiadian herself to live with the author's daughter and her family.
On 14 April 1988, the author's daughter applied for a review of the decision on behalf of her father.
In the present case, no material damage had been identified,thus leaving the author's daughter with no effective compensation.
Together with the author's daughter from a former marriage(born in 1980), his wife united with him in Denmark in 1998.
It considers that the initial three-month placement of the author's daughter in the care of the CCAS was disproportionate.
At issue is whether the author's daughter runs a real and personal risk of being subjected to such treatment if she returns to Guinea.
Further, evidence subsequently obtained by the authorities established that the author's daughter was not in fact at the scene of the incident.
The point at issue is whether the author's daughter runs a real and personal risk of being subjected to such treatment if she returns to Guinea.
I do not consider that the Committee's finding of a violation in respect of Kaya Marcelle Bakker, the author's daughter(para. 9.3), withstands analysis.
The report confirms that before the attack the author's daughter studied in a regular school and that afterwards she had to be transferred to a school for children with disabilities.
The Committee concluded that the facts as submitted also disclosed a violation of article 24 with respect to the author's daughter, who was entitled to additional protection as a minor.
The experts concluded that the author's daughter was developing a hyperkinetic syndrome, characterized by the symptoms mentioned above, but also by a low level of concentration.
She further maintains that the State party had also failed to provide the author's daughter with proper rehabilitation services and counselling.
As to the author's daughter, the author notes that she is being treated differently than children whose father was married to their mother or whose father died after 1 July 1996.
In addition, these facts result in a violation of article 24 with respect to the author's daughter, who was entitled to additional protection as a minor.
The Committee therefore proceeds with the consideration of the merits of the communication in view of the issues raised on the basis of articles 7 and 24, paragraph 1,of the Covenant concerning Fatoumata Kaba, the author's daughter.
That between late September and October 1997, the teaching staff at the kindergarten where the author's daughter was enrolled noticed a change in the minor's behaviour following visits to her father.
It would have been more thorough to make the obvious distinctions and to specify that the evaluation made by Canada justified the refusal of both refugee status and the issuance of apermanent residence visa and could only raise questions if Canada wished to remove the author's daughter to Guinea.
The statement made on the basis of three concurring medical reports that the author's daughter was eligible for Child Disability Allowance is fair and thus not aimed at intentionally injuring the person's reputation or honour.
With respect to the author's standing to represent her daughter in relation to her claims under article 7, article 14, article 17, article 23 and article 24,the Committee notes that the author's daughter is now fourteen years old and has been adopted.
As to the alleged violation of article 24, paragraph 1,the State party affirms that the author's daughter has not suffered discrimination of any type, and that, as a minor, she is given the requisite measures of protection, both by her mother and by the State.
The Committee also noted that although the order was temporary, it granted the author access to her daughter only under extremely harsh circumstances, and considered that the initial three-month placement of the author's daughter in the care of the Society was disproportionate.
It submits that the author's daughter S. had been admitted to the State University of Beijing and had freely entered China on several occasions. On 19 January 2010, after graduation, she returned to Turkmenistan and she is not subject to any restrictions on her right to leave and enter the country.
The essential question is whether, taking into consideration all the information provided,the particular circumstances of the case could constitute a real and personal risk for the author's daughter, who is 15 years old and whose mother is not excised, thanks to her own mother who opposed excision, recalling once again that a mother's opposition to excision is a determining factor in most cases.