Примеры использования Author claimed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Finally, the author claimed that he wanted to represent himself in court.
With regard to the recusal of the president of the eighth section of the Conseil d'Etat, the author claimed he was not aware that the president would be presiding over the bench.
The author claimed that the composition is centered on a man brooding about the essence of life.
In case No. 1536/2006(Cifuentes Elgueta v. Chile), the author claimed that her son was a victim of enforced disappearance.
The author claimed that the Corporation had allowed W.S. to appropriate her share of the property by fraudulent means.
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In case No. 975/2001(Ratiani v. Georgia), the author claimed that he was unable to appeal his conviction by the Supreme Court.
The author claimed violation of his right to be free from torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
In case No. 1134/2002(Gorji-Dinka v. Cameroon) the author claimed that his and his people's right to self-determination had been violated.
The author claimed that the program was meant to be used for pranks, not for illegally breaking into computer systems.
In case No. 1278/2004(Reshetnikov v. Russian Federation) the author claimed that he was arrested and placed in custody by decision of a prosecutor.
The author claimed to be innocent and contended that, at the relevant time, he was at his mother's home, asleep with his wife.
In case No. 458/1991(Albert W. Mukong v. Cameroon), the author claimed that he had been arbitrarily arrested and detained over a period of several months.
The author claimed that the length of the proceedings before the administrative tribunal amounted to a violation of article 14, paragraph 1.
In case No. 237/1987(Denroy Gordon v. Jamaica), the author claimed that the trial judge had refused to have a specific witness testify in his defence.
The author claimed violations of his and his children's rights, which look to raise issues primarily under articles 23 and 24 of the Covenant.
In a discourse traditionally attributed to Cyril of Jerusalem, the author claimed that Virgin herself had told him that"I am Mary Magdalen because the name of the village wherein I was born was Magdala.
The author claimed that in convicting him for this offence the State party had violated his right to freedom of expression under article 19 of the Covenant.
In his refugee application, the author claimed that he chose Canada because he was unable to go anywhere else.
The author claimed that her son's right to have his death sentence reviewed by a higher tribunal according to law was violated.
In case No. 1100/2002(Bandajevsky v. Belarus), the author claimed that his sentence was not susceptible of cassation appeal and became executory immediately.
Lastly, the author claimed that the commemoration in which he took part was a peaceful citizens' gathering.
In case No. 1312/2004(Latifulin v. Kyrgyzstan), the author claimed that during the first days in detention he was not informed of the charges against him.
The author claimed to have been under the immediate supervision of and legally subordinate to the judge at the time the alleged offences occurred.
In case No. 1222/2003(Byahuranga v. Denmark) the author claimed that his expulsion to Uganda would constitute an arbitrary interference with his right to family life.
The author claimed that in violation of article 2 of the Covenant, this fact was arbitrarily exploited by the Minister of Justice, in order to punish him for his political opinions.
In a new submission the author claimed that he had been a member of the PKK engaged in political activities.
The author claimed that the refusal to grant her accreditation constituted a violation of her constitutional right to access information and a violation of the domestic law.
In case 695/1996(Simpson v. Jamaica), the author claimed that his counsel had been absent for the hearing of two of the four witnesses during the preliminary hearing.
The author claimed that the denial of his request violated his right to information, as set forth, inter alia, in the Constitution of the State party and article 19 of the Covenant.
In case No. 1134/2002(Gorji-Dinka v. Cameroon), the author claimed that he had been denied his right to"Ambazonian" nationality, in violation of article 24, paragraph 3, of the Covenant.