Примеры использования Authors claimed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The authors claimed that they suffered serious injuries and requested reparation.
In cases Nos. 1209/2003, 1231/2003 and1241/2004(Sharifova et al. v. Tajikistan) the authors claimed that conditions of detention during the early stages of the alleged victim's confinement were inadequate.
Both authors claimed that the alleged victims were beaten and tortured by investigators, and were forced to confess guilt.
In case No. 2094/2011(F.K.A.G. et al. v. Australia),concerning the detention of persons in immigration detention facilities pending deportation, the authors claimed that their mandatory detention upon arrival in the country and its continuous and indefinite character for security reasons was unlawful and arbitrary.
The authors claimed that the alleged victims were beaten and tortured by the investigators, so as to make them confess guilt.
In cases Nos. 1108/2002 and 1121/2002(Karimov and Nursatov v. Tajikistan), both authors claimed that the conditions of detention at the Ministry of Internal Affairs installations were inadequate for lengthy periods of detention.
The authors claimed that these human remains are believed to be those of prisoners massacred by the former Libyan regime in June 1996.
In case No. 1487/2006(Ahmad and Abdol-Hamid v. Denmark),concerning the publication of caricatures of Mohammad and Islam, the authors claimed violations of the Covenant because they had been denied an effective remedy for incitement of hatred against Muslims, prohibited under article 20 of the Covenant.
The authors claimed that in argument“questions and answers not only seek truth, but also generate the means of persuasion that rhetoric seeks” The Craft of Argument xix.
In case No. 1997/2010(Rizvanović v. Bosnia and Herzegovina),concerning the enforced disappearance of the authors' relative in 1992, the authors claimed that, despite their numerous efforts, no prompt, impartial, thorough and independent investigation had been carried out by the State party to clarify his fate and whereabouts and to bring the perpetrators to justice.
The authors claimed that, according to article 84(1)(d) of the Civil Code, OTP was obliged to bring this infringement to an end by retrofitting all the ATMs operated by OTP.
On the contrary, the authors claimed that the military was the source of the threats received by Ms. Marcellana.
Likewise, the authors claimed that a state-issued cryptocurrency could impact the extension of credit to the private sector because it would undermine fractional reserve banking, writing.
In case No. 1832/2008(Al Khazmi v. Libya), the authors claimed that Ismail Al Khazmi, their son and brother, was arrested in 2006 at his workplace by members of the internal security forces, and taken to an unknown destination.
Furthermore, the authors claimed that the Criminal Procedure Code was violated, but did not specify which particular rule the investigator and the County Court allegedly violated.
In case No. 429/1990(E. W. et al. v. the Netherlands), the authors claimed that the State party's preparations for the deployment of cruise missiles and the presence of other nuclear weapons in the Netherlands violated their rights under article 6 of the Covenant.
The authors claimed a violation of article 27 on the ground that part of the lands traditionally used by members of their community for the grazing of cattle were no longer in their de facto exclusive use.
Bennett(2013) noted that other authors claimed that the soft tissue crest of Pterodactylus extended backward behind the skull; Bennett himself, however, didn't find any evidence for the crest extending past the back of the skull.
The authors claimed that the range of rights covered by article 14 of the International Covenant was broader than article 6(1) of the European Convention, in particular, because the word"civil" did not appear in the Covenant.
Again in the same case, the authors claimed that they had been denied the right to comment on a last submission made by the other party and that this also constituted a breach of article 14, paragraph 1 of the Covenant.
The authors claimed that a number of charges against their sons should have been withdrawn, including murder with the intent to profit and to rob, concealing a crime and murder with particular cruelty.
With regard to alleged flaws in law, the authors claimed that, according to the Penal Code, Şahide Goekce was unable to appeal against the decisions made by the Public Prosecutor not to detain her husband for making a criminal dangerous threat against her.
The authors claimed that they were"victims" of alleged violations of articles 4 and 6 of the Convention because of the general inability of Norwegian law to protect them against the dissemination of antiSemitic and racist propaganda.
In case No. 2102/2011(Paadar et al. v. Finland), the authors claimed to be victims of violation of articles 26 and 27 of the Covenant in that the decisions on the forced slaughter of their reindeer taken in 2007 by the Ivalo Reindeer Cooperative, in application of section 22 of the Reindeer Husbandry Act, had discriminatory effects against them.
The authors claimed to be victims of a violation of article 26 of the Covenant, because they were lawfully obliged to pay money to a privileged group of fellow citizens, in order to be allowed to pursue the occupation of their choice.
In case No. 2120/2011(Kovaleva et al. v. Belarus), the authors claimed that the victim was visited by his lawyer only once during the pretrial investigation, that the confidentiality of their meetings was not respected, that they did not have adequate time to prepare the defence and that the lawyer was denied access to him on several occasions.
The authors claimed that they were, pursuant to the Lesa ruling, New Zealand citizens and, consequently, had the right to freely enter and reside in New Zealand territory, despite the 1982 Act which stripped them of their New Zealand citizenship.
In case No. 1790/2008(Govsha et al. v. Belarus), the authors claimed that their rights to freedom of expression under article 19 and to freedom of assembly under article 21 of the Covenant were violated, since they were denied an authorization to organize a peaceful assembly aimed at the exchange of views and information on the development of Belarus and its society.
The authors claimed to be victims of a violation of article 26 read in conjunction with article 2, because the Anti-Racism Law was inadequate for the purpose of protecting individuals against discrimination and because the courts application of the law failed to protect them.
In case Nos. 1853-1854/2008(Atasoy/Sarkut v. Turkey), the authors claimed that their rights under article 18, paragraph 1, of the Covenant had been violated, due to the absence in the State party of an alternative to compulsory military service, as a result of which they had been criminally prosecuted, with Mr. Sarkut also having lost his employment, because of their failure to perform military service.