Примеры использования Challenged by the government на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Their lies are openly challenged by the government and media of another major state, Russia.
Arrested after beginning a going on hunger strike as a form of protest, he exercised that his right freedom andto freely express his views without using violence,a fact confirmed by according to the information received and not challenged by the Government.
Notwithstanding the absence of official information, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an Opinion, especially since the facts andallegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
In the light of the information provided by the source and not challenged by the Government, the Working Group renders the following Opinion.
Yet, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an Opinion on the facts and circumstances of the cases, especially since the facts andallegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
Information available to the Working Group, which has not been challenged by the Government, indicates that Mr. Amouee was arrested and detained for exercising his right to freedom of opinion and expression.
In fact, as noted by the source without being challenged by the Government despite the opportunity given to it, the decree of 10 January 1996 which would have permitted the rearrest was not invoked by the Prosecution at the hearing on 12 January 1996; one can only deduce therefore that this decree did not exist at that time and that a decree was used to justify retrospectively illegal acts taken by the authorities;
From the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the cases, especially since the facts andallegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
Having regard to the allegations made by the source, and to the Government's reply concerning the case of Mohamed Maamunm al-Homsi and to the information,which has not been challenged by the Government, concerning the other cases, the Working Group makesfinds as follows the following observations.
In the absence of any information from the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to take a decision on the facts and circumstances of the case, especially since the facts andallegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
In view of the additional fact that the seven defendants were not afforded the right to appeal,an allegation that was not challenged by the Government, the Working Group concludes that the above-mentioned persons' right to a fair trial were violated in terms of article 14, paragraphs. 3( b) and( g), and 5 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and that the violations are of such gravity as to confer upon their deprivation of liberty an arbitrary character.
In the absence of any information from the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to take a decision on the facts and circumstances of the case, especially since the facts andallegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
In the absence of any information from the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to take a decision on the facts and circumstances of the cases, especially since the facts andallegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government although it was given the opportunity to do so.
In the absence of any cooperation of that Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to take a decision on the facts and circumstances of the case, especially since the facts andallegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
In the absence of any information from the latter, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the case, especially since the facts andallegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
In the absence of any information from the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an Opinion on the facts and circumstances of the cases, especially since the facts andallegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
In the absence of any information from the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an Opinion on the facts and circumstances of the cases, especially since the facts andallegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
In the absence of any information from the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to take a decision on the facts and circumstances of the case, especially since the facts andallegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
In the absence of any information from the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an Opinion on the facts and circumstances of the cases, especially since the facts andallegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
Nevertheless, despite the absence of any information from the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the case, especially since the facts andallegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
However, following her visit to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, she had been informed that a fact-finding mission had visited the country between 24 and 29 December 2002 and had produced a report, which contained erroneous and unfounded information and accusations andwhose conclusions had been formally challenged by the Government.
In the absence of any information from the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the case, especially since the facts and allegations which seriously contravene the right to a fair trial, protected by articles 9 and 10 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and articles 9 and 14 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights,have not been challenged by the Government.
In the light of the further information provided by the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to take a decision on the facts and circumstances of the cases, especially since the version of facts as described by the Government has not been challenged or refuted by the source.
This is the second meeting in which Palestinians andEuropean diplomats challenged the Government of Netanyahu by meeting in Jerusalem.