Примеры использования Climbié на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Kouao took Climbié home on 15 July 1999.
From that point onwards, Kouao pretended that Climbié was her daughter.
Climbié was with her on at least ten occasions.
Cader advised that Climbié be taken to hospital.
Climbié died the following day at 3:15 pm local time.
On 8 June 1999, Kouao took Climbié to a local GP surgery.
Climbié and Kouao visited their home several times over the following months.
Her parents were Francis Climbié and his wife Berthe Amoissi.
Victoria Climbié was born on 2 November 1991 in Abobo near Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
When questioned by Cameron, Kouao said that they were caused by razor blades that Climbié played with.
From then on, Kouao kept Climbié away from hospitals, turning instead to churches.
Laming said the delay constituted"a significant missed opportunity" to protect Climbié.
At 11:50 am, Climbié was seen by Dr Rhys Beynon, a senior house officer in the department.
According to Chantal,Kouao would shout at Climbié all the time and never showed her affection.
On 13 August 1999, Rossiter wrote to Petra Kitchman of Brent council,asking her to follow up on the Climbié case.
Ackah and her daughter noted that Climbié was wearing a wig and looked small and frail.
Kouao and Climbié left the Ivory Coast possibly in November 1998 and flew to Paris, France, where Climbié enrolled at school.
The social worker and police officer believed her, deciding that the injuries were probably accidental,and allowed Climbié to return home the following day.
Kouao explained that Climbié was wearing a wig because she had short hair, an explanation accepted by Winter.
Giving evidence by video link from prison, Manning apologised for his actions andsaid that it was not the fault of the various agencies that Climbié died.
When asked about the injuries, Climbié said they were self-inflicted, a claim the paediatrician did not think was credible.
Climbié's parents created the Victoria Climbié Foundation UK, a charity that seeks toimprove child protection policies, and the Victoria Climbié Charitable Trust, an organisation to build a school in the Ivory Coast.
The relationship developed quickly and on 6 July 1999,Kouao and Climbié moved into Manning's one-bedroom flat at Somerset Gardens in Tottenham, in the London Borough of Haringey.
Having examined Climbié, the paediatrician was"strongly suspicious" that the injuries were non-accidental, and she decided to admit Climbié onto the ward.
Under the Children Act 1989, Dewar was obliged to see Climbié and tell her she was under police protection, but she did not do this.
Consultant Mary Rossiter felt Climbié was being abused but still wrote'able to discharge' on her notes.
On 24 April 1999, Kouao and Victoria Climbié left France and travelled to the United Kingdom, where they settled in Ealing, West London.
On 13 July 1999, Kouao took Climbié to Cameron's house, asking her to take Climbié permanently because Manning did not want her.
Some time in July,probably just before Climbié was admitted to the Central Middlesex Hospital, Kouao befriended a couple, Julien and Chantal Kimbidima.