Примеры использования Communication concerned на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The communication concerned 18 outstanding cases.
The situation of the author in this case is not comparable to that ofthe author in Montero v. Uruguay, where the communication concerned the refusal of the Uruguayan authorities to renew the author's passport.
The communication concerned construction of a multifunctional sports hall in the city of Gdansk.
At its fiftysixth session(March 2000), the Committee adopted its opinion on communication No. 16 /1999(Kashif Ahmad v. Denmark),which is reproduced in full in annex III A. The communication concerned a Danish citizen of Pakistani origin who alleged he had been the victim of racist insults.
The communication concerned nine outstanding cases and was not considered sufficient to clarify the cases.
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The State party notes that in the first case, communication No. 112/1998, H.D. v. Switzerland, Views adopted on 30 April 1999, the Committee noted, inter alia, that the complainant was never subjected to prosecution for specific charges, andthat the prosecutions invoked in the communication concerned his relatives, who belonged to the PKK, not himself.
The communication concerned a transport proposal, the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route.
At its fifty-fifth session(August 1999), the Committee adopted its opinion on communication No. 6/1995(Z.U.B.S. v. Australia),which is reproduced in full in annex III.B. The communication concerned an Australian citizen of Pakistani origin who claimed to have been subjected to discrimination on racial grounds in the terms of his appointment, in his employment conditions and in the termination of his employment with the New South Wales Fire Brigade.
The communication concerned decision-making on a residential development project in the city of Murcia, Spain.
At its fifty-fourth session(March 1999) the Committee adopted its opinion on communication No. 8/1996(B.M. S. v. Australia), which is reproduced in full in annex III.A. The communication concerned an Australian doctor of Indian origin who claimed to be a victim of violations of the Convention by Australia in that he was required to pass an examination designed for overseas trained doctors in order to be able to practise medicine in Australia.
The communication concerned compliance by Belarus with article 4, paragraph 1, and article 6, paragraphs 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, and 9, of the Convention.
Also at its fifty-fourth session, the Committee adopted its opinion on communication No. 10/1997(Ziad Ben Ahmed Habassi v. Denmark),which is reproduced in full in annex III.A. The communication concerned a Tunisian citizen residing in Denmark who claimed that the Danish authorities had not properly investigated his complaint of discrimination after he was refused a loan by a bank on the sole ground of his non-Danish nationality.
The communication concerned a decision by the Austrian authorities to permit the construction of a waste incinerator close to the Hungarian border and the municipality of Szentgotthard.
The communication concerned a Moroccan citizen residing in the Netherlands, who claimed that his rights under articles 4, 5, and 6 of the Convention had been violated by the Netherlands.
The communication concerned road-planning in the Enns Valley, Austria, as well as the decision-making related to the introduction of a tonnage restriction for lorries on the existing road network.
The communication concerned access to information related to the proposed draft act on the import and disposal of radioactive waste in Kazakhstan held by the National Atomic Company Kazatomprom.
The communication concerned road planning in the Enns Valley, Austria, including decision-making related to the rejection of a proposal to introduce a tonnage restriction for lorries on the existing road network.
The communication concerned the lack of an EIA, involving public participation, prior to the construction of two new reactor blocks of a nuclear power plant located in Mochovce, close to the Austrian, Czech and Hungarian borders.
The communication concerned a prompt intervention letter sent jointly with three other special procedures mechanisms,concerning allegations of attempted murder against Ms. Norma Esther Andrade on 3 February 2012.
The communication concerned Messrs. Mohsen Ebrahim Marzooq and Ahmed Mohamed Habeeb Al Asfoor, who were allegedly abducted on 2 January 2014 from an apartment in the area of Duraz by police officers and masked individuals wearing police jackets.
The communication concerned access to information and public participation related to decision-making on a hydropower plant(HPP) on the Neman River, Belarus, the first phase of which is currently being implemented, according to the communicant.
The communication concerned an American citizen of African origin living in Denmark since 1963, who complained that he and his son had been the victims of racial discrimination by the police and municipal authorities of Roskilde and by the domestic judicial authorities.
The communication concerned an individual under the age of 18 at the time of the alleged disappearance, reportedly last seen on 3 January 2014, lying on the ground near the Canadia Industrial area, Veng Sreng Road, Phnom Penh, after being reportedly shot in the chest by Cambodian security forces.
The communication concerned three persons below the age of 18 who were allegedly abducted on 5 March 2013 by individuals in civilian clothes, believed to be from the Inter-Services Intelligence or the Military Intelligence, in front of Model School, near Frontier Commandant Head Quarter, city of Khuzdar, Khuzdar District, Balochistan.
The communication concerns a landfill in the village of Kazokiskes in the municipality of Elektrenai Vilnius.
The communication concerns the co-financing of the Vlora TPP project by EIB.
The communication concerns access to justice for environmental organizations in Belgium.
The communication concerns the following 11 persons.
In addition to particular groups, these communications concerned 37 individuals, including 4 women.
In addition to particular groups, these communications concerned 99 individuals, including ten women.