Примеры использования Cuban state на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Cuban State does not grant refugee status.
Mr. Zúñiga Rey's attempts were thwarted because Alvarado Godoy turned out to be a Cuban State Security agent.
Neither the Cuban State nor its people demand a single cent for the costs incurred.
He would welcome additional information about the recent process of reconciliation between the Cuban State and the Roman Catholic Church and other religions.
The Cuban State recognized, respected and protected freedom of conscience and religion.
The international treaties signed in the name of the Cuban State or its Government, also form part of Cuba's legal order.
The Cuban state is the guarantor of promotion and protection of the human rights of all its citizens.
The international treaties signed on behalf of the Cuban State or its Government also form part of the country's legal order.
Cuban state newspapers, meanwhile, described Zapata as a"common criminal falsely elevated to martyr status.
It is a fundamental principle of the Revolution, reflected in article 39 of the Constitution, andit constitutes an indisputable priority for the Cuban State.
The Cuban State was concerned that women should be integrated into those programmes on an equal footing.
The new influence of the Cuban Catholic Church had been very much of a surprise to foreign media, butmet the joint aspirations of the Catholic Church and Cuban State.
Upon agreement with Cuban State Oil Company Cubapetroleo, drilling was suspended at a depth of 1,804 m.
Cuba has been constrained, in legitimate defence of national security, to pass andapply severe legislation against terrorist activity aimed at destroying the Cuban state or killing its citizens.
The Cuban State has carried out programmes to promote equity, equality and justice for all its citizens.
Cuba has been constrained, in legitimate defence of national security, to pass andapply severe legislation against terrorist activity aimed at destroying the Cuban state or killing its citizens.
The Cuban State has developed programmes aimed at strengthening equity, equality and justice for all citizens.
The figures and the examples set out in this report are not exhaustive butreflect most of the actions that were carried out with the intent to destabilize the Cuban State, to create terror among the people and to destroy the national economy.
The Cuban State has assumed responsibility for using every means and condition to guarantee this protection to working women.
Ever since the triumph of the Revolution the Cuban State has been working for and making rapid progress towards the full exercise of the economic, social and cultural rights of all Cubans.
The Cuban State has the political will to ensure comprehensive care for workers and female workers in particular.
It was an expression of the seriousness with which the Cuban State assumed its international commitments, assessing them critically and creatively, adapting them to national needs.
Cuban State guarantees the exercise of the right of association so that citizens are able to carry out a diverse kind of activities for the benefit of the society.
Ms. Santana(Cuba) said that the Cuban State had decided to pay salaries to people who could provide long-term care for the elderly or persons with disabilities.
The Cuban State is made up of the higher organs and local organs of people's power, which organize and implement their activities on the basis of socialist democracy.
The Cuban State complies strictly with the international obligations and commitments arising from this Convention.
The Cuban State condemns and prohibits racial segregation and apartheid and its domestic policy and international activities are consistent with that principle.
The Cuban State condemns and prohibits racial segregation and apartheid and it conducts its domestic policies and international activities in accordance with this position.
The Cuban State has launched a far-reaching programme to upgrade its transport sector, the direct results of which are already being felt by Cuba's people and economy.
The Cuban State, as at present organized and constituted, derives its legal authority from the Constitution of 1976, amended in July 1992 in line with the economic and social changes that have taken place in the country.