Примеры использования Failed to understand why на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He therefore failed to understand why the question had been raised.
While the imposition of corporal punishment was based on religious doctrine in some cases, he failed to understand why it continued to be imposed for other crimes.
He failed to understand why Oromia had been mentioned in that context.
Having undertaken a very careful analysis of strategy III,his delegation still failed to understand why it was not possible to renovate the Secretariat Building.
She still failed to understand why the life of the foetus was placed over the life of the mother.
That fact was reflected in the wording of article 1 of the draft code, although he failed to understand why the words"under international law" had been placed in square brackets.
He failed to understand why the review of working methods should be carried out by a working group.
In view of the unconstitutionality of parts of Act No. 1008 andits incompatibility with the Covenant, he failed to understand why the Bolivian Government had not simply repealed or amended it.
Ms. Belmihoub-Zerdani failed to understand why interest on student loans was higher for women than men.
Given that three individuals had been killed in the HotelLas Américas in 2009, and that the autopsy reports had revealed that there had been no crossfire, she failed to understand why there had been no reports of excessive use of force by the police during that operation.
He failed to understand why paragraphs 27 and 30 had been introduced into the report as they concerned citizens of other countries.
Regarding the abduction of Israeli soldiers,the representative of Lebanon failed to understand why Israel raised the question, since that abduction took place in the occupied Lebanese territories of Shebaa.
She failed to understand why the question of divorce and separation was included under the sub-heading"violence in the family.
While the compensation programme had been criticized by human rights groups,the Government failed to understand why victims' beneficiaries would wish to bring their cases before the courts, as they had already received compensation.
He, therefore, failed to understand why the region was being marginalized and its problems ignored given the grave situation on the ground.
Since the Governing Council of UN-Habitat had adopted a very clear decision on the matter in its resolution 24/14 of 19 April 2013, the European Union andits member States failed to understand why no provision for such requirements was included in the initial proposed budget for 2014-2015, nor why the requirements were not elaborated in a revised budget proposal.
He therefore failed to understand why it was argued that the Treaty of Utrecht invalidated the Charter of the United Nations.
As the decision of holding the conference and creating a preparatory committee was not a last-minute surprise for Member States or the Secretariat,the European Union failed to understand why no provisions for conference services had been made in the initial proposed budget of the Secretary-General for the 2014-2015 biennium, nor did it understand why the requirements were not elaborated in a revised budget proposal.
If not, he failed to understand why there were two different sets of figures for Vietnamese by nationality and Vietnamese by citizenship.
His Government failed to understand why the Secretary-General's report envisaged the holding of only 12 trials in 1996.
Consequently, he failed to understand why the document had not been issued in the relevant languages before the Preparatory Committee's session.
He also failed to understand why the policy of pressurizing States parties to submit overdue reports was confined to those submitting initial reports.
He failed to understand why that was the case, since torture was a crime of public action that placed the legal order of a State at stake.
He failed to understand why law enforcement officers who committed torture were charged with offences such as murder, assault and rape.
He failed to understand why the Committee had referred to the European Court of Human Rights judgements in the cases of Timurtaş v. Turkey and Çiçek v. Turkey.
His delegation failed to understand why the issue merited consideration by the Commission but not by the universal body of the United Nations.
She failed to understand why the State party had been unable to provide statistics on the number of deaths resulting from clandestine abortions.
She failed to understand why there was no data available on complaints received since 2000 concerning acts of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
He failed to understand why article 86 of the Criminal Code did not contemplate arbitrary acts, given that it referred broadly to torture and any other inhumane acts.
Mr. Fathalla said that he failed to understand why the problem had occurred since the number of members, their expense allowances and the length of the session had not changed.