Примеры использования Fears were expressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Fears were expressed for their safety.
The local MI branch is believed to be interrogating her and fears were expressed that she was at risk of torture and other forms of ill-treatment.
Fears were expressed regarding the possibility of a polio epidemic.
Since the death sentence was upheld by an Islamic revolutionary court in 1993, fears were expressed that his execution could be imminent.
Fears were expressed that they might be at risk of torture.
Yusuf was believed to be held without charge and fears were expressed that he was at risk of torture as he was detained incommunicado at an unknown location.
Fears were expressed that both individuals might be at risk of torture.
In view of the fact that the 7 men who had been released were believed to have been subjected to ill-treatment while in custody, fears were expressed that the 11 men remaining in custody may be at risk of torture and other forms of ill-treatment.
However, fears were expressed that secret adoptions could become a serious problem.
During 1996 the Special Rapporteur transmitted to the Government of Indonesia 12 cases of East Timorese reported to have been tortured andsent three urgent appeals on behalf of individuals or groups regarding whom fears were expressed that they might be subjected to torture.
However, fears were expressed that the authorities might suspect them of superfluous passionarity.
His whereabouts were not known and fears were expressed that he might be at risk of torture or other forms of ill-treatment.
Fears were expressed that Mr. Ponnambalam would be arrested upon his return to Colombo on 25 December.
According to the source,all the above-mentioned persons were being detained without charge and fears were expressed that they might be subjected to torture or other ill-treatment and that their lives and physical integrity might be at risk 13 September 1996.
Fears were expressed that they might be at risk of torture and summary, arbitrary or extrajudicial execution.
Similar fears were expressed about two young people after their arrest by the security forces.
Fears were expressed that he might be detained and again subjected to torture upon his return to Turkey.
Fears were expressed that he might be detained and again subjected to torture upon his return to Turkey.
Related fears were expressed on the risks of marginalization, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises(SMEs) in Africa.
Fears were expressed that, if deported, he might be detained and again subjected to torture upon his return to Uganda.
Furthermore, fears were expressed that the above-named persons might continue to be at risk of torture and other forms of ill-treatment.
Fears were expressed in the Dutch Press lest the Indian attack on Goa might encourage Indonesia to make a similar attack on West New Guinea.
Fears were expressed that human resources and human capital in the sub-region were being eroded in some places by declining educational standards.
Fears were expressed about a potential slowdown in global recovery, given the inadequacy of the post-crisis measures and the fading-out of stimulus packages in most countries.
Fears were expressed that he might still be at risk of torture after he was allegedly tortured and ill-treated while in police custody.
Fears were expressed that mandates such as resolution 2098(2013) stretch the three core principles of peacekeeping-- consent of the parties, impartiality and non-use of force except in self-defence and defence of the mandate.
Since fears were expressed that José Antonio Neves and the other persons arrested in Dili might be subjected to torture or ill-treatment, the Special Rapporteur on the question of torture sent an urgent appeal in this connection to the Government of Indonesia on 24 May 1994.
Fears were expressed about a possible increased military presence and the establishment of further military command centres in West Papua, following the adoption of Presidential Instruction 1/2003; a decision that proposed the division of West Papua into three provinces was taken without consulting the Papuan people.
Recently fears were expressed by some sections of the market that a huge gap in tungsten supply was set to hit the market in the next few years. Supply deficits have been commented on in a number of recent market reports, including"China's river of tungsten runs no more", American Metal Market, 31 August 1994, page 6; and"Tungsten deficit looms- Stratcor", Metal Bulletin, 24 November 1994, page 10.
And sometimes this fear is expressed in aggression.