Примеры использования Government denied на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Government denied these allegations.
In its reply of 15 September 1997, the Government denied that any torture had occurred.
The Government denied each of the allegations.
In response to the allegations sent on behalf of 27 individuals who were said to have been killed by anti-riot police during a protest, the Government denied all claims.
The Government denied Mr. Tabarzadi these rights;
There were very contradictory reports of the situation, as the Government denied any conflict, while according to the communications the hostilities were ongoing.
The Government denied allegations of ill-treatment.
In its reply, the Government denied the allegations.
The Government denied the information offered by the source about the medical problems of Mr. Al-Shimrani.
While expressing his appreciation for the respect of the terms of reference for the visit,the Special Rapporteur on torture highlighted that prior to the commencement of the visit, the Government denied him permission to travel to LTTE-controlled areas, that did not provide him with a letter of authorisation to visit any facilities of the armed forces, and that the conditions for independent fact-finding were impeded by instances where detainees were hidden or brought away shortly before he arrived.
The Government denied that the women had any title to the land.
In its reply, the Government denied these allegations.
The Government denied that he was ever beaten up by guards during his re-education, and indicated that his jumping from the building was entirely his own doing.
As on earlier occasions, the government denied having anything to do with this and blamed the providers.
The Government denied having arrested the other person mentioned in the communication.
During the Group's second official visit to Kampala, the Government denied that any M23 members had ever been in Uganda, the public knowledge of their presence there notwithstanding.
The Government denied that any of them had died as a result of torture.
However, the Government denied allegations of ill-treatment.
The Government denied that she was confined to bed for 20 days as a result of a beating.
In 3 cases, the Government denied having arrested the persons concerned.
The Government denied that he had been the victim of any physical or moral ill-treatment.
In five cases, the Government denied its involvement in the alleged disappearances.
The Government denied the allegation that he was ill-treated during interrogation and specified that he underwent six medical examinations during his detention, but never complained of anything.
Concerning Hidayet Secil, the Government denied the allegation that the investigations had not been conducted impartially.
The Government denied the allegation that Bangkwang Central Prison is overcrowded and unsanitary.
On 24 April 1994, the Government denied allegations by Amnesty International that the army had engaged in systematic torture of Palestinians.
The Government denied that he was held under Administrative Detention Directive 31/CP.
The Transitional Federal Government denied involvement in these abuses and agreed to a visit by the High Commissioner for Human Rights to look into the allegations.
The Government denied allegations that he had been offered his release in exchange for signing an undertaking.
In its reply, the Government denied any involvement by the authorities in the surveillance of Mr. Ksila or in the car accident.