Примеры использования Group has not received на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
The Group has not received a response.
Despite repeated requests for access to budgetary information from the central treasury(La Centrale), the Group has not received any response.
The Group has not received a response to its letter.
Although the Government of Burkina Faso reportedly launched a judicial inquiry into the matter, the Group has not received any indication that the process has been concluded.
To date, the Group has not received any replies.
These tests culminated in a stationary flight(see figure IV) on 1 September 2010. Since that date, the Group has not received reports of the aircraft having flown.
The Group has not received additional, supporting reports.
To date, however, the Group has not received a response.
The Group has not received any responses from its official requests to the United Arab Emirates authorities.
However, as of the drafting of the present report, during its current mandate, the Group has not received through formal channels any documents and/or reports issued by MONUSCO.
To date, the Group has not received confirmation that such an agreement has been reached, even in principle.
Apart from airfieldsused by aircraft belonging to the impartial forces(UNOCI and Force Licorne), the Group has not received reports of suspicious flights at airfields and runways in these locations.
To date, the Group has not received a response to those requests.
The Group agreed to respect the requests of the South African authorities; however,despite assurances of cooperation, the Group has not received any additional information relevant to its mission despite additional requests since the visit.
Thus far, the Group has not received any follow-up information on this matter.
The Group has not received any reports that confirm suspicious flights landing at airfields or airstrips in Côte d'Ivoire.
Despite several requests to the competent authorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo andSouth Africa, the Group has not received cargo manifests of flights performed in September and November 2007 and in September 2008 by the Khartoum-based Azza Transport Company from Khartoum to Kisangani see S/2008/43, paras. 68-74.
The Group has not received any indications that LRA is involved in illegal exploitation of natural resources or receives foreign financing.
However, despite its requests, the Group has not received the required information from the United Arab Emirates authorities.
The Group has not received any details about changes in Ugandan mining laws and policies concerning mineral certification and traceability.
As in the case of Uganda, the Group has not received a response from the Kenyan immigration authorities concerning the travel through Kenya of Frank Bwambale Kakolele;
The Group has not received an answer to the correspondence in which it requested information on imports consigned to the Ivorian Ministry of Defence see S/2008/598, para. 77.
To date, the Group has not received any official response or explanation from the Rwandan Government regarding the information provided to it by the Congolese Government.
The Group has not received elements from the Custom Authority in Mali, despite a written request for information on transit procedures addressed at the end of February 2008, several reminders and personal contacts in Bamako.
With regard to the South African authorities, the Group has not received the flight records of Pretoria Airport to verify the claim of the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo(see S/2008/43, paras. 75-78) that a flight by an II-76 aircraft(registration number YU-AMJ, belonging to the Belgrade-based company Air Tomisko and wet-leased to the Tuzla-based ICAR Air), transporting military equipment to FARDC, actually flew to Kinshasa from Pretoria.
One community group had not received requested information as at 20 May 2008.
Mrs. EVATT explained that the group had not received a great deal of substantial information from non-governmental sources, and that it had been somewhat difficult to track certain issues.
The Group further requested that the Government of the Sudan provide copies of logbooks from Khartoum International Airport in accordance with paragraph7 of resolution 1596(2005), but, at the time of writing, the Group had not received a reply to that request.
The representative of South Africa, speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China,had earlier maintained that his Group had not received the letter addressed to the President of the General Assembly by the States members of the European Union, and a number of other States, informing him of their considerable difficulties with the original text of draft resolution A/C.5/60/L.37/Rev.1.