Примеры использования Had given rise на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Clearly, that situation had given rise to a conflict of interest.
One new element in the draft article was the second sentence of paragraph 2, which had given rise to extensive debate.
Draft article 20 on self-defence had given rise to extensive debate in the Commission.
The fact that the Commission had taken one conception of the distinction and turned it into another conception had given rise to enormous confusion.
However, the new legislation had given rise to protests by the non-Sami population.
She acknowledged that the six deaths of prisoners referred to by the Committee had given rise to some misunderstandings.
Paragraph(b) had given rise to a much more vigorous debate and had divided the Commission.
The preparation of an agenda for development had given rise to great hope.
The end of the cold war had given rise to expectations of a new era of global peace and prosperity.
The CHAIRMAN recalled earlier situations in which press release headlines had given rise to numerous complaints.
Changes in the energy market had given rise to new challenges in meeting these investment requirements.
With regard to the peaceful settlement of disputes between States,the proposal submitted by Sierra Leone had given rise to a useful discussion.
At the same time, those measures had given rise to a sense of insecurity among the staff.
This had given rise to a tendency to avoid these types of abuses by providing protection based on the"effective" nationality of investors.
The problem of Kosovo andMetohija was complex and had given rise to many erroneous interpretations.
The war had given rise to a major social and economic crisis, which had significantly affected demographic indicators.
The demonstrations of the previous April had given rise to a disproportionate use of force.
The establishment of an Intervention Brigade andthe use of unmanned aerial vehicles, without any clear procedural legal framework, had given rise to lengthy debate.
It was noted that article 8(2) of the 1952 Convention had given rise to problems of interpretation in various jurisdictions.
The great strides taken towards the attainment of durable solutions in Cambodia, Ethiopia, north-west Somalia andSouth Africa had given rise to hope and satisfaction.
The inadequacies of traditional sources of financing had given rise to the need for innovative financing mechanisms.
The situation had given rise to some cases of torture and arbitrary executions by way of reprisals for the mass and arbitrary executions and the torture for which the Serbs were responsible.
With respect to article 5,South Africa's profoundly patriarchal society had given rise to an abundance of stereotyped images of women.
The end of the Cold War had given rise to hope for fruitful relationships based on peace and on shared economic and social development.
According to reports in the media,the use of Social Security funds for that purpose had given rise to criticism among some Anguillians in the Territory.
The consideration of article 3 had given rise to a discussion within the Commission on who possessed the right exercised through diplomatic protection.
She informed the Working Group that her country's national health system had recently been restructured, which had given rise to some optimism among the Maori.
For instance, article 2 concerning visas had given rise to various reactions from France, Switzerland, Germany, the Russian Federation and Latvia.
The final decade of the twentieth century had been marked by the emergence of more than 20 newly independent States, which had given rise to legally complicated and unique situations.
The recent social changes in Russia had given rise to some tension and increasing differentiation between the roles of men and women.