Примеры использования He failed to understand на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He failed to understand what was meant by"special regime.
Sir Nigel RODLEY said that he failed to understand the point made by Ms. Medina Quiroga.
He failed to understand how a train could be travelling through a prison.
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 what was objectionable about the Committee's approach to crossreferencing.
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 the review of working methods should be carried out by a working group.
Committee members shouldmake only prudent and objective assessments of the situation in a country, and he failed to understand why they preferred the word of NGOs over that of his Government.
However, he failed to understand why the Covenant had not been translated into the language of Greenland.
Mr. CAFLISCH(Observer for Switzerland) said he failed to understand why the factor mentioned by the representative of France had been deleted from article 32.
He failed to understand how it could be independent when it was attached to a State institution.
Since it had ratified the Protocol of San Salvador, he failed to understand why it had not ratified the American Convention on Human Rights in the area of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
He failed to understand why paragraphs 27 and 30 had been introduced into the report as they concerned citizens of other countries.
Mr. RECHETOV said he failed to understand the criteria whereby it was decided which reports should be considered.
He failed to understand how reports of the Secretary-General had come to be interpreted as legislative mandates.
Sir Nigel RODLEY said he failed to understand how the delegation had not known to which case question 17 of the list of issues referred.
He failed to understand why the Milosevic-Rugova agreement on education signed in September 1996 had not been implemented.
Mr. LINDGREN ALVES said that he failed to understand the motivation behind the apparent fragmentation of the State party into national minorities.
He failed to understand why individuals were banned from and punished for peacefully calling others to their religion.
Mr. DIACONU said he failed to understand why the State party allowed immigration on such a significant scale but then discriminated against the immigrants.
He failed to understand why it was necessary to restrict access to the garage, rather than improve security within the garage itself.
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.
He failed to understand why a person who had been granted a writ of habeas corpus would continue to be held in police custody.
Mr. KHENE(Algeria) said that he failed to understand why the representative of Morocco would thank him for having given him the floor, since he was not the Chairman of the Committee.
He failed to understand why, when there was disagreement regarding a text, the latter should be left for consideration in informal consultations.
Mr. Marca Paco(Bolivia)said that he failed to understand why delegations should be permitted to put forward new proposals that were inconsistent with policies on which the Committee had already agreed.
If not, he failed to understand why there were two different sets of figures for Vietnamese by nationality and Vietnamese by citizenship.
He failed to understand the concern that such a rapporteur might act independently of the Committee or without the guidance of the Chairperson.
Consequently, he failed to understand why the document had not been issued in the relevant languages before the Preparatory Committee's session.
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.