Примеры использования His serious на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These are all traces of his serious reflections.
He reiterated his serious concern about the generally deteriorating human rights situation in the country.
The reason for that befell the beginning of his serious illness- a softening of the brain.
The author claims that the administration of penal colony No. 1 made no special arrangements despite his serious condition.
The Special Rapporteur expresses his serious concern over the executions reported in 2013-2014.
And all this optimism of the artist is perceived as heroism,given his serious eye disease.
The Special Rapporteur on racism highlights his serious concern about discrimination on grounds of caste and other systems of inherited status.
The Medical Group, while not identifying any physical symptoms of torture,considered that the complainant needed treatment because of his serious psychological symptoms.
The OSCE Chairman-in-Office, Finnish Foreign Minister Ilkka Kanerva, expressed his serious concern today over a series of bomb explosions in recent days in the zone of the Georgian-Ossetian conflict.
The author further claims that if he is sent back to China, he will not receive appropriate health care,which is vital given his serious and life-threatening health complications.
Mr. Kondi(Albania) expressed his serious concern that, for the second consecutive year, the Special Rapporteur had presented a partial and biased report that often exceeded his mandate.
On 7 September 2011, the author submits that,contrary to the State party's assertion, his serious health condition relates wholly to article 7 of the Covenant.
Despite his serious burns and crushed ribs, he carried and dragged the unconscious pilot through a curtain of enemy fire to within 10 feet of a hovering rescue helicopter before collapsing.
The basis of the assessment for the author's preventive detention, which was decided separately from the initial sentencing, was,as found by the courts, his serious danger to the community.
Commenting on this article,the Rapporteur expressed his serious doubts that the lack of recognition of a foreign State or Government would exempt a State from its obligations under international law.
Shortly before embarking on his mission on 1 July,the Special Rapporteur met with the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to convey to him his serious concerns about the latest developments in Burundi.
Without pausing to attend to his serious wounds and with no heed to the intensive fire from all sides, Havildar Gaje Ghale closed his men and led them to close grips with the enemy when a bitter hand to hand struggle ensued.
We would like in particular, through you,to congratulate Ambassador Jorge Urbina, Permanent Representative of Costa Rica, for his serious and professional leadership on a subject of particular importance and sensitivity for Latin America and the Caribbean.
My Special Representative has also expressed his serious concern about increasing reports regarding the distribution of weapons to civilians, which constitutes a serious threat not only to public security in Kigali and elsewhere in Rwanda but also to UNAMIR personnel.
On 12 June, the Special Representative briefed the Council, in closed consultations, on the recent alarming developments in Iraq,underlining his serious concern over the rapid advance of ISIL in the northern and western provinces of Iraq.
Mr. Shevardnadze expressed his serious concern that refugees had not been returned in safety or in sufficient numbers, returnees had been attacked and killed in the Gali region and the situation of displaced persons elsewhere in Georgia was deplorable.
It also gives me great pleasure toexpress my thanks and appreciation to His Excellency Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon for his serious efforts to achieve the objectives of the Organization and to strengthen the pillars of peace, security and prosperity in the world.
The Transitional Administrator outlined his serious concerns about the confrontational atmosphere that had been developing and criticized the orchestrated attack on UNTAES in the Croatian media, which appeared to be related to domestic political factors and not to the activities of UNTAES on the ground.
One way of dealing with the problem was to relocate those crossing points so as toprevent usage of the bypass roads. On 6 July, the Mission Coordinator, together with his Senior Customs Adviser, met the Director General of the Federal Customs Administration and expressed his serious concern about the delay in relocating the two crossing points.
In this connection, the Special Rapporteur expressed to the authorities his serious concern with regard to the New Security Forces Act, which empowers security organs to infringe international standards on issues relating to freedom and fair trial.
The Committee notes in this regard that, according to the complainant, the victim himself, before dying from his injuries, told his family that he had been beaten very violently while in detention;that his torturers had not then provided him with the necessary care, despite his serious state of health; and that, given the state he was in, there was a clear intention to inflict suffering on him.
The Commissioner-General had written to the Israeli Foreign Minister expressing his serious concerns about the restrictions imposed on UNRWA staff, and had received a reply written in a constructive spirit, which he hoped would allow a modus operandi to be worked out urgently.
The Special Rapporteur expressed his serious concern to the officer-in-charge and requested that the two girls be given immediate and appropriate medical treatment. On 28 September, when the Special Rapporteur made a second visit to Kikuyu police station, the two girls informed him that after his departure they had been summoned by the officer-in-charge to repeat what they had reported to the Special Rapporteur.
After the events of 30 May, the Secretary-General wrote again to the Senior General on 4 June,expressing his serious concern about the evolving situation in Myanmar, in particular the safety, well-being and whereabouts of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and other NLD leaders.
The Committee also shares his serious concern about recent developments in the city, and encourages the General Assembly to adopt a resolution reaffirming, inter alia, that the illegal Israeli actions are null and void and that a just solution of the question must include internationally guaranteed provisions to ensure freedom of religion and permanent and unhindered access to the holy places by people of all faiths and nationalities.