Примеры использования His torture на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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His torture.
He's escalating his torture.
And his torture is definitely more than psychological at this point.
The author provide[d] detailed information regarding his torture.
We don't need insight into his tortured soul to understand who he is.
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The night of Vanessa Campbell's abduction,that signature became part of his torture.
With shared efforts only we can reduce his tortures and help him to recover!
His torture suggests he's experimenting, which could mean he's bored.
He reiterates that S.P. witnessed his torture at the district police station.
He unsuccessfully requested the SIZO medical unit to record his torture marks.
You have heard, then, of his torture chambers, his house of pain below us here?
A minister of the Government of the Republic personally supervised one of his torture sessions and encouraged it.
During his torture, Ajay heard whispers of"Ammo" and"the English woman" being the reason for the failure of the mission.
However, no further investigation into his torture allegations followed.
The State party has suggested that the author may still conduct private investigations into his torture.
It is alleged that on one occasion he raised the issue of his torture during detention in the court.
His torture was said to include having a stick with chili powder inserted into his anus and beatings with sticks until he lost consciousness.
The author also claims that he was not given a copy of the medical report confirming his torture allegations.
His torture allegedly included having his face held under dirty water in a toilet bowl, beatings and electric shocks.
Notices, that the bear has grown too fat from the recent meal, and thus cannot pass through doors,- and then takes out arrow from a quiver and ends his tortures.
His torture in 1993, his sympathy to the Kurdish cause, the long life underground and his absence from the country would, according to the complainant, make him suspicious.
He acknowledges that he did not appear not credible throughout the proceedings andthat the Appeals Board rejected his torture claim altogether.
In the case of the third complainant,the Migration Board acknowledged his torture but said that it did not believe that the reason for the third complainant's torture was his father.
Even insignificant from your point of view means will letAchiko buy necessary medications, which alleviate his tortures and speed up his recovery!
Finally, the human sufferer begins to see the light of life; his tortured soul ascends to new heights of hope and courage; he may suffer on and even die, but his enlightened soul now utters that cry of triumph,‘My Vindicator lives!'.
On the contrary, the State party should have brought medical evidence which could challenge Amnesty International's medical report regarding the author's inability to mention his torture early in the asylum procedure.
None of the arguments presented by the State party undermine the consistent accounts which the complainant has given of his torture, but rather corroborate key elements of his narrative and confirm that the renewed investigation was not effective.
The author claims that his torture and degrading treatment whilst in detention constitute a violation of his rights under article 7 of the Covenant(torture and degrading treatment in detention), and that the poor conditions of detention violated his rights under article 10, paragraphs 1(poor conditions in detention) and 2(a) detention with particularly dangerous convicts while waiting for his trial.
On 4 September 2009,the complainant submitted executive summaries of the medical investigation into his torture injuries, which state that he was tortured twice in 2004 by the Bangladeshi police.
The complainant explains that the reason why he stated that he had raised his torture in the Syrian Arab Republic in 1997 only in his November 2004 application, was that the May 2003 application that his wife had lodged on his behalf had been prepared by a non-lawyer.