Примеры использования Iraq argues на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Iraq argues that the proposed project has several flaws.
With regard to the claimed ecological losses, Iraq argues there is no irreparable or compensable loss.
Iraq argues"that there was mismanagement in the whole process of oil recovery.
Regarding the proposed technology treatment assessment, Iraq argues that the proposed remediation technologies are expensive, complicated and environmentally unsafe.
Iraq argues that erosion is a natural phenomenon of the desert ecosystem in Kuwait.
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However, when the total value of the claims that Iraq argues should not be compensated is deducted from the amount put forward by Egypt, the resulting amount is US$70,902,100.
Iraq argues that this system was required to prevent the spread of animal diseases.
In its written response, Iraq argues that the activities were implemented solely for the benefit of United States military personnel.
Third, Iraq argues that the Claimants have failed to specify the thefts alleged.
Iraq argues that the two tugboats were sent to provide services to the Allied Coalition Forces.
Iraq argues that, as Kuwaiti nationals, the witnesses are unduly biased against Iraq. .
Iraq argues that airport cleaning expenses"have nothing to do with'environmental damage.
Iraq argues that any fluid loss should not be valued as current production, as KPC requests.
Iraq argues that the damage to Jordan's water resources pre-dates the invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Iraq argues that biodegradation and photo-oxidation are easier, less expensive and environmentally safe.
Indeed, Iraq argues that"such heavy end compounds are very useful in improving soil productive properties.
Iraq argues that costs for additional facilities installed at the gathering centres should be excluded.
Iraq argues that, in the absence of the trade embargo, SOMO would have been able to perform its contractual obligations.
Iraq argues that"the alleged area and volume of oil-contaminated soil in Kuwait are exaggerated.
Iraq argues that the area alleged to be affected by tarcrete is"ill-defined and unclear.
Iraq argues that all but one of the additional work claims should be rejected as unauthorized.
Iraq argues that all but one of the additional work claims should be rejected as unauthorized.
Iraq argues that diseases in livestock are caused by bacteria, viruses, parasites and other micro-organisms, but not by smoke.
Iraq argues that, at most, any lost reservoir fluids should be treated as a loss of reserves and priced accordingly.
Iraq argues that Kuwait has not provided sufficient evidence to demonstrate the number, location and size of the wellhead pits.
Iraq argues that the terrestrial monitoring and assessment programme is the responsibility of the environmental authority in Saudi Arabia.
Iraq argues that the activities that are the subject of this claim are not a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Iraq argues that royalty does not accrue when there is no production because the value of the unrealized royalty is part of the crude oil reserves.
Iraq argues that Kuwait has failed to present any evidence to justify the proposed use of HTTD for remediation of alleged contamination.
Iraq argues that Syria has not suffered any measurable economic loss either in terms of extraordinary expenditure or loss of revenue.