Примеры использования Iraq stated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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On those occasions, Iraq stated that the requested documents were not available.
However, by letter, dated 8 June 1993 from the Iraqi Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs to the Deputy Executive Chairman, Iraq stated that.
In its response, Iraq stated that this matter was concluded to the satisfaction of the Commission.
In its submission to the Committee established by resolution 1540(2004)(S/AC.44/2004/(02)/116), Iraq stated that it intends to accede to the Chemical Weapons Convention.
Iraq stated that, in 1974, the Government had adopted a policy to acquire biological weapons.
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During discussions with the Commission's experts in May 1996, Iraq stated that all documents that could be found had been provided to the Commission.
Iraq stated that the claimant did not provide proof of his alleged personal losses.
After discussions on the nature of the new document to be provided, in which Iraq stated it only wanted to restructure the document, it then promised to provide the new FFCD by 20 August 1997.
Iraq stated that UNSCOM and IAEA staff could not enter buildings without a diplomat being present.
A further area of the declaration which is still inadequate concerns Iraq's activities with respect to the Vclass of highly toxic chemical warfare agents. Initially Iraq stated that only laboratory scale synthesis had been undertaken.
Iraq stated that the right to development was upheld by its Constitution and other legal documents.
In its response to Procedural Order 1, Iraq stated that the article archive was returned to the Government of Kuwait pursuant to the United Nations Return of Property("UNROP") programme.
Iraq stated that the biological weapons programme had been obliterated shortly after the 1991 Gulf war.
Subsequently, in 1997, Iraq stated that the document could not be found and, therefore, did not exist any more.
Iraq stated that all items procured or contracted had been intended for non-proscribed missiles.
In those declarations, Iraq stated that, between 1998 and 2002, it had transferred 32 of the 228 tons of HMX which had been under IAEA seal as of December 1998 to other locations.
Iraq stated that the other persons sought had not been engaged in activities of relevance to the Commission.
The US civil administration in Iraq stated that it will not create the Iraqi national congress(to all appearances, the US fears that the Islamic fundamentalists will strengthen their positions).
Iraq stated that this matter was closed and that it was only ready to discuss the evidence available to the Commission of incorrect declarations on VX.
The representative of Iraq stated that he had listened attentively to the reply given by the representative of the host country and reiterated that his Mission had indeed been suffering from harassment.
Iraq stated that the weapons inspectors could"immediately resume all their activities according to the relevant resolutions of the Security Council.
In its declaration of December 2002, Iraq stated that the current and former IAEC sites, as well as the locations to which former IAEC personnel were transferred, are now devoted to the conduct of non-nuclear commercial activities.
Iraq stated that it had already presented all the evidence available to it, and that no additional information or documentation would be provided to the Commission.
The notes mention that Iraq stated that it had not produced stabilized VX or weaponized VX agent in warheads, yet the Special Commission still presumes that what the American army laboratories found is final.
Iraq stated that it abandoned the tabun programme in 1986 because it had decided to concentrate on the production of the more toxic agent, sarin.
In addition, Iraq stated that a very small quantity(46 kilograms) of HMX had been used at munitions factories for research and development.
Iraq stated that such weapons and components that could not yet be accounted for were not of a size or character to constitute any threat to regional peace and security.
In its reply, Iraq stated that notwithstanding the efforts to eliminate apartheid and race hate policies, racist practices and racial discrimination continue to afflict the world.
Iraq stated that this was the Yamama-4 and later included it in its letter of 19 March 2003, along with details of other RPV/UAVs a radar decoy and a cruise missile model.
Iraq stated that the rules and regulations that the General Assembly enjoined Member States to observe with paragraphs 3 and 4 of resolution 64/110 already existed in Iraqi legislation.