Примеры использования Ireland had на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ireland had an excellent record in protecting the lives of both mothers and babies.
The newspapers describing the fictional atrocities in Ireland had been intended to disaffect the Irish soldiers in the British army.
In 2004, Ireland had issued 34,000 work permits and welcomed 133,000 visitors.
Mr. Holder(Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission)said that Northern Ireland had separate legislation and policy in many areas relevant to the Convention.
Ireland had an opportunity to debate the report in the open meeting of the Council on 26 September see S/PV.4616.
Mr. Yu(Northern Ireland Council for Ethnic Minorities)noted that Northern Ireland had its own legal system, and that laws in England and Wales were not applicable there.
Northern Ireland had a separate legal jurisdiction, with separate legislation on sex discrimination.
As a State with both small armed forces and inventories of munitions anddelivery systems, Ireland had only limited resources to overcome the challenges of implementing Article 4.
Moreover, Northern Ireland had very powerful legislation outlawing religious discrimination.
If weight was to be given to the chronology of applications orto the record of the applicant countries in the disarmament area, Ireland had every right to expect to be included in any such list.
Between 1921 and 1972 Northern Ireland had its own Parliament and government, subordinate to the Parliament at Westminster.
One delegate said that the Office of Fair Trade andCompetition Commission of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland had merged to improve enforcement and streamline processes.
Ireland had 11 women senators out of 60 and 22 of the 66 members of the National Parliament were women, as were 5 of the 15 Irish members of the European Parliament.
In 1995, the Health and Safety Executive of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland had notification of 470 centres that are carrying out activities involving the contained use of genetically modified organisms.
As a schoolboy, Ireland had trials with a number of British clubs, though several were discouraged by his Osgood-Schlatter disease, which he suffered from in his mid-teens.
The lay visiting scheme operating throughout England,Wales and Northern Ireland had evolved from a recommendation by Lord Scarman in 1981 for a system of independent, unannounced inspections of procedures and detention by local community members.
Ireland had overall command of the European Union military operation in the Republic of Chad and in the Central African Republic(EUFOR), and deployed more than 400 Irish troops.
Mr. HAYES(Ireland) said that Ireland had no direct interest to defend in the present discussion, but it supported the codification and progressive development of international law and appreciated the work done by the Commission.
Ireland had chosen to fulfil the international obligations arising from the Convention by drafting domestic legislation to address the forms of racial discrimination prohibited by the Convention.
Ireland had produced several information leaflets and, in 2000, published a national directory of services for women who had been victims of, or threatened by, violence.
Ireland had a long tradition of neutrality, which had indeed had a powerful influence on, inter alia, the recent decision on adoption of the Lisbon Treaty; the Constitution prohibited, for example, Irish participation in European defence forces.
Mr. Cogan(Ireland) said that Ireland had a particular interest in the subject of system-wide coherence because of the mandate given by the President of the United Nations General Assembly to the current co-chairs of the consultation process, namely Ireland and the United Republic of Tanzania.
Between 1921 and 1972 Northern Ireland had its own Parliament and Government, subordinate to the Parliament at Westminster, but in 1972, following several years of sectarian violence and terrorism, the Northern Ireland Government resigned and direct rule by the United Kingdom Parliament was introduced with executive powers under the control of a Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, a cabinet minister who was given responsibility for functions previously exercised by the Northern Ireland Government and for the Northern Ireland departments.
Ireland has a single national police service.
Ireland has a single national police force, the Garda Síochána, which is established by legislation.
Ireland has an embassy in Brasília and a consulate-general in São Paulo.
Ireland has a rich cultural heritage.
Ireland has an embassy in Wellington.
Ireland has an embassy in Buenos Aires.
Ireland has an embassy in Mexico City.