Примеры использования Many of these cases на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many of these cases require additional resources for travel.
Very often the victims do not report many of these cases to the law enforcing agencies.
In many of these cases there has been no change since the last report.
The Special Rapporteur regretted the apparent failure to carry out immediate andimpartial investigations in many of these cases.
Many of these cases fall within the competence of the courts or other ministries.
We classify it as mere insanity or depression, but I'm sure in many of this cases, not all, but many of these cases it is demonic oppression.
Many of these cases relate to instances of institutionalized gender-based discrimination.
The members of the Committee consider that, the Commission's classification notwithstanding, many of these cases may constitute torture under article 1 of the Convention.
The Government replied to many of these cases in letters dated 9 May, 4 June, 10 July, 25 September and 27 November 1996.
The circumstances under which some human rights defenders, in particular, have been convicted and sentenced by the courts give credibility to allegations that interference of the executive affected verdicts in many of these cases.
Many of these cases have stagnated in a court system largely unable to process judicial cases. .
Owing to its presence in the regions, OHCHR has been able to monitor closely many of these cases and has intervened in some instances in order to assuage tensions between the political parties.
Many of these cases are hard to authenticate through official sources, but not all.
On 9 August 1996, the Special Rapporteur transmitted a number of individual cases of alleged torture or ill-treatment.On 23 September 1996, the Government replied to many of these cases.
Although many of these cases occurred more than 10 years ago, there has been no major progress in their clarification.
It is concerned that, despite these efforts, the police and the prosecutors continuously refer cases relating to violence against women, including domestic violence, to informal justice mechanisms(jirgas and shuras) for advice or resolution,despite the fact that many of these cases should be formally prosecuted and that decisions of informal justice mechanisms are discriminatory against women and undermine the implementation of existing legislation.
Many of these cases could have been avoided by introducing a safe healthcare waste management system in hospitals.
Information so far made available indicates that many of these cases are of"extortion" or"misbehaviour", which would not be classified as grave violations of human rights.
Many of these cases were said to be linked to military and police counter-insurgency operations, especially in Chiapas and Guerrero.
The Secretary-General's Panel of Experts highlighted in its report many of these cases(paras. 149, 170 and 414), which were investigated by previous national commissions of inquiry and for which the Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission also recommended further investigations.
Many of these cases received wide media coverage such as those of Shahbol Mirzoyev case and the so-called Vahdat student.
Many of these cases reportedly involved soldiers accused of participating in the former military regime and convicted of treason.
Many of these cases, in which the gangs had been involved, involved students who were subsequently found dead or buried in unmarked graves.
Many of these cases were reported in the context of so-called"social cleansing", where street children are murdered or disappeared with impunity.
Many of these cases were reported in the context of"social cleansing", in which street children are murdered or"disappeared" with impunity.
In many of these cases, no final decision has been reached, principally due to the many problems besetting the justice system described elsewhere in this report.
Many of these cases involve allegations of excessive use of force, and some also involve allegations of discrimination in conducting stops, detention, and other police activities.
Many of these cases were at least partly related to the political violence in Chiapas and Guerrero, but there were many others from all parts of. .
In addition, many of these cases are multi-jurisdictional, so they are accompanied by involvement of foreign legal advisors and, vice versa, foreign companies enlist the support of Ukrainian law firms.
Many of these cases were disclosed by the press, by organizations of civil society, by police ombudsmen, by human rights committees from legislative agencies, or by Brazilian municipalities.