Примеры использования Mission heard на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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At several locations, the mission heard reports of rising malnutrition.
The Mission heard a variety of requests for assistance, which included the following.
In the absence of any explanation as to the circumstances that led to the missile strike on al-Maqadmah mosque and taking into account the credible andreliable accounts the Mission heard from multiple witnesses, as well as the matters it could review for itself by visiting the site, the Mission concludes that the mosque was intentionally targeted by the Israeli armed forces.
The Mission heard five eyewitnesses who had been in the mosque at the time it was struck.
Throughout the region,including in Côte d'Ivoire, the mission heard that the delay in appointing the Ministers of Defence and National Security was a serious impediment to progress.
The mission heard testimony from the hospital Director, a surgeon, a nurse and an ambulance driver.
For example, during a visit to the Sisi IDP site in West Darfur on 29 April, the mission heard detailed testimony from a group of young IDPs alleging that a helicopter gunship had been used in an attack on their village several months earlier.
The Mission heard that in the al-Daya incident(see chap. XI) the Israeli Government claims to have made such a warning shot, albeit to the wrong house.
During the course of its work in Gaza, the Mission heard first-hand accounts of violations against Fatah affiliates committed during the period of the Israeli military operations.
The mission heard, however, that the Government of Chad had been cooperating fully with UNHCR in its handling of the refugees.
During extensive consultations with local community representatives, the mission heard of the difficulties endured by the inhabitants, especially cultural groups, musicians and dancers, who saw their instruments burned and their equipment and costumes destroyed.
The mission heard testimony from both women survivors of the shelling and women's groups active in Gaza.
In several countries the mission heard concerns about unauthorized cross-border movements from neighbouring countries.
The mission heard allegations that there is a third reason, which still needs to be proved, namely a possible partnership of the hacienda owners with drug traffickers, which would explain why the Alto Parapetí area is kept closed(with padlocks on the bars or gates) and monitored using radio communication systems.
Again, the Mission heard details of human rights violations committed in Darfur.
The mission heard that it was important for Sierra Leone's future to create a climate of political inclusion in which all groups had the opportunity to participate.
In this context, the mission heard proposals from some of its interlocutors for the creation of a criminal tribunal for the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The Mission heard concerns expressed in several quarters about alleged registration irregularities and the fear of election irregularities.
As regards civil prisons, the Committee's mission heard only a few allegations of ill-treatment by prison staff, which referred to sanctions involving physical punishment and harsh conditions of detention in disciplinary cells.
The mission heard testimonies on incidents of settler violence and intimidation dating back to 1973.
During its investigations in the Gaza Strip, the Mission heard testimonies indicating that during the military operations of December 2008- January 2009, Israeli soldiers questioned captured Palestinians about the whereabouts of Gilad Shalit see chap. XV.
The mission heard testimonies on"price-tag" attacks, a phenomenon considered distinct from other forms of settler violence.
However, at the Palais de justice in Beirut, the mission heard several accounts of recent torture and ill-treatment of suspects by members of the military intelligence services, inflicted mostly during interrogation with a view to obtaining a confession.
The Mission heard the testimony of a mother whose children, aged 3 to 16, had witnessed the killing of their father in their own house.
The mission heard testimony of the impact of settler violence on children, and notes an increasing trend in their death and injuries.
The Mission heard from one organization's staff member that he and his colleagues received physical threats from the security forces.
In several cases the Mission heard from witnesses about people who were physically disabled, too frail or deaf so that it was difficult or impossible to respond to the warning.
The mission heard testimony that"in short, pleading guilty is the quickest way out of the system, whether the offence was committed or not.
The Mission heard a number of reports that indicated that the strikes on plants, pipes, wells and tanks had put considerable pressure on the sanitation and water-supply system.
The mission heard of situations where villagers must travel several kilometres to retrieve water when closer water resources serve neighbouring settlements.