Примеры использования Mission received reports на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
On 8 January, the Mission received reports of some 15 explosions near the village of Orsantia.
The situation is reportedly particularly bad for women in domestic service:the private sphere in which they perform their long days of work is often a world of subjection and abuse, and the mission received reports that women working in domestic service frequently do not receive monetary compensation, but merely bed and board.
The mission received reports of numerous violations of both freedom of association and freedom of movement.
While difficult to confirm, through close liaison with the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo(MONUSCO) andthe Uganda People's Defence Forces(UPDF), the Mission received reports of several attacks in Western Equatoria State attributed to LRA, resulting in seven people killed, 16 abducted(12 released, 4 still missing) and 21 injured, in addition to more than 2,800 newly displaced persons.
The Mission received reports about measures that further formalize the separation of Gaza and the West Bank.
Paragraph 33: The Mission received reports from parties outside Syria indicating that the number of detainees was 16,237.
The mission received reports of abuses of the freedom of association, in particular in relation to membership in the APG.
While the assessment mission received reports of women and child soldiers in the armed groups, exact figures could not be confirmed.
The Mission received reports from parties outside Syria indicating that the number of detainees was 16,237.
He noted that the United States Mission received reports from the New York City authorities on the outstanding parking tickets and stated that there had not been a significant increase in the number of tickets issued.
The Mission received reports that suggested an increase in such incidents, some of which involved minors.
In interviews with residents of the affected communities in southern Israel, the Mission received reports of families abandoning the upper floors of their homes and living together in a room on the ground floor for fear of the failure of the early warning system and/or not being able to descend from the upper floors quickly enough reach a shelter.
The mission received reports indicating that people had been sentenced by Séléka soldiers, even though they are not authorized by law to exercise judicial power.
Following the operations in Gaza, the Mission received reports that Israel had amended the regulations determining the ability of persons with a Gaza identity card to move to the West Bank, and vice versa, further entrenching the separation between the people of the West Bank and Gaza.
The Mission received reports of 20 prominent activists and political figures within the Palestinian community being called in for interrogation by the Shabak and being questioned about their political activities.
The Mission received reports of 51 cases of human rights violations involving children between 1 February and 31 May.
The Mission received reports of the use of slave labor in correction facilities but had no opportunity to verify them.
In October, the Mission received reports that mines had been laid in the vicinity of the ceasefire line by Abkhaz security personnel.
The mission received reports that maltreatment and corporal punishment, which were frequent just a few months ago, have stopped.
The Mission received reports that, during the Israeli offensive in Gaza, movement restrictions in the West Bank were tightened.
In Bangui, the mission received reports of attacks against magistrates and lawyers by the Séléka in retaliation for past verdicts and lawsuits.
The assessment mission received reports, along the lines of those covered in that report, concerning widespread abuses against civilians perpetrated by all armed groups.
The mission received reports of cases of torture and ill-treatment committed by the Séléka of former regime officials, including prominent public figures, civil servants and members of their families.
The Mission received reports that individuals and groups, viewed as sources of criticism of Israel's military operations were subjected to repression or attempted repression by the Government of Israel.
Nevertheless, the mission received reports that a culture of impunity remained pervasive, marked by arbitrary arrest, wrongful detention, inhumane prison conditions, excessive use of force, and extrajudicial executions.
In several provinces, the mission received reports that, while the Séléka was advancing, forces of the former regime arbitrarily arrested and detained dozens of individuals when retreating to Bangui, subjecting them to ill-treatment and summary executions.
The Mission received reports that on 23 June, on the orders of the Central Darfur authorities, Government authorities arrested 102 local leaders of the Misseriya and Salamat from Zalingei and four other localities(Wadi Salih, Mukjar, Bendisi and Um Dukhun) in an attempt to de-escalate tensions.
The mission received reports that concessions had been granted in 80 per cent of legally established reservations, and that the process of issuing title deeds for other reservations had been delayed in order to promote projects of various types, without an adequate consultation process and without the free, prior and informed consent of the affected peoples.
Further south, on 17 October, the mission received reports from community sources in Abu Delek(approximately 50 km south-east of El Fasher, Northern Darfur) of intense clashes among the Sudanese Armed Forces, the Popular Defence Forces and SLA-Minni Minawi. On 25 October, UNAMID personnel on patrol to verify the information and assess the impact of the violence on the civilian community encountered gunfire by unidentified assailants in the surrounding area.
The Mission received reports concerning the investigation by the Government of Israel into New Profile on allegations that it was inciting draft-dodging, a criminal offence, and reports that the Government was seeking to terminate funding from foreign Governments for Breaking the Silence, following its publication of testimonies of Israeli soldiers concerning the conduct of the Israeli armed forces in Gaza in December 2008 and January 2009.