Примеры использования Monitoring group also на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Monitoring Group also obtained a soil sample from the impact area.
In its most recent report(S/2013/545), the Monitoring Group also documented the policy of Eritrea of cultivating a number of high-level contacts in the Federal Government of Somalia to strategically influence the new Government.
The Monitoring Group also received information that Adan Okiyo was wearing a suicide belt.
Monitoring Group also spoke about the defects that accompanied Must Carry principle introduction.
The Monitoring Group also tries to associate Eritrea with presumed military ambitions of Iran in the area.
The Monitoring Group also received information that the use of this type of weapon was not an isolated incident.
The monitoring group also notes the materials aired as editorial, but having certain sign of advertising.
The monitoring group also singles out the materials aired as editorial coverage but having certain signs of advertising.
The Monitoring Group also expressed concern about the fact that the whereabouts of many individuals on the list were unknown.
The Monitoring Group also received information of ONLF support networks in Somaliland that facilitated the Front's activities.
The Monitoring Group also submitted monthly progress reports to the Committee throughout the period of its mandate.
The Monitoring Group also reported that States were reluctant to freeze tangible assets such as business or property.
The monitoring group also stresses that very little has been done in the area of encouragement of ethical behaviour of the political officials.
The monitoring group also notes that some candidates constantly appeared on the air as hosts for newscasts or authorship programs.
The Monitoring Group also contacted numerous key, knowledgeable individuals from Somali civil society and the business community.
The Monitoring Group also stressed that the GNCC provided requested information to them either incorrectly, or late.
The Monitoring Group also contacted numerous key, knowledgeable individuals from Somali civil society, including members of the opposition.
However, the Monitoring Group also confirmed Eritrea's continued support to Ethiopian armed opposition groups, including ONLF and OLF.
The Monitoring Group also contacted numerous key knowledgeable individuals from Somali civil society, including members of the opposition.
The Monitoring Group also received information that on 6 September 2005 another IL-76 operated by the Libyan Government landed at Baledogle airport.
On 18 September 2006 the Monitoring Group also sent a general letter to the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran notifying it of the above information and seeking its response.
The Monitoring Group also indicated that the Panel of Experts on Libya was given access to boxes of the same contract and observed 1978 production year markings.
The Monitoring Group also stated that huge quantities of arms were being supplied to various actors in Somalia, exacerbating the already precarious and volatile security situation in the country.
The Monitoring Group also ascertained that a large number of arms imports arrived at their final destination in southern and central Somalia from the Puntland coast and the port of Bossaso.
The Monitoring Group also found evidence of Eritrea's continuing violation of the arms embargo and its use of threats, harassment and intimidation to collect taxes from the Eritrean diaspora.
The Monitoring Group also concludes that the Government of Eritrea has made deliberate attempts to hide its activities and mislead the international community about its involvement.
The Monitoring Group also sent a letter to the airline company Aerogem Aviation Ltd, dated 14 March 2007, and to the Government of Ghana, dated 19 March 2007, where the airline company is based.
The Monitoring Group also found that a majority, if not all, of the ports used for weapons trans-shipments have also at one time or another harboured groups or individuals held responsible for acts of piracy.
The Monitoring Group also learned that the Alpha Serengeti was approved by the European Union(EU) as a freezer vessel, as per European Commission decision 2004/39/EC of 14 January 2004 approval No. 13/WB/KEN.
The Monitoring Group also downloaded pictures of Eritrean Mig29 fighter aircraft in Krasnoda, the Russian Federation, that were“posted” in a Russian website in February 2010, without bothering to ask whether these pictures were not posted earlier.