Примеры использования Monitoring group sent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Monitoring Group sent two letters to the Russian Federation, dated 18 January and 20 February 2008, respectively.
In reference to the military operations of Ethiopia in Somalia, the Monitoring Group sent a letter, dated 8 June 2007, to the Government of Ethiopia requesting additional information.
The Monitoring Group sent a letter to the Government of Ethiopia notifying it of the above information and seeking its response.
During the course of the current mandate, the Monitoring Group sent a total of 42 letters to Member States and private companies, asking for their assistance in executing its mandate.
The Monitoring Group sent a letter to the Government of Italy concerning the shipments detailed above and received a reply dated 6 March 2006.
On 18 August 2006 and1 September 2006 the Monitoring Group sent a total of three letters to the Government of Saudi Arabia requesting details relating to the above-mentioned information.
The Monitoring Group sent a letter to the Government of Eritrea on 14 March 2007 requesting its response concerning the aforementioned arms shipments.
During the course of the mandate, the Monitoring Group sent 56 letters on a wide range of issues to States, international organizations and several private companies.
The Monitoring Group sent a letter, dated 8 June 2007, to the Government of the United States of America, requesting information regarding these incidents.
Accordingly, the Monitoring Group sent letters to those countries soliciting their response by 30 September 2005.
The Monitoring Group sent a letter dated 12 March 2008 to the Government of the United States of America, requesting additional information.
In response to the e-mail message, the Monitoring Group sent a letter, dated 17 July 2006, to the Government of Somalia requesting details relating to the information referred to above.
The Monitoring Group sent a letter on 27 September 2006 to the Government of Lebanon notifying it of the above information and seeking its response.
During its mandate, the Monitoring Group sent a series of e-mails to Mr. Abdiweli and his Chief of Staff, Deeq Yusuf, and an official letter in respect of its investigations.
The Monitoring Group sent a letter dated 7 March 2008 to the Government of Eritrea, requesting further details concerning the foregoing information.
The Monitoring Group sent a letter dated 31 August 2006 to the Government of Uganda notifying it of the above information and seeking its response.
The Monitoring Group sent 12 letters to individual States and businesses identified in connection with arms embargo violations, as noted in section II above.
The Monitoring Group sent a letter dated 23 November 2007 to the Government of Ethiopia requesting additional data related to the scope of its deployment in Somalia.
The Monitoring Group sent another letter to the Transitional Federal Government on 13 December 2007, and so far it has not received a reply to either communication.
The Monitoring Group sent letters on 18 August 2006 to Daallo Airlines and the Government of Eritrea notifying them of the above information and seeking their responses.
The Monitoring Group sent a letter, dated 30 November 2007, to the Government of the United Kingdom requesting information and details concerning the above-mentioned flight.
The Monitoring Group sent a letter on 9 August 2006 to the Government of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya notifying it of the above information and seeking its response.
The Monitoring Group sent 38 letters to individual States identified in connection with information concerning possible arms embargo violations, as noted in sections II and III above.
The Monitoring Group sent a letter, dated 22 September 2006, to the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic notifying it of the above information and seeking its response.
The Monitoring Group sent a letter to the Government of Eritrea on 27 March 2006 requesting its response concerning the arms shipments reported to have taken place around 3 and 5 March 2006.
The Monitoring Group sent a letter dated 5 October 2006 to the Managing Director of Global Aviation notifying him of the above information and seeking his response.
The Monitoring Group sent letters to individual States and businesses identified in connection with information about alleged involvement in arms embargo violations, as noted in section II above.
Consequently, the Monitoring Group sent letters dated 12 March 2008 to these Governments requesting their assistance in identifying the origin of the missiles, to which the Monitoring Group is awaiting replies.
The Monitoring Group sent 54 letters to individual States and businesses identified in connection with information about alleged involvement in arms embargo violations, as noted in section II above.
The Monitoring Group sent a letter on 15 September 2006 to the Government of Ethiopia and a letter dated 18 September 2006 to Mudan Airlines notifying them of the above information and seeking their responses.