Примеры использования Panel learned на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Panel learned this from sources within the diamond industry, but could not independently confirm it.
In interviews with members of the organization, the Panel learned that membership of Darfur Hilfe is open to everyone.
Second, the Panel learned that prior to the invasion of Kuwait, the University had maintained a large in-house maintenance staff.
During the course of interviews with diamond miners in western Liberia, the Panel learned that markets in Sierra Leone often pay higher prices for diamonds than those in Monrovia.
The Panel learned from several experts that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea may not yet possess the requisite capability in this regard.11.
During its meetings with various individuals, the Panel learned of the involvement of rebel forces and Janjaweed militias in intertribal skirmishes.
The Panel learned that the armed forces have recovered some of those weapons, but have not yet been able to inspect any of the weapons.
During discussion with the defence andlaw enforcement authorities in Côte d'Ivoire and Guinea the Panel learned that the proliferation of arms within these countries is a reality.
In June 2002, the Panel learned of a secret new ZDF diamond mining operation in Kalobo in Kasai Occidental run by Dube Associates.
During its meetings in N'Djamena in December 2012 with representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and JEM, the Panel learned that the Government of Chad had made efforts to mediate with the rebel factions.
The Panel learned that Baba Jobe had been sent to prison for nine years on 29 March 2003, in his own country of the Gambia, for economic crimes.
This aircraft, mentioned in previous Panel reports for similar activities,belongs to the air freight company Air West Cargo, which, the Panel learned, undertook the transfers on behalf of the Government of the Sudan.
While in Berberati on 10 July 2014, the Panel learned that a local man who used to sell ammunition had been detained in Cameroon.138.
The Panel learned that the country's limited direct connections with mainstream shipping companies have posed a major obstacle to finalizing some deals.
In addition, during an official meeting with the authorities of the United Arab Emirates in Abu Dhabi on 26 November 2011, the Panel learned that the Central Bank had reported that it had found no records and that the four designated individuals had no financial accounts in any banks and financial institutions operating in the country.
The Panel learned that there have been some new developments concerning the aforementioned two designated individuals who are believed to be on the Government's payroll.
During its examination of the case of seizure of Democratic People's Republic of Korea-origin military-related materiel at Durban harbour, South Africa,being shipped to the Republic of Congo, the Panel learned that scores of technicians and specialist workers from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea were contracted for through private sector channels and brought to the Republic of Congo to carry out the work on the military equipment.
However, the Panel learned from sources that some mining was being conducted in more upland areas in Nimba County, particularly in the region of Gbapa.
In addition, during the verification process, the Panel learned that a mechanism, termed a"supplementary make-up payment," is employed to fix AOC's profit at a specified level.
Third, the Panel learned that a number of wells experienced a large accumulation of burned oil residue(termed"coke" by KPC) around the well-heads during the blow-out period.
During discussion with the authorities in Côte d'Ivoire, the Panel learned that the Defence Ministry had been approached by a broker representing the company Pecos who was involved in some of the violations of the embargo on Liberia.
Second, the Panel learned that the perpetrators of the kidnapping of the four police advisers in Nyala were not associated with any specific rebel group or other belligerent in the Darfur conflict.
During a visit to Boosaaso, for example, the Panel learned from local authorities that a Yemeni arms dealer had recently been placed under house arrest and his cargo of arms seized.
The Panel learned from mercenaries among their sources in Monrovia and Grand Gedeh county that some of these individuals had been recruited in February 2013 to fight for government forces in Mali see para. 45.
In response to its letters, the Panel learned that the Government of China exported ammunition with markings documented by the Panel to the Government of the Sudan and several other States in the subregion in recent years.
In one case, the Panel learned that a bank became aware of account activity inconsistent with its customer's business; it filed a suspicious transaction report which tipped off authorities in time to prevent a major illicit transaction.
For example, the Panel learned of a consignment of 700 Kalashnikov assault rifles smuggled from Somalia into Kenya late in August 2003, and saw evidence of small arms in Boosaaso destined for the Ogaden National Liberation Front in Ethiopia.
During its travels through the subregion, the Panel learned from civil aviation authorities in several countries in Africa that they are constantly approached by new airline companies seeking operating licences and registrations in their territories.
In addition, the Panel learned during the course of its verification programme that a major oil company was retained by KOC, after this claim was filed, to adapt the reservoir simulation model developed by KPC's consultant for the Greater Burgan reservoir to its own software programme.
During the course of its verification programme, the Panel learned that KPC's Consultant 1 used an assumed limit of atmospheric pressure at the bottom of each well in the construction of its reservoir simulation model a flowing bottom hole pressure of 14.7 psia.