Примеры использования Permits to enter на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Approximately 65,000 Palestinians have received permits to enter Israel.
They were told that they had no permits to enter Jerusalem. The Jerusalem Times, 4 April.
Permits to enter Israel are issued to Palestinians for specific reasons such as medical treatment.
In the past, they were issued special permits to enter during a closure.
On 5 December 1994, Border Police arrested near the Shu'fat refugee camp two Palestinian policemen who did not have permits to enter Israel.
Convenient and simple interface permits to enter and receive all necessary information online.
They enter illegally simply because the Israeli authorities do not give the permits to enter.
Palestinians also need special permits to enter settlements because of authorities' restrictions on Palestinian movement.
A few staff members with Jerusalem ID cards were issued permits to enter Gaza.
On average, permits to enter East Jerusalem were not issued to 15 per cent(75 individuals) of the Agency's personnel, who needed them, and in many cases no reasons were given for the denials.
In its report, the Special Committee noted reports on“arbitrariness” in obtaining travel permits to enter Israel.
In the Gaza Strip, no local staff were issued permits to enter Israel, save for a limited number of exceptional cases for which the Israeli authorities issued one-day permits. .
For the Panel's third trip to the Sudan, the Panel members were granted visas on 18 November and permits to enter Darfur on 28 November.
Palestinians, on the other hand,had to obtain special permits to enter any part of the West Bank on the Israeli side of the barrier or areas designated by the Israeli military as a"seam zone.
The house of worship is now on the Jerusalem side, andits parishioners are separated from it because they cannot get permits to enter Jerusalem.
Some two million Palestinians from other parts of the West Bank need permits to enter the Jordan Valley and cannot stay there overnight.
It has been reported that prior to the present closure 8,000 Palestinian merchants from the West Bank andGaza Strip had permits to enter Israel.
The Committee was informed that it was easier for Gazans to obtain permits to enter Israel and the industrial zones than the West Bank.
Patients continued to require permits to enter, which was only possible on foot through one of three very crowded checkpoints, adding stress and strain to people already vulnerable due to illness or disability.
Since June 1998, doctors and nurses from the Gaza Strip have not been issued permits to enter the West Bank and, in particular, East Jerusalem.
Reporters sans Frontiers(RSF) reported that websites most used by Tibetan students and a Mongolian Youth Forum have also been shut down; andthat authorities refused to grant foreign correspondents permits to enter TAR.
During a closure,Palestinians with West Bank identity cards(see below) and valid permits to enter East Jerusalem or Israel are prevented from doing so.
Those who obtained the requisite permits to enter East Jerusalem were only permitted to use 3 of the total of 16 checkpoints along the barrier, and then were only allowed to enter on foot following an extensive and intrusive examination.
On 12 June 1994, it was reported that during the previous days the police had arrested 909 Palestinians who did not have permits to enter or work in Israel.
During the 2006 Easter celebrations,many Palestinian Christians had reportedly been refused permits to enter Jerusalem to pray in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre or to go to neighbouring Bethlehem.
The Special Rapporteur was told that Israeli soldiers treat Palestinians with disabilities in a dehumanizing way andthat many did not receive permits to enter Israel for treatment.
On 5 October, some 1,500 Palestinian labourers from the West Bank were granted special permits to enter Israel to work in olive groves. Ha'aretz, Jerusalem Post, 5 October; also referred to in The Jerusalem Times, 6 October.
According to figures collected, one third of the Palestinians referred by Palestinian health committees could not obtain permits to enter Israel see A/52/131/Add.2.
On average, permits to enter East Jerusalem from the rest of the West Bank were not issued to 19 per cent(92 individuals) of the Agency's personnel, who needed them, and in many cases no reasons were given for the denials.
The Israeli police arrested 38 Arab workers from the occupied territories on the ground that they did not hold permits to enter the district of Netanya. Al-Quds, 8/4/1994.