Примеры использования President ben на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As the uprising intensified, President Ben Ali fled the country on 14 January 2011.
The institution was endorsed by Prime Minister Ben Gurion and President Ben Tzvi.
President Ben Ali of Tunisia had appealed for the signature of an international charter for peace and progress.
It added that the subjugation of human rights by former President Ben Ali and his entourage lay at the heart of the upheaval.
On October 22, 2000, President Ben Ali announced that he would break all diplomatic ties with Israel following the"violence in the Palestinian-controlled territories.
The complainant adds that he was detained for 48 hours in November 1998, during President Ben Ali's visit to Gabès governorate.
The OHCHR AM reported that, during President Ben Ali's rule, freedom of expression and assembly had been severely curtailed.
When the government cracked down violently on the Islamist Ennahda Movement in 1991,Marzouki confronted Tunisian President Ben Ali calling on him to adhere to the law.
His publishing company's president Ben Maddahi then set up a first-time studio session for Puth with DJ Frank E at a studio in Los Angeles.
Tunisia has directed all its capabilities to elevating itself to the level of an advanced country within a future-oriented vision,the foundations of which were laid by President Ben Ali.
President Ben Ali also asserted his determination to ensure the proper enforcement and primacy of the law, and successfully revised the legislation relating to political activity.
A number of submissions mentioned that the review should take into consideration two periods,namely the one preceding the ousting of President Ben Ali and the one since 14 January 2011.
In order to overcome that difficulty,I held extensive consultations with President Ben Ali of Tunisia, the current Chairman of OAU, and the Secretary-General of OAU and other interested parties.
International Freedom of Expression Exchange Tunisia Monitoring Group(IFEX-TMG)documented severe violations against the right of freedom of expression under the regime of President Ben Ali.
The source reports that these laws,which date back to the time of President Ben Ali, establish penalties for the offences of"violating sacred values" and"disturbing public order and morals.
For example, during the war against Syria in 2011, allied propaganda consisted of convincing the population that President el-Assad was going to abdicate, as President Ben Ali of Tunisia had done earlier.
They argue that despite the overthrow of President Ben Ali and the political changes in Tunisia, the human rights situation in the country remains unstable and its political future is very uncertain.
The adverse impacts of soaring food prices could wreak devastating havoc on societies;the civil unrest that toppled the 23-year reign of President Ben Ali in Tunisia during January 2011, stood as a strident reminder.
In light of the above,the State party submits that after President Ben Ali was overthrown in mid-January 2011, several interim Governments have attempted to put in place a democratic transition process in Tunisia.
President Ben Ali has made this proposal based on the success of the experience of the National Solidarity Fund, 26.26, set up in Tunisia in 1992, which helped lower the rate of poverty in our country from 22 per cent to 6 per cent.
In the light of its results and the extent of poverty in the world,on 25 August 1999 President Ben Ali called for the creation of a World Solidarity Fund to help to combat poverty in the poorest regions of the planet, and to assist world peace and development.
President Ben Ali himself, in speeches in October and November 1999, said he believed that the Press Code needed to be reformed in order to"curb the selfcensorship reflex", and undertook to ensure that such a reform would shortly be submitted to the Chamber of Deputies.
As a result,I received a letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Tunisia on 23 July 1994, in which President Ben Ali provided a"unique and indivisible" list of four observers, comprising the two observers previously designated and two others.
It welcomed President Ben Ali's statement that the death penalty will no longer be implemented, but recommended that follow-up to these good initiatives is given with regard to appropriate legislation and implementation on the ground.
Under the circumstances and in order not to delay further the beginning of the identification and registration process,I invited President Ben Ali, in his capacity as current Chairman of OAU, to designate his representatives as soon as possible, in consultation with OAU Secretary-General Salim Ahmed Salim.
He indicated that the President Ben Ali announced that the legal status of the Human Rights Committee was no longer depending on a presidential decree and include several branches and high capable representatives as well as representatives of civil society.
When he visited certain remote andvirtually inaccessible areas of the country, President Ben Ali realized how precarious their populations' living conditions and incomes were, owing to the lack of vital community facilities and basic amenities and the low economic potential for production and employment.
President Ben Ali, speaking about the need to enable the Palestinian people to recover their legitimate rights, also said in his statement that Tunisia was hopeful that all efforts would be pooled in order to reactivate the peace process relaunched in Annapolis so that peace and stability can be achieved in the region.
Under the Government of former President Ben Ali, the independence and impartiality of the judiciary had been constantly undermined through the use of executive powers to intimidate and pressure independent judges.
President Ben Ali has stated that Tunisia, based on its commitment to peace as a strategic choice and its tireless commitment to the just Palestinian cause, calls upon the United Nations to step up its efforts to implement the rights of the Palestinian people so that that people can live as it deserves in freedom and dignity.