Примеры использования Special rapporteur believes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nevertheless, the Special Rapporteur believes that change can be achieved.
This is one of the many reasons why the Special Rapporteur believes that change is possible.
The Special Rapporteur believes that such meetings would be valuable on a periodic basis.
For these reasons the Special Rapporteur believes that article 43(b)(ii) should be retained.
The Special Rapporteur believes that the blockade constitutes a clear violation of international law.
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In the context of elections, the Special Rapporteur believes that the test threshold should be raised to a higher level.
The Special Rapporteur believes it to be apposite to draw attention to the matter in the present report.
As for the right to freedom of peaceful assembly, the Special Rapporteur believes that the proportionality and necessity test should be stricter in times of elections.
The Special Rapporteur believes that it is important to acknowledge that sound chemical management constitutes a pre-condition for the reduction of risks to human health and the environment.
In particular, the Special Rapporteur believes that new technology has diverse effects on development.
The Special Rapporteur believes domestic, foreign and international donors also have responsibilities.
Nevertheless, the Special Rapporteur believes that the follow-up assessment has been a valuable exercise.
The Special Rapporteur believes that the Santa Cruz killings should not be considered as a thing of the past.
Fundamentally, the Special Rapporteur believes civil society organizations play a significant role in combatting terrorism.
The Special Rapporteur believes that following emergent good practices may prove beneficial to all.
In such circumstances, the Special Rapporteur believes that the Government bears ineludible responsibility, for the following reasons.
The Special Rapporteur believes that it would be useful to spell this out in order to avoid any confusion.
However, the Special Rapporteur believes that the seriousness of the situation was understated in that report.
The Special Rapporteur believes that there are profound internal contradictions in the United Nations system.
The Special Rapporteur believes that the right of access to information is one of the central challenges of the future.
The Special Rapporteur believes that such provisions amount to a serious infringement of the right to freedom of association.
The Special Rapporteur believes that his information is credible and corroborated by a number of independent sources.
Indeed, the Special Rapporteur believes that there has been a significant deterioration in the human rights situation in the country.
The Special Rapporteur believes that substantial progress has been made in the field of laws on religious freedom.
The Special Rapporteur believes that the public denials are often implausible and amount to condonation of the attacks.
The Special Rapporteur believes that mental retardation should at least be considered as a mitigating circumstance.
The Special Rapporteur believes that any durable political solution must address the root causes of the conflict.
The Special Rapporteur believes that such transparency will help promote greater accountability and respect for human rights.
The Special Rapporteur believes that the reconciliation process would benefit from the establishment of some kind of truth commission.
The Special Rapporteur believes that profiling practices have a more serious impact than"neutral" law-enforcement methods.