Примеры использования They also claimed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They also claimed to have been forced to sign confessions.
They also claimed that members of their family were buried on the site.
They also claimed to teach a masonic method of achieving invisibility.
They also claimed the right to exclude Chinese troops from the concession areas.
They also claimed that the decisions to refuse certain applications for exemption were invalid.
They also claimed that the AN-12 is not a military aircraft and is therefore not sanctioned.
They also claimed that the numerous stray dogs that roamed the area threatened their livestock.
They also claimed that there was increased military presence and activity by the Georgian side.
They also claimed that Variraptor was a nomen dubium because the type lacked any single diagnostic trait.
They also claimed Perry could not bring the case since he was a fugitive from justice at the time he left for Mexico due to outstanding contempt warrants from the earlier cases.
They also claimed that the first complainant was HIV-positive and would not be able to receive anti-viral drugs in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
They also claimed to have blown up the lower levels of the multi-storey Ta'ameen building, thus trapping dozens of loyalist snipers in the upper levels.
They also claimed that at least 40 Muslim and Croat houses had been completely destroyed or severely damaged in bombing attacks in Prijedor.
They also claimed, however, that from an administrative and technical perspective there was simply no time to organize credible elections before 30 June 2004.
They also claimed that this registration would incite ethnic and religious hatred and that they don't understand who sex workers are," continued Irina.
They also claimed that the annexed area included a major thoroughfare used by the residents of the territories who could not travel through Jerusalem owing to the entry ban to Israel.
They also claimed that future crowdfunding projects would need to take Mighty No. 9 as an example of a project going wrong, suffering from over-promising and failing to deliver.
They also claimed that some irregular groups had been responsible for killing Iraqi civilians and military personnel, but they were unable to specify which groups they were.
They also claimed that, since 2007, when works resumed for clearing the consequences of deepening and flooding the channel, as well as strengthening the coastline, the canal had no disastrous impact on the environment.
They also claimed a violation of article 1 of the same law, by the incitement, by means of public written expression, of discrimination, hatred or violence against the residents of the settlement on account of their racial origin.
They also claimed that the restrictions on their right to keep reindeer violated article 8 of the Convention as reindeer husbandry is closely connected with their culture and way of life. The appeal was dismissed by the Commission on 8 January 1993.
They also claimed that dozens of pro-Gaddafi who were held at their base were freed in the uprising and threatened to launch an assault in the city if they are not allowed back in and if the former prisoners were not handed to them.
They also claimed that they were"victims" because of their membership of a particular group of potential victims; the authors, together with any other Jews or immigrants, faced an imminent risk of suffering racial discrimination, hatred or violence.
They also claimed that the criterion of a person's way of life, which is the basis of the four-fold classification of the State party's population, is not only vague and undetermined but also totally unacceptable in a democratic political system.
They also claimed a violation of article 2, paragraph 1(d), read together with articles 4 and 6, arguing that the State party had tolerated a too-broad interpretation of the right to freedom of expression for observations made in the context of a political statement, regardless of whether those statements were racist or prejudicial.
They also claimed to have renounced their previous ethnic agenda claiming that they were ready to work with Tutsi leaders such as Sinduhije. On 27 August, ADC spokesperson Léonce Ngendakumana stated that if the Burundian Government rejected negotiations with the political opposition, he would risk being“chased away by arms”.
They also claim that members of their family are buried on the site.
They also claim that the cost for such a procedure is disproportionately high.
A document they also claim to sent the municipality, but that has never been done.
They also claim a violation of this article read alone and in conjunction with article 2, paragraphs 1 and 3.