Примеры использования Those arguments на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many of those arguments are well known.
All this intensity, all those arguments.
Those arguments were simplistic and incorrect.
It's his revenge for all those arguments he lost.
Those arguments are shopworn, familiar- and wrong.
And if this goes to trial,we can make those arguments.
Those arguments are perhaps equally valid today, if not more so.
The judgement quite closely repeated those arguments of the government, which had earlier been rejected by the ECHR.
Those arguments had been considered and investigated by ICAC and been given due attention.
In the context of the discussion on managing international migration, however, those arguments made more sense.
Viet Nam rejects those arguments and emphasizes the following points.
And they would argue all the time and,of course, the brilliant charming prince would-would win those arguments because the ogre was a dope.
However, those arguments were rejected by both the Inter-District Court and the Tashkent City Court.
Among the recently revealed facts andconclusions validating those arguments, available for the Court's consideration, we would single out just two.
Those arguments were not valid, and in fact the Secretariat had already issued one corrigendum to the report.
Turkish Armed Forces are concerned about the recent situation… the Turkish Armed Forces are a party in those arguments, and absolute defender of secularism.
The Committee considered that those arguments should be taken up when the merits of the communication were examined.
It had equal respect for Islamic beliefs and jurisprudence on which the arguments of the Sudan and other Muslim countries were founded andbelieved that public opinion would appreciate those arguments as well.
Those arguments should then be reviewed together with the supporting rationales, which would lead to the Commission's conclusions.
The representative of the International Union for Conservation of Nature supported those arguments and called upon Parties to also take into account the views of non-ECE countries in their deliberations.
Those arguments are only enjoyed(ramaṇīyām) by those who are impious and profane(abhavyānām) regarding this(asmin)--i.e.
Nonetheless, faced with evidence of the validity of the fundamental principles brought together in the Declaration on the Establishment of a New International Economic Order, andmany of the endeavours contained in its Programme of Action, those arguments could not prevail.
Ms. Belmir maintained that those arguments were clearly insufficient; the two categories of prisoner had always to be separated.
Finally, with regard to the allegations under article 14, paragraph 1, of the Covenant, the author submits that the State Council-- which was asked to make a final ruling on the matter-- failed to consider the arguments submitted by the author, namely those based on the Public Health Code, on articles 3 and 5 of the European Convention and on article 7 of the Covenant,even though those arguments had been developed at length by the author in her submission in support of the appeal.
Those arguments provide it with licence for attempting to disrupt democratic processes and for killing civilians, including women and children.
It was indicated that, should there be a doubt in the enacting State as to whether a foreign"interim proceeding" had a sufficient basis for the automatic effects of draft article 16, any affected person could seek termination of the stay under draft article 19(3).(The deliberations of the Commission concerning article 19(3) are reflected below in paragraphs 86-93.)The Commission found those arguments convincing and decided that the provisions of draft article 16 should apply also to"interim" foreign proceedings.
Not only have we in the League made those arguments many times before, but they are well known to the relevant United Nations organs.
Those arguments, which we have stated in the court of the first instance, and we intended today to listen to the witness, a specialist in the field of air traffic services, i.e.
Mr. KLEIN said that, while he accepted those arguments, he would prefer the two paragraphs dealing with article 14 to become the first two paragraphs in the list of issues.
Those arguments assume that protection of economic, social and cultural rights is by definition expensive and burdensome, while the realization of other rights is resource free.