Примеры использования Those interviewed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Who are those interviewed?
Those interviewed have been unanimous in stating that, overall, boys are more interested in ICTs.
Questions on perceived corruption are generally formulated in simple language, thus a response(perception)is normally obtained from all those interviewed.
One of those interviewed had no serious complaint to make.
A lack of access to States' territories also meant that a number of interviews had to be conducted by telephone or Skype, with those interviewed fearing being monitored.
Many of those interviewed expressed similar views of mission workplans.
The Special Rapporteur also takes note that according to a survey by the British Broadcasting Corporation in March 2010,79% of those interviewed in 26 countries believe that Internet access is a fundamental human right.
According to those interviewed, on each occasion the intensity of the shootings increased.
Refugees in Chad reported that bombardments were invariably followed by ground assaults by the military, the Janjaweed, orby combinations of the two. The Janjaweed were dressed in khaki uniforms and those interviewed could not distinguish them from the regular armed forces except by the fact that they often travelled on horses or camels, while the military used mechanized transport.
Finally, those interviewed observed that a gun brought them power and respect.
One point worth noting in the report is that as regards respect for the dignity of the patients,"in general,the opinion expressed by those interviewed is that the staff manage to treat them with respect, and there has been a noteworthy reduction in the instances in which patients were called by nicknames and treated with disrespect or with outright hostility.
Those interviewed told the Mission that Serb forces would not allow their return.
The vast majority of stakeholders responding to the survey as well as those interviewed agreed that the Department was effectively contributing to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, given the limitations of its role.
Those interviewed also provided eyewitness testimony to murder and massacres involving more than 350 individuals.
Less than one quarter of those interviewed, though, claimed to have been ill-treated or tortured while in detention.
Those interviewed by the Mission were released after the proceedings against them had apparently been discontinued.
In the eastern andsouthern regions, all those interviewed had returned from Pakistan. Fiftytwo per cent of the Afghan returnees interviewed were male and 48 per cent female.
Of those interviewed, 15 individuals provided first-hand, concrete testimony of FARDC-FDLR collaboration.
The Mission notes that those interviewed in Gaza appeared reluctant to speak about the presence of or conduct of hostilities by the Palestinian armed groups.
Those interviewed told a consistent story of attacks by a large number of uniformed men on horses or camels who killed, destroyed and looted.
The Special Rapporteur notes, however, that those interviewed in south-western Iran did not recount any observation of more organized and direct forced relocation; they simply felt compelled to flee the country.
Those interviewed invariably described the Janjaweed as being exclusively"Arab", as opposed to the victims who were described as"black" or"African.
Several of those interviewed believed that he had been executed for being a member of another armed group.
Those interviewed indicated that searches, and thus the pillaging, burning and destruction of property, targeted groups and individuals who appeared to be defectors, members of anti-Government armed groups, demonstrators, and family members of the aforementioned.
Only 39 per cent of those interviewed stated that the Palestinian leadership should pursue negotiations with Israel under the present conditions. Ha'aretz, 9 January 1995.
All those interviewed had suffered immensely from the death and abduction of family members, separation from and loss of contact with family members and a desperate financial situation which made day-to-day living precarious.
The mission reported that all those interviewed acknowledged the important role played by the OHCHR/Cambodia, and supported its continued presence in Cambodia, at least until the human rights context improves to a satisfactory extent.
Of those interviewed only one family of farmers have access to some public policy aimed at serving the rural environment, more specifically the National Program for Strengthening Family Agriculture- PRONAF.
Many of those interviewed described hearing screams during the night, including men calling for help.
Many of those interviewed, however, commented that the mandate is so broad that virtually anything can be aligned to it within the focus areas.