Примеры использования To his release на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Do you think the killing is connected to his release?
The subsequent police investigation led to his release, ordered by the Mixed Provincial Prosecutor's Office of Tocache for lack of evidence.
We have had Sergeant Voight working for us since he got pulled out of lockup,a stipulation to his release.
Prior to his release, he was held at Sabrata hospital, since his transfer from Abu Salim prison in early April 2008.
Deputies will return defendant Barksdale to pre-trial for processing prior to his release.
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In the author's case, reviews did not lead to his release because he was repeatedly found to be a danger to national security.
The Court emphasized that the complainant failed to adduce any proof with respect to his judicial proceedings in relation to his release.
The international terrorist was freed Friday after signing the documents relevant to his release on bail at a court in El Paso and after paying a 355-thousand-dollar fine.
The violations of the Covenant on account of the"ideology conversion system" are said to have been of an ongoing character and run up to his release.
He believes that the habeas corpus proceedings relating to his release were not completed and were marred by procedural flaws because of the complicity of the judicial bodies.
He also explains that a high-level official told him to give a full confession on the alleged crimes,as this would lead to his release.
As the author suffered such pain for a considerable amount of time,from 2001 up to his release in September 2003, the Committee finds that he was the victim of cruel and inhuman treatment in violation of article 7.
Mr. Rosa Pérez(Comité Pro Derechos Humanos(Puerto Rico Human Rights Committee))thanked the Committee for its many resolutions which had helped lead to his release from prison in 1999.
It was also alleged that, prior to his release, Mr. Al Alili was asked to refrain from further engaging in political activities, particularly from making statements and declarations to the media.
When these complaints were brought to his attention by the prison administration,he stated that his relatives had resorted to the submission of complaints in the belief that they might lead to his release.
As the author suffered such pain for a considerable amount of time- from 2001 up to his release in September 2003- the Committee found that he was the victim of cruel and inhuman treatment in violation of article 7.
Referring to his release, Mr. Yulo Dawa Tsering said that the official statement according to which he had been freed because of his good behaviour, observance of prison regulations and admission of his guilt was not true.
As to the claim that the State party did not know that the author would be detained in Iraq, the author submits that the State party's own troops were members of MNF-I and participated in"the planning andinitiation" of the operation that led to his release.
Prior to his release, the authorities had requested that his family sign a"warrant document",to ensure that they would cooperate with the police if new judicial proceedings were to arise against the former detainee.
In case No. 852/1999(Borisenko v. Hungary),the author claimed that he was not provided with legal representation from the time of his arrest to his release from detention, which included a hearing on detention at which he had to represent himself.
After meeting with the author subsequent to his release, then counsel sought to procure permission of the author to return to Sweden, given that no charges were filed, as there would be little possibility for him of an ordinary life in Egypt.
In the People's Commissariat Teodorovich supervised the work of economist N. D. Kondratiev who led the department of agricultural economics and statistics of the Department of Agriculture, provided him with certain protection and patronage in particular,contributed in 1920 to his release from arrest.
On the complaint that from the time of arrest to his release from detention, the Hungarian authorities prevented the author from making contact with a lawyer, friends or his Embassy, the State party submits that this allegation is similarly inadmissible for failure to exhaust domestic remedies.
The United States Government had until 1 February to file charges with Judge Philip Martinez of El Paso, Texas, to prevent the granting of the application for habeas corpus filed by the notorious terrorist's defence which, if granted,would have led to his release.
The author also claims a violation of the Covenant as, although he made numerous requests for a lawyer, one was not made available to him and he was refused contactwith his friends and Embassy, from the time of his arrest to his release from detention.
Prior to his release on 6 June 1987, Mr. Ackla was notified of the President's decision to deny him the right to enter the district of La Kozah(interdiction de séjour) and his native town of Kara, situated in that district. On 24 July 1987, the police once more tried to arrest him when he returned to Kara to retrieve some personal effects.
My delegation calls on you, and through you on the United Nations and relevant bodies, to pressure Israel to provide necessary treatment to the prisoner immediately and to allow representatives of the International Red Cross, accompanied by doctors qualified to monitor his health condition,to visit him with a view to his release, along with 20 other comrades who have been held in Israeli prisons for more or less 22 years and who are also suffering from extremely serious medical conditions.
With respect to the author's claim that he was not provided with legal representation from the time of his arrest to his release from detention, which included a hearing on detention at which he had to represent himself, the Committee notes that the State party has confirmed that although it assigned a lawyer to the author, the lawyer failed to appear at the interrogation or at the detention hearing.
Severe illness led to his early release.