Примеры использования To scrutinize на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Also is what led to a decision to scrutinize the visas of Iranians.
To scrutinize all aircraft clearance requests for flights destined for Angola and States neighbouring Angola;
Country offices were requested to scrutinize vendor listings regularly.
We are dutybound to scrutinize some of the notions- security, stability, vulnerability- that have underlined our analysis hitherto.
The provision on fair andpublic trials also enables the public to scrutinize the work of a country's courts.
If you continue to scrutinize my every move, I won't make our timetable.
The Committee recommends that the General Assembly request the Secretary-General to scrutinize the proposed requirements based on actual needs.
This makes it easier to scrutinize government actions, and it reinforces public accountability.
The publication of judgments allows the public, the press, civil society organizations, lawyers, judges andlegal scholars to scrutinize the actions of judges.
Proposal for a mechanism to scrutinize budgets of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea.
Other delegations pointed out that EMEP should be open to the participation of the best experts that it could attract to scrutinize technical reports by its centres.
Aeroflot will continue to scrutinize the needs of its pas- sengers and raise the competitive edge of its product.
The Official Information Act of 1997 guarantees the public the right of access to official information and enables them to scrutinize the work of the Government.
We also reserve the right to scrutinize previous activity on the network by the claimant for evidence of collusion.
Sweden explained that there was a constitutional ban on censorship,so public authorities were not allowed to scrutinize texts or other messages prior to their dissemination.
It was important for the Committee to scrutinize the abusive conditions to which many of them were subjected in States parties.
The adequacy of those measures-- and States' compliance with them-- will, of course, be key issues for our ongoing discussion,and we will continue to scrutinize them very carefully.
On 14 September 1822, in the morning Champollion began to scrutinize a cartouche with an inscription carved on Abu Simbel temple rocks.
It would continue to scrutinize very carefully the recommendations of the Advisory Committee,to ensure that the Mission had the necessary resources to discharge its mandate.
This has been true even when my mandate has required me to scrutinize relevant aspects of the work of those missions.
The session should be able to scrutinize those challenges in order to show the way in which society permits the expression of human rights and social development.
Because violence affects every aspectof a woman's life, it is good practice to scrutinize the many other areas of law that may affect victims/survivors.
Invited the Task Force to scrutinize the implementation of the current strategy and identify gaps as a basis for revising it;
Resources for such missions could not be justified, andthe Japanese Government intended to scrutinize the operations concerned so that unintended dependencies could be rooted out.
It was therefore imperative to scrutinize each proposal with a view to balancing the organizations' needs against current international fiscal conditions.
Listed individuals are particularly vulnerable at border crossing points where officials have the chance to scrutinize their documents and check them against their databases.
Member States should continue to scrutinize those costs, with a view to effecting further reduction and absorption.
Since most of the draft articles on responsibility of international organizations were of a very general nature,it would be necessary to scrutinize the meaning and scope of some of them.
It further requested the ad hoc group of legal experts to scrutinize and finalize decisions 2012/1 and 2012/2 on the adoption on those amendments.
He has thus urged the Government to consider establishing an independent board of inquiry, or a body comprising responsible representatives from political parties, non-governmental organizations andreligious organizations, to scrutinize such acts.