Примеры использования Turkey stated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Turkey stated that measures must be taken to ameliorate the living conditions of the Palestine people.
Bahrain, Barbados, the Comoros, Kazakhstan,Thailand and Turkey stated that provision of counsel was above and beyond that afforded in non-capital cases.
Turkey stated that the Constitution would enhance freedom of religion with a view to fighting extremism.
In a communication to the Secretary-General dated 3 January 1997, Turkey stated that Turkish fishermen did not use drift-nets in international or territorial waters since drift-net fishing was prohibited by Turkish authorities.
Turkey stated that rules were needed on who would bear the cost of proceedings.
Belgium and Turkey stated that the lack of a victim requirement would require further elaboration.
Turkey stated that Mongolia should be supported by international organizations in combating human trafficking.
The delegation of Turkey stated its country's intention to accede by the end of 2000 or some time during 2001.
Turkey stated that the 1960 Republic had been based on the political equality of Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots.
Greece, Poland and Turkey stated that the optional protocol should remain silent on the issue and leave it to be determined by the principles of international law.
Turkey stated that the 1997 Constitution upholds the rule of law and provides a solid basis for the protection of human rights.
As an example, before initialling the European Union-Turkey readmission agreement, Turkey stated that it expected a mandate to be given to the European Commission to initiate negotiations on visa exemption for Turkish citizens in the Schengen Area, and the Council invited the Commission to take steps towards visa liberalization as a gradual and long-term perspective, in parallel with the signing of the readmission agreement.
Turkey stated that countries should refrain from including accusations against other countries in their national reports and in other presentations.
Turkey stated that the refugees first cut standing trees and subsequently uprooted stumps, causing deterioration of forest root systems.
Turkey stated that the report A/HRC/WG.6/6/CYP/1 included biased information and that allegations therein do not reflect historical realities.
Turkey stated that the Turkish intervention in Cyprus in the wake of the 1974 coup d'état had been fully legal under the 1960 Treaty of Guarantee.
Turkey stated that non-Muslim minorities enjoyed the rights guaranteed by the Treaty of Lausanne and the Turkish Constitution arts. 10 and 24.
Turkey stated that the three basic documents of the review demonstrated that the overall performance of Tuvalu in the field of human rights is positive.
Turkey stated that the Greek Cypriot side should focus on solving the grave human rights problems under their administration instead of trying to put the blame elsewhere.
Turkey stated that its authorities generally facilitated and accepted the return, if they were notified within a reasonable time after the entry of the migrants to the other State. .
Turkey stated that as one of the countries most affected by terrorism, it believes that States should take the necessary measures to prevent and eradicate this scourge.
Turkey stated that its authorities generally facilitated and accepted the return, if they were notified within a reasonable time after the entry of the migrants to the other State. .
In its reply Turkey stated that respect for human rights as an ideal of humanity is reflected in its Constitution and in international instruments to which Turkey is a party.
Turkey stated that violence against women impaired women's enjoyment of their human rights and fundamental freedoms and constituted an obstacle to the achievement of the objective of gender equality.
Turkey stated that the question of whether other relevant information should be considered by the Committee along with the communication and the observations submitted by the State party needed to be further discussed.
Turkey stated that, since the adoption of its Constitution, Andorra had ratified more than 200 conventions and had signed and ratified 40 conventions for the protection of human rights, which was very encouraging.
In its response, Turkey stated that the right to seek pardon was limited by the President's power to remit all or part of the sentence on grounds of chronic illness, disability or old age.
The Government of Turkey stated that the equality of all Turkish citizens before law was guaranteed under Turkish legislation and they faced no discrimination whatsoever as far as their statutory rights were concerned.
Turkey stated that it deplored all hate crimes and noted that the 2007 circular issued by the Ministry of Interior contained instructions for preventing such incidents and promoting a culture of coexistence and peace.
Turkey stated that that partnership had ceased to exist after the Constitution had been unilaterally abrogated in 1963 by the Greek Cypriot side by use of force, and that since then there was no single authority representing Cyprus as a whole.