Примеры использования Unclarified на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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More than 43,000 cases still remain unclarified, many dating back decades.
Without the cooperation of Governments, thousands of cases of disappearance will remain unclarified.
Over 40,000 cases still remain unclarified by the Working Group, many going back decades.
Most of the cases of disappearances reported for the last four years still remain unclarified.
More than 40,000 cases still remain unclarified by the Working Group, many dating back decades.
Without the cooperation of Governments, thousands of cases of disappearance will remain unclarified.
The fact that a number of killings with political connotations remain unclarified contributes to the persistent“culture” of impunity.
Serious concern was expressed to the Working Group at the vast number of cases which remain unclarified.
He would welcome an assurance that all aspects still unclarified would in fact be examined.
Numerous cases of disappearances alleged to have occurred in 1988 and in December 1991,reportedly remain unclarified.
The Working Group regrets that out of the 69 countries with unclarified cases, the Governments of 32 countries, i.e. almost half, did not communicate with the Group.
Tens of thousands of cases on the books of the Working Group still remain unclarified, many going back decades.
The Working Group reminds States that enforced disappearance is a continuous crime as long as the fate orwhereabouts of the victim remains unclarified.
Without the cooperation of Governments, thousands of cases of disappearance will remain unclarified and the relatives of those who have disappeared will continue to live in anguish.
Deadsy performed their first show at Coney Island in 1997 andabandoned the show after 3 songs for unclarified reasons.
On the one hand, in most situations where truth commissions are implemented the fate of thousands of victims remains unclarified and thousands of bodies remain unidentified, even when mass burial sites have been located.
An investigation, in accordance with the procedures described above, should be able to be conducted for as long as the fate of the victim of enforced disappearance remains unclarified.
The high requirements on internal andexternal security handling associated with AEO-F also ensure that fewer unclarified losses of goods- through theft, for example- are recorded.
The Working Group reminds States that enforced disappearance is a continuing offence for as long as the fate orwhereabouts of the victim remains unclarified.
Many of the files of those who disappeared in the"operations" in which Posada Carriles participated remain unclarified in the archives of the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances.
The Working Group reminded the Government of its responsibilityto conduct thorough and impartial investigations"for as long as the fate of the victim of enforced disappearance remains unclarified.
It is important for Iran to respond fully to IAEA's invitation so as toclear up those questions which have remained unclarified with respect to Iran's past nuclear activities.
Any act of enforced disappearance shall be considered a continuing crime as long as the perpetrators continue to conceal the fate and whereabouts of the disappeared person andthe facts remain unclarified;
The Working Group reminds States that enforced disappearance is a continuing offence and a continuous human rights violation for as long as the fate orwhereabouts of the victim remains unclarified.
The Working Group wishes to remind the Government of its responsibilities under article 13 of the Declaration to conduct thorough andimpartial investigations for as long as the fate of the victim remains unclarified.
Acts constituting enforced disappearances should be considered as a continuing offence as long as the perpetrators continue to conceal the fate and whereabouts of persons who have disappeared andthese facts remain unclarified;
The Working Group reminds the Government of its obligations under the Declaration to conduct thorough andimpartial investigations"for as long as the fate of the victim of enforced disappearance remains unclarified" art. 13.6.
Acts constituting enforced disappearance shall be considered a continuing offence as long as the perpetrators continue to conceal the fate andthe whereabouts of persons who have disappeared and these facts remain unclarified.
Citing Chile's obligations under the Inter-American Convention on Forced Disappearance of Persons,the Santiago Court of Appeals ruled in January 2004 that a 1978 amnesty could not apply in respect of a kidnapping when the fate of the victim remained unclarified.