Примеры использования Was re-arrested на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The author was re-arrested on 4 May 1992.
Mr. Al-Ghamdi was allowed visits until 25 April 2007,when his wife was re-arrested.
The applicant was re-arrested on 16 January 2005.
He further alleged that he was not promptly brought before a judge andthat after his release in March 1987, he was re-arrested and re-indicted for the same offence.
In 1532, he was re-arrested, and remained in prison until 1534.
However, in a linked case, he was re-arrested in 1989.
He was re-arrested in connection with charges brought in five other cases.
The police was looking for him and if he was re-arrested he would probably be killed by the authorities.
Bridges was re-arrested in February following suspicions that he was attempting to flee the US.
However, although his immediate release was ordered, he was re-arrested and kept in a detention centre for four days.
In May, he was re-arrested and detained for approximately ten days in Juneid prison.
Following an interview with Al-Jazeera that revolved around detentionconditions in Saudi prisons, Mr. Gellani was re-arrested by the Saudi Security Services on 8 August 2007 at Hotel Morjane, his temporary residence in Mecca.
In 1944 Ochs was re-arrested and interned again, along with his sister, in Mechelen transit camp.
The Working Group notes nevertheless that the Government has not specified the time Mr. Al Abadi spent at liberty nor when he was re-arrested nor the exact nature of the facts he would be responsible and that had justified his re-arrest. .
She was re-arrested at a checkpoint on her way back from the hospital and badly injured on the head by soldiers.
However, immediately after his interview with TMB, Mr. Ovezov was re-arrested; allegedly because he had failed to register at the police station as part of his conditional release.
He was re-arrested on 6 April; on 5 July 2011, he was sentenced to three years in prison, with two years suspension.39.
On 21 April 2008,the source provided an update on the case of Mr. Savda, according to which he was re-arrested on 27 March 2008 by police forces on the basis of an arrest warrant that was issued against him on charges of desertion.
Dr. Al-Faleh was re-arrested on 19 May 2008 at his office at the King Sa'ud University by a group of approximately 15 policemen in uniform and armed civilians.
After being released on parole in 1993, he continued to write publicly(to publications outside of mainland China) and was re-arrested in 1995 for conspiring to overthrow the Communist Party of China and was sentenced in 1996 to 11 years.
Nine days after his release, he was re-arrested by the security services. On 8 May 2010, Mr. Al-Bitar was sent to the Central Investigation Department in Al-Khalil.
He was released"around 20 March 1988", after having addressed a letter to President A. Diouf about his allegedly arbitrary detention.On 6 April 1988, he was re-arrested, and after six days spent in a police lock-up, indicted on 12 April 1988.
On 3 January, Enver Sekiraqa was re-arrested on the suspicion of murdering a Kosovo police officer in August 2007.
According to the communications received from the sources, a summary of which was forwarded to the Government, after having been released from detention under amnesty on 4 February 1995, Khin Sint Aung, aged 61,doctor and elected member of the National League for Democracy(NLD), was re-arrested on 23 July 1996 by the Myanmar authorities on charge of recent activities in support of the opposition.
Under the pressure of public opinion Koch was re-arrested in 1949 and tried before a West German court and on 15 January 1951 was sentenced to life imprisonment.
In addition, the Government does not deny the fact that on 27 December 2004, Mr. Al Uteibi was acquitted by the State Security Court butwas only freed on 28 June 2005 and was re-arrested on 5 July of the same year, following an interview on Al Jeezera in which he condemned the occupation of Iraq by the United States.
Allegedly, Mr. Ovezov was re-arrested in 2011 and sentenced to five years in prison for failing to register at the police station as part of his conditional sentence.
Concerning Mr. Al Abadi's administrative detention, the Working Group notes that according to the Government,Mr. Al Abadi was released on 24 November 2003 after serving his sentence but was re-arrested and placed in administrative detention pursuant to the Emergency Act No. 162 of 1958 given the fact that he pursued his propaganda activities in favour of extremist ideas.
The Archbishop performing the ceremony was re-arrested and sentenced to"investigative detention", the student was deported and banned from the country for two years and the other members were allegedly charged with"disturbance of public peace and order.
He was released around 20 March 1988, after having addressed a letter to President A. Diouf about his allegedly arbitrary detention.On 6 April 1988, he was re-arrested, and after six days spent in a police lock-up, indicted on 12 April 1988. On 18 April 1988, he was released by decision of the Tribunal régional of Dakar. The decision simply orders the release of the author and eight other co-accused, but is not motivated.