Примеры использования Which it states на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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On 22 February 1995,the Security Council approved its response to the Secretary-General's Supplement to Agenda for Peace, in which it states: 1/.
The Board publishes an annual report, in which it states its general approach to governance, expressing its firm belief in the Swedish company model with dominant shareholders.
The Government of the Sudan continues to issue statements,including through the President, in which it states that the proposal cannot be accepted as it stands.
The Committee recalls its general comment No. 32(2007), in which it states that, while the Covenant does not prohibit the trial of civilians in military courts, nevertheless such trials should be exceptional and take place under conditions which genuinely afford the full guarantees stipulated in article 14.
The Committee recalls its general comment No. 32(2007) on article 14(Right to equality before courts and tribunals andto a fair trial), in which it states that the impartiality of the courts has two aspects.
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The Committee recalls its general comment No. 1 on the implementation of article 3 in the context of article 22, in which it states that it is obliged to assess whether there are substantial grounds for believing that the complainant would be in danger of being subjected to torture if he or she were returned to the country concerned.
Recalling the failure of the Government of Cuba to cooperate with the Commission on Human Rights with regard to its resolution 1992/61 of 3 March 1992 5/ by refusing to permit the Special Rapporteur to visit Cuba, and noting its response,as cited in appendix II to the interim report of the Special Rapporteur, in which it states:"we emphatically reject resolution 1992/61 and, accordingly, we cannot cooperate in its implementation in any way.
The Committee recalls its general comment No. 32(1982)on the right to life, in which it states that, while the Covenant does not prohibit the trial of civilians in military courts, nevertheless such trials should be very exceptional and take place under conditions which genuinely afford the full guarantees stipulated in article 14.
This principle flows directly from the interpretation of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination of the International Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination under General Recommendation VIII, in which it states that identification as members of a particular racial or ethnic group should, if no justification to the contrary, be based upon selfidentification by the individual concerned.
The Committee recalls its general comment No. 1 on the implementation of article 3, in which it states that it is obliged to assess whether there are substantial grounds for believing that the complainant would be in danger of being subjected to torture if he or she were returned to the country concerned, and that the existence of such a risk must be assessed on grounds that go beyond mere theory or suspicion.
As to whether the State party violated the rights of the author under article 16, paragraph 1(e),of the Convention, the Committee recalls its general recommendation No. 19 on violence against women in which it states that"[C]ompulsory sterilization… adversely affects women's physical and mental health, and infringes the right of women to decide on the number and spacing of their children.
The Committee recalls its general comment on the implementation of article 3 of the Convention, in which it states that it is obliged to assess whether there are substantial grounds for believing that the complainant would be in danger of being subjected to torture were he or she to be returned to the country in question, and that the risk of torture must be assessed on grounds that go beyond mere theory or suspicion.
In addition, the State party refers to its reservation to article 10, paragraph 2, in which it states that the principle of segregation is an objective to be achieved progressively.
The author submitted a decision of the Ministry of Agriculture dated 15 April 1948 made under the authority of the Land Act 142/1947 in which it states that all of the land over 150 hectares with the exception of certain lands was confiscated pursuant to paragraph 1 of the same Act and that everything between 50 and 150 hectares was also confiscated under the same paragraph.
The Committee recalls its general comment on the implementation of article 3 of the Convention, in which it states that the risk of torture must be assessed on grounds that go beyond mere theory or suspicion.
Paragraph 7.8 of the ruling on communication No. 1640/2007 states that the Committee"… recalls its general comment No. 32(2007), in which it states that, while the Covenant does not prohibit the trial of civilians in military courts, nevertheless such trials should be exceptional and take place under conditions which genuinely afford the full guarantees stipulated in article 14.
The Committee recalls its general comment No. 1(1997)on the implementation of article 3, in which it states that the risk of torture"must be assessed on grounds that go beyond mere theory or suspicion.
This trend confirms the statement made by the GM on the national contribution to the target in which it states that it is putting in place concrete measures to increase the involvement of CSOs and STIs in investment frameworks.
In this connection the Committee recalls its general comment No. 20(1992) on the prohibition of torture andcruel treatment or punishment in which it states that the right protected in article 7 of the Covenant relates not only to acts that cause physical pain but also to acts that cause mental suffering.
In this context, it envisages not only preventive measures for which the police would be responsible, but also, and especially, political and social measures;in this regard in September it published a framework document on action to combat far-right extremism, in which it states that rightwing extremism must be considered in a global political context, that it can be combated only through a series of targeted measures taken sufficiently in advance and that punishment alone is not effective.
In October 1992 ICRC issued a paper in which it stated:“The present situation calls for the creation of zones… which need international protection”.
We view favourably the statement made by Iraq last September in which it stated that full cooperation and inspections would resume unconditionally.
OIOS notes that,in April 2004, CEB approved a policy statement on staff mobility, in which it stated that the executive heads would actively promote inter-agency mobility.
On 5 June 2012, the Permanent Mission of Libya sent a letter to the Committee in which it stated that Libya had no information on the Letfallah II shipment.
In this connection, the Committee recalls paragraph 6 of its report of 16 October 2000(A/55/487), in which it stated its view that.
The Employer responded to Šipad's letter by a telex dated 30 December 1990 in which it stated that there were still several items that had not been completed satisfactorily, and, accordingly, it was unable to issue the final acceptance certificate.
The State party's reply to question 10, in which it stated that expulsion orders were final and could not be challenged in any court, also revealed a lack of conformity with the Convention.
Taking note of the Order of the International Court of Justice of 13 September 1993, in which it stated that"the present perilous situation demands…[the] immediate and effective implementation of those[provisional] measures".
The Ombudsperson Institution of Kosovo submitted its eleventh annual report to the Assembly of Kosovo on 17 September, in which it stated that the most common complaints related to judicial performance, in particular delays in adjudicating cases and the non-implementation of court decisions.
The Committee recalls in that respect its general comment No. 34(2011), in which it stated, inter alia, that the freedom of expression is essential for any society and a foundation stone for every free and democratic society para. 2.