Примеры использования Wished to inspect на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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At a minimum,the Committee should have given the State party an opportunity to provide any additional documents it wished to inspect.
The Dutch and British were not yet at war,but the British wished to inspect the Dutch merchantmen for what they considered contraband destined for France, then engaged in the American War of Independence.
Iraq has also granted the Commission unrestricted access to various equipment the Commission wished to inspect during that period of time.
Forces nouvelles personnel informed UNOCI inspectors and the Group that, if they wished to inspect the vehicles and weapons, they would have to do so at the Anaconda base in Bouaké, even though the materiel concerned is deployed in Séguéla.
In this context,he referred to the decision of the Security Council to the effect that Iraq had to allow unconditional access to any site the Commission wished to inspect.
The Council also requested the Chairman to visit Baghdad as soon as possible with a view to securing access to all sites which the Commission wished to inspect and to engage in a forward-looking dialogue on other issues under the Commission's mandate.
As has been the case since 27 November, all inspections took place without prior notice to the Iraqi counterparts, andthe Iraqi counterparts allowed immediate access to all the sites the teams wished to inspect.
The denial by Iraq, on repeated occasions, of immediate, unconditional andunrestricted access to sites which they wished to inspect and the attempts made by the Government of Iraq to impose conditions on the conduct of interviews with Iraqi officials by the Special Commission constitute a gross violation of its obligations under resolutions 687(1991), 707(1991) and 715 1991.
The discussions were, for the most part, devoted to issues of policy,in particular that of access to all sites in Iraq that the Commission wished to inspect in the implementation of its mandate.
Following the undertakings in the joint statement, the Commission had hoped that Iraq would, in conformity with its obligations, secure the Commission's team immediate, unconditional andunrestricted access to sites it wished to inspect.
Of 23 August 1996 of the Special Commission's inspection teams and demanded once again that they be given immediate, unconditional and unrestricted access to any and all areas, facilities, equipment, records andmeans of transportation which they wished to inspect and Iraqi officials whom they wished to interview, so that the Special Commission might fully discharge its mandate. Presidential statement The Security Council, inter alia, deplored the refusal by Iraq to allow the Special.
The resolution also demanded that Iraq allow UNSCOM and IAEA inspection teams immediate, unconditional and unrestricted access to any and all areas, facilities, equipment, records andmeans of transportation that they wished to inspect.
It also requested the Executive Chairman of UNSCOM to visit Baghdad with a view to securing immediate, unconditional andunrestricted access to sites that the Commission wished to inspect as well as to engage in a forward-looking dialogue on other issues.
It again demanded that Iraq comply with the relevant resolutions of the Council and, in particular, allow the inspection teams immediate, unconditional and unrestricted access to any and all areas, facilities, equipment, records andmeans of transportation which they wished to inspect.
In accordance with the wishes of the Council, I sought assurances from the Government of Iraq that it would grant the Commission immediate, unconditional andunrestricted access to all sites the Commission wished to inspect and, to obtain greater clarity on Iraq's understanding of its obligations in this regard.
In the resolution the Council emphasized the importance it attached to full compliance by Iraq with its obligations, under resolutions 687(1991), 707(1991) and 715(1991), to permit immediate, unconditional andunrestricted access to any site which the Commission wished to inspect.
By refusing to make available documents and information requested by UNSCOM within the scope of its mandate, by imposing new restrictions on the weapons inspectors andby repeatedly denying access to facilities which UNSCOM wished to inspect, Iraq, once again, acted in flagrant and material breach of Security Council resolution 687 1991.
In both the resolution and the statement the Council demanded that Iraq comply with the relevant Security Council resolutions and, in particular, allow the Commission's inspection teams immediate, unconditional and unrestricted access to any and all areas, facilities, equipment, records andmeans of transportation which they wished to inspect.
The presidential statement underlined the importance of the Commission's inspection teams and demanded once again that they be given immediate, unconditional and unrestricted access to all areas, facilities, equipment, records andmeans of transportation which they wished to inspect and Iraqi officials whom they wished to interview so that the Commission could fully discharge its mandate.
This is especially useful if you wish to inspect changes in a file when you don't have a working copy on your local machine.
The Security Council demands once again that Iraq comply with the relevant resolutions of the Council and, in particular, allow the inspection teams of the Special Commission immediate, unconditional and unrestricted access to any and all areas, facilities, equipment, records andmeans of transportation which they wish to inspect.
The statement includes an undertaking by Iraq to secure immediate, unconditional andunrestricted access to all sites the Commission wishes to inspect and an undertaking by UNSCOM that it will operate with full respect for the legitimate security concerns of Iraq.
For that purpose the Council imposed on Iraq specific obligations to allow the Commission's inspection teams immediate, unconditional and unrestricted access to any and all areas, facilities, equipment, records andmeans of transportation which they wish to inspect.
Emphasizing the importance the Council attaches to full compliance by Iraq with its obligations under resolutions 687(1991), 707(1991) and 715(1991) to permit immediate, unconditional andunrestricted access to the Special Commission to any site which the Commission wishes to inspect.
Allow the Special Commission, IAEA and their inspection teams immediate, unconditional and unrestricted access to any and all areas, facilities, equipment, records andmeans of transportation which they wish to inspect;
Where a person wishing to inspect said materials requests that he/she be provided with copies of those materials, he/she shall pay the expenses of the Eurasian Office for copying the materials and, where necessary, their transmittal in accordance with the charges made for Office services.
Kuwait also has nothing to hide from the representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC), and, regardless of Iraq's claims to the contrary,its prisons are always open to visits by ICRC officials wishing to inspect the conditions in which their inmates are kept.
It underlines the important role of the Special Commission's inspection teams and demands once again that they be given immediate, unconditional and unrestricted access to any and all areas, facilities, equipment, records andmeans of transportation which they wish to inspect, and Iraqi officials whom they wish to interview, so that the Special Commission may fully discharge its mandate.
The Security Council requests the Chairman of the Special Commission to visit Baghdad as soon as possible with a view to securing immediate, unconditional andunrestricted access to all sites which the Special Commission wishes to inspect, and to engage in a forward-looking dialogue on other issues under the Commission's mandate.
Demands that Iraq cooperate fully with the Special Commission in accordance with the relevant resolutions; and that the Government of Iraq allow the Special Commission inspection teams immediate, unconditional and unrestricted access to any and all areas, facilities, equipment, records andmeans of transportation which they wish to inspect;