Примеры использования Working group believes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Working Group believes that this amount may be around 30-50 soms.
Based on therange of documentation and information received, the Working Group believes itself to be in a position to render an Opinion on this case.
The Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the case.
In the light of the foregoing andof the documents provided by the source, the Working Group believes that each case should be dealt with separately.
The Working Group believes that the adequate remedy would be his release.
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After considering the arguments, the working group believes a small amount of additional flexibility is appropriate.
The Working Group believes that this is yet another violation of the principle of legality.
Therefore, the informal working group believes the DETA application can be based on the same principles as the ETAES application.
The Working Group believes that the facts as alleged enable it to render an opinion.
The Working Group believes that it cannot play a role as the case cannot be followed up.
The Ad Hoc Working Group believes that it is high time to call for the second round-table meeting of donors.
The Working Group believes that it cannot play a role as no follow-up can be given to the cases.
The Working Group believes that the accusations against Mr. Mbonimpa arise from his activities as a human rights defender.
Nonetheless, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to consider the case again and render an opinion.
The Working Group believes that transparency would of course be enhanced if these types of arrangements were made public.
The Working Group believes that partnerships with civil society organizations are essential to the fulfilment of its mandate.
The Working Group believes that its Opinion is founded on a solid legal basis consistent with accepted jurisprudential norms.
The working group believes that this practice should continue and text in paragraph 6.2.5 is proposed to regulate it.
The Working Group believes that tolerance and coexistence are the lowest common denominators for a society free of racism and discrimination.
The Working Group believes that judges must limit themselves to the evaluation of facts and the application of the law, without displaying personal feelings.
The Working Group believes that a clemency measure of this kind would help to promote the national reconciliation sought by the Government.
The Working Group believes that such a visit will enable it to fulfil the specific request made by the Commission in its resolution 1997/50.
The Working Group believes that it cannot question the findings of the High Court in respect of the activities of Tek Nath Rizal which have been found to be proved.
The Working Group believes that this tradition should be used as a basis for allowing the institution of Jabmi progressively to develop into that of lawyer.
The Working Group believes that this outcome is due to the vague and overly broad formulation and application of criminal offences in particular articles 79 and 88.
Furthermore, the Working Group believes that it should conduct further country visits, as they are of great importance to victims of arbitrary detention.
The Working Group believes that in view of the prolonged period of time already spent deprived of liberty, the adequate remedy would be his immediate release.
The Working Group believes that the conviction and sentence meted out to Tri Agus is violative of his right guaranteed under article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The Working Group believes that the Association can complement, but not replace a United Nations-managed process for human rights due-diligence monitoring and oversight.
The Working Group believes that the Decade for People of African Descent will contribute to achieving equality and non-discrimination and strengthening the rule of law and democracy.