Приклади вживання Libération Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Front de Libération Nationale.
Find their fact checks on Le Monde and Libération.
Front de libération du Québec.
Although praised by Positif, Le Monde and Libération.
The Front de libération du Québec( FLQ).
The brand has also been cited in media such as The Guardian, Libération or Capital.
If you look at this year's Libération, it's simply a picture of Macron celebrating his victory over Le Pen, rather than decrying the presence of Le Pen, and that's really important,” Lees said.
Following the recruitment of significant numbers of Congolese Hutu theorganisation took the name Armée de Libération du Rwanda(ALiR).
The musician Gerome Nox recently told the newspaper Libération how he had worked on one of the services posing as a hostess called Julie to attract men and keep them online as long as possible.
He knows that there's no job for him because he issmarter than any guy willing to hire him”(Libération, February 15, 1984).
The museum is dedicated to the Ordre de la Libération, France's second national order after the Légion d'honneur, which was created in 1940 by General Charles de Gaulle, leader of the Free French Forces.
He left his political exile only in 1991 tosupport the creation of the Front européen de libération(FEL- European Liberation Front).
Newspapers such as Libération, Charlie Hebdo and associations, political parties, and various publications criticizing the current drug laws and advocating drug reform in France have been repeatedly hit with heavy fines based on this law.
The first«New wave of Ukrainian cinema» film festival in Pariswas covered by influential French media like Libération, Figaro, and AFP(France-Presse newswire agency).
Newspapers such as Libération, Charlie Hebdo and associations, political parties, and various publications criticising the current drug laws and advocating drug reform in France have been repeatedly hit with heavy fines based on this law.
When acting in their official capacity they may thus be subject to wider limits of acceptable criticism than ordinary citizens(see, in particular,July and SARL Libération, cited above).
In spring 1994 the applicants learned from the French press(Libération) that a Swiss undercover police officer, Commissioner Cattaneo, had written a report, called“the Mato Grosso Report”, concerning his 1991 investigation into drug trafficking between Brazil and Europe.
She returned to France and after the evens of May 1968, took part in a feminist group FMA(Féminin Masculin Avenir), which with other groups would eventuallyform the Women's Liberation Movement(Mouvement de Libération des Femmes, or MLF).
The Economist said the victory was“a blow for Jean-Marie Le Pen and his racist National Front,” but added that not all French media was as jubilant,noting the Libération editor who said that while the victory cannot change the France's social reality,“it can change the image the French have of themselves.”.
Dr. David Lees, a researcher on French politics at Warwick University, tells me the FN's expected advance signals a shift from the France of 2002- one that is bestillustrated through the covers of French left-wing daily Libération from both periods.
The Court has in fact already been called upon on two occasions, in Floquet and Esménard and July and SARL Libération(both cited above), to examine complaints relating to the Borrel case and to the right to freedom of expression in respect of comments on the handling of the judicial investigation, finding in each of those cases that there was a debate on a matter of public interest.
The argument that there was no pressing social need was mainly supported by the context in which the remarks were made, because the case had received significant media coverage,as the Court had previously noted in its July and SARL Libération judgment(no. 20893/03, ECHR 2008) and as confirmed by the Chamber in paragraph 76 of its judgment.
Accordingly, the Court takes the view that the applicant's impugned remarks, which alsoconcerned, as in the said cases of Floquet and Esménard and July and SARL Libération, the functioning of the judiciary and the handling of the Borrel case, fell within the context of a debate on a matter of public interest, thus calling for a high level of protection of freedom of expression, with a particularly narrow margin of appreciation accordingly being afforded to the authorities.
On 23 December 2014, more than 70 politicians, academics, union heads and charity leaders around the world signed in The Guardian an open letter in opposition to the decision by Luxembourg to prosecute Antoine Deltour.[83] On 10 March 2015,the French newspaper Libération released an Op-Ed article signed by multiple French and International signatories including Edward Snowden, Thomas Piketty and Eva Joly.[84] A support committee to Antoine Deltour set up a public petition that got more than 212,000 signatures in November 2016.