Examples of using Askarov in English and their translations into Arabic
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(Signed) Murad Askarov.
Mr. Askarov(Uzbekistan), Vice-President, took the Chair.
(Signed) Murad Askarov.
Askarov was constantly reminded of his brothers ' arrests.
(Signed) Murad Askarov.
Mr. Askarov(Uzbekistan) said that the world was facing a" perfect storm" of crises.
(Signed) Murad Askarov.
According to the delegation, Mr. Askarov was accused of organizing the murder of a law enforcement officer.
The State party makes no comment in relation to thetorture allegations made on behalf of Mr. Askarov and the Davlatov brothers.
Because of this treatment, Askarov and Davlatovs signed confessions.
Askarov offered public apologies to the author for wrongly accusing him of having links with, and sponsoring, the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan(IMU).
According to the author, his brother Askarov was subjected to beatings and torture to force him to confess guilt.
Mr. Askarov(Uzbekistan): I have the honour to speak on behalf of the Republic of Uzbekistan in its capacity as the Chair of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization(SCO).
The second author, Mr. Nursatov, affirms that following the murder of Sanginov, several suspects were arrested,including his brother, Saidabror Askarov and the Davlatov brothers, as well as Karimov.
In addition, Mr. Askarov and the Davlatov brothers were denied food for the first three days of arrest.
For instance, the Supreme Court upheld the lifesentence against human rights defender Azimjan Askarov on charges of organizing mass disorder and inciting inter-ethnic hatred during the June 2010 violence.
Allegedly, Askarov was only allowed to meet with relatives for ten minutes six months after arrest(exact date not provided), in investigators ' presence.
During the initial month of detention, Askarov was interrogated at the Ministry of Internal Affairs ' building all day long and often interrogatories continued into the night.
Askarov and the Davlatov brothers allegedly are victims of a violation of article 14, paragraph 3(e), because the testimonies of the witnesses on their behalf were rejected as" false".
Finally, the author claims that Askarov ' s and the Davlatov brothers ' rights under article 6, paragraphs 1 and 2, were violated, because they were sentenced to death after a trial that did not meet the requirements of article 14.
Mr. Askarov(Uzbekistan): The Government of Uzbekistan fully supports the findings and recommendations of the report of the Secretary-General(A/64/651) and resolution 64/10.
Mr. Askarov(Uzbekistan)(spoke in Russian): I should like to congratulate you, Sir, on your election as Chair of the First Committee at the sixty-sixth session of the General Assembly.
Mr. Askarov(Uzbekistan): I should like to express our sincere appreciation to you, Mr. President, for your exceptional and exemplary leadership of the sixty-third session of the General Assembly.
Mr. Askarov(Uzbekistan): I should like to congratulate you, Sir, on your election as Chair of the First Committee, as well as the other members of the Bureau. I wish all of you success at this session.
Mr. Askarov(Uzbekistan) emphasized the importance of impartial and balanced information about international and regional developments, and about current issues in international politics and the world economy.
Mr. Askarov(Uzbekistan) said that the global financial and economic crisis underscored the need for Governments to pursue responsible policies aimed at establishing a stable and diverse foundation for sustainable economic development.
Mr. Askarov(Uzbekistan) said that his Government ' s top priorities included ensuring the social protection and social and material well-being of mothers and children and the increased participation of women in national reforms.
Mr. Askarov(Uzbekistan) said that the Committee should actively and efficiently coordinate and channel Member States ' intellectual, technological and resource potential to find a sustainable solution to the multiple crises which the world was facing.
Mr. Askarov(Uzbekistan) said that it was in the interests of all countries to strengthen the NonProliferation Treaty, which was the cornerstone of international security, and that it was more important than ever to maintain a balance between its three pillars.
Allegedly, Askarov used a temporary absence of the National Security Service officer from the press conference room to confess that he gave false testimony against the author, on a promise from the Minister of Internal Affairs that six imprisoned mullahs would be spared the death penalty.
