Examples of using Had explained in English and their translations into Arabic
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I had explained you that Divya.
I thought I had explained myself.
It had explained that negative impact in an annex to its report.
It might have helped if you had explained them to us.
You had explained to me. And now you.
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He admits that one lawyer, Mr. Bakhonoev, had visited him in the detention centre of Gudermes,and this lawyer had explained to him his rights in Chechen.
I thought I had explained it to you.
With regard to the question of vital human needs, he referred to paragraph(4) of the commentary,where the Commission had explained what it had in mind.
My neighbor had explained how, but it took a while.
The delegation had explained that the sentence could not be commuted because the law had not been amended.
The answers to the list of issues had explained the reasons why his country had not yet done so.
Venezuela had explained that its excess CFC consumption and production in 2005 had represented CFC-11 produced in 2005 and stockpiled for use in 2006 as a feedstock in the domestic production of CFC-12.
The SHRC however also underlined that it had explained to the author that the complaint process would be lengthy.
Mozambique had explained its position regarding every recommendation in the addendum to the report of the Working Group, with particular emphasis on recommendations that had been postponed.
The representative of the Secretariat explained that information on thematter had been sought from GEF, which had explained that its strategic approach to capacitybuilding, which might provide institutional strengthening assistance to those countries, was still being developed.
The State party had explained that appeals were lodged in a large number of such cases and that it was therefore unnecessary to establish a mandatory system for appeals.
With regard to police action, the Danish delegation had explained that, whenever a police officer used force, a report must be filed with the Chief of Police.
The delegation had explained at length the position of the United States in that regard in its opening statement and detailed components of a response could be found in the written replies.
A representative of the Office of Legal Affairs had explained that there was no intention on the part of the Secretary-General to introduce any change in that respect.
That representative had explained that the 1967 aggression had been an act of self-defence, yet only recently General Dayal, who as Minister of Defence at the time had launched the aggression, had acknowledged that it had not been an act of self-defence.
In 1989, a member of the Italian delegation had explained, in reply to a question on that point, that 8 per cent of all tax revenue was set aside to subsidize the Catholic Church.
The delegation had explained that certain differences in treatment in fact constituted“positive discrimination”.
With regard to the death penalty, the State party had explained that it had lifted the moratorium on executions because of the highly insecure situation and the difficulty of protecting the population.
While the Government had explained that unscheduled visits were made to monitor the situation, it would be useful to know what other measures had been taken.
During the course of the discussions, Agency representatives had explained in detail to the representatives of the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea why each specific inspection measure was essential at that stage.
The representative of Germany had explained, at the above-mentioned sessions, that in his country the government could fund a non-governmental organization and ask for its expertise.
Thus, the Cuban delegation had explained to the representatives of Canada that the so-called“independent journalists” referred to by Canada were neither independent nor journalists.
The President of the International Tribunal had explained the free choice available to States parties to the Convention among the various mechanisms for resolving disputes relating to the law of the sea.
Although the delegation had explained that the Dina dealt mainly with less serious offences, it was not clear whether the decisions relating to them were based on customs or the laws and regulations in force.
The representative of Maldives stated that he had explained to the Ozone Secretariat that his country ' s state of non-compliance had resulted from a large volume of imports in one year, and that no further imports would be permitted for the following two years.