Examples of using Second communication in English and their translations into Arabic
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Appendix Second communication.
First option is cheaper, safer and hides the second communication.
The second communication was not translated in time for inclusion in this report.
Additional chapter- Second communication.
In 2013, a second communication was sent regarding the alleged risk of execution of a juvenile offender.
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Projections chapter- Second communication.
In a second communication, the source reported that the seven persons had been released on 31 May 2005.
The list included the names of the seven journalists referred to in the second communication.
The second communication, sent in 2008, was related to an attack against the chair of a well-known human rights organization.
India made a request for moredetailed information on these incidents that was dealt with in a second communication.
The information provided by the source in the second communication also contained information on one of the cases registered under Japan.
The second communication concerns reports that the Moscow police stopped an open-air Baptist service on 26 July 2003.
The team recommends that the description of policies andmeasures be updated in the second communication to account for major developments that have occurred since mid-1994.
The second communication, dated 11 August 2005, has not yet been translated and therefore has not yet been reviewed by the Working Group.
The author of communication No. 1190/2003(second communication) of 25 April 2003 is María Jesús Bikene Obiang, a citizen of Equatorial Guinea.
In the second communication, dated 28 June 2010, the Government submitted information on one case which had been previously clarified by the source.
The author of communication No. 1330/2004(second communication), dated 7 April 2003, is Antonio Hernández Mateo, a Spanish national, born in 1940.
The second communication concerned information on seven cases, which was considered insufficient to clarify them, as well as three possible duplications.
Plácido Micó Abogo, the alleged victim in the second communication, was the secretarygeneral of the Convergencia para la Democracia Social(CPDS), a legal opposition party.
The second communication made it clear that the delegation of the previous regime was not acceptable to the new ruling Government of Taliban.
By letter of 25 June 2004, the Government replied to the second communication and explained that on 17 April 2004, Javed Anjum, a mentally retarded youth, was visiting a relative in Toba Tek Singh.
The second communication concerned all outstanding cases and the information provided was considered insufficient to lead to their clarification.
On 30 July, the Subcommission had addressed a second communication to the delegation, providing its views to date concerning certain aspects of the submission and requesting additional data and information.
The second communication concerns reports that security forces attacked the SaintAntoine Coptic monastery in the Red Sea Desert on 19 August 2003 and that, among other things, they blocked access to the monastery and tried to destroy the fence around it.
In a second communication, the Special Rapporteur referred to the alleged arrest in May 1999 of a Filipino accused of preaching Christianity in Riyadh.
The second communication concerned reports about associations of families of the disappeared who could not obtain legal registration from the Algerian authorities.
In a second communication dated 21 January 2009, the Government replied to the prompt intervention letter sent by the Working Group on 9 December 2008.
In a second communication from the source, the Working Group was informed that two FSB officers, both working in Ingushetia, had admitted to the abduction and the torture of Ozdoev.
The second communication concerned José Alfredo Arroyo Juárez, Samuel Teroga Rodríguez, Pablo Domínguez Montiel and the minor Daniel Rueda Becerril who were arrested by an off-duty police officer on 18 April 2009, in Cuernavaca, Morelos.
The second communication concerns reports that Mr. Lazaros Petromedelis has been stripped of his status as a recognized conscientious objector, which he has held since November 1998, for refusing to do 30 months of community service because of the punitive nature of this service.