Examples of using Author decided in English and their translations into Russian
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The author decided to go to Canada.
Given the worsening security situation, the author decided not to leave his room.
The author decided to give a new name to his creation.
After the complaint was lodged, the author decided to leave his country immediately.
The author decided to carry out a campaign against the lack of choice in the elections.
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As to the second arrest,after speaking with the investigating officer, the author decided not to proceed with it.
In 1997, the author decided to leave India.
However, the author is not aware of any actions that NHRC took as a result of this.On 7 March 2008, the author decided to contact NHRC again requesting compensation.
After this incident, the author decided to go back to her home town of Roudsar.
After consulting with the leadership in his community and his family, and considering that there was nowhere in Pakistan where he could go to avoid persecution, the author decided to seek refuge outside the country.
The author decided to leave the area without further delay and returned to his home town.
The same day,the author's house was allegedly searched by the police and the author decided to go into hiding until 24 June 1990, when he left Peru with a valid passport issued on 5 April 1990.
The author decided to flee the country and travelled to Denmark via the Sudan and Germany.
Given this conclusive advice from the specialist who had told her of the risks to her life if the pregnancy continued, the author decided to follow his professional advice and accepted the second option.
After these events, the author decided to seek refuge in the Red Cross office.
Since she wished to remain anonymous in the context of her criminal proceedings andgiven that she considers the State party to be able to identify her through the reference numbers she provides, the author decided not to disclose her identity to the Committee either.
The author decided to sue Ms. Stevenson for negligence civil action no 2.
With only five days in the middle of summer vacation to find a lawyer who would accept the case andprepare his defence brief, the author decided to draft the brief himself, which he then submitted to the Conseil d'Etat, as a matter of urgency, without having a lawyer review it.
The author decided to assume the defence of Mr. Bohsali, who paid him part of his fees in advance.
The author was advised by his counsel to plead not guilty butafter one day of proceedings, the author decided to plead guilty because he was"shocked to see the court proceedings and the way the trial was going on". On 17 October 1996, the author was sentenced to life imprisonment.
The author decided to terminate the pregnancy, and the necessary clinical studies were carried out, confirming the foetal abnormality.
The vehicle was not returned and the author decided never again to agree to the military authorities' requests.
The author decided to seek redress for her improper committal since, she submits, the committal procedure was flawed.
After having been advised by lawyers with experience in family and constitutional matters that the appeal would not be successful in the light of what had been said in the High Court, andin view of the fact that costs had been awarded against him in every previous action in the Family Court, the author decided to withdraw his appeal.
From Pakistan, the author decided to enter India where he requested to be recognized as a refugee by UNHCR.
The author decided to pursue the appeal and apply for cassation even though the lower court had been very clear about its reasons for declining jurisdiction.
After this incident, the author decided to flee the country with the help of an agent and funding from her parents.
The author decided to leave her husband, take the children and seek refuge in a shelter for battered women with support and legal assistance from the Centre for Women's Rights(the Centre) in Warsaw. On 27 July 2007, she went to the family's apartment together with a representative of the Centre to collect her and her children's belongings.
In annex 1 to the said publication the author decided to recall and quote just 30 multilateral conventions and 18 regional conventions dealing with the obligation in question.
The author decided to seek special leave to appeal to the Australian High Court, and the case was listed for hearing, and adjourned only because the author had absconded.