Examples of using Author replied in English and their translations into Russian
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The author replied in a letter dated 11 July 1963.
The author's comments 5.1 On 3 January 2008 the author replied to the State party's observations.
The author replied that Bakary Traoré was his cousin.
The agent then asked what Bakary Traoré did for a living, and the author replied that he was an electrician at GESTOCI.
The author replied that he was not eating as he was not hungry.
The Solicitor General commented on the appeal on 21 January 2000, further to which the author replied on 25 May 2000.
On 7 July 2005, the author replied to the State party's observations.
The author replied to the State party's submission on 11 July 2005.
After the interview, when consulted on this issue, the author replied that he was satisfied with the way the interview had been carried out.
The author replied within the time limit, but did not comply with the requirement.
On 19 November 2007 the author replied to the State party's comments.
The author replied to the State party's observations on the merits on 3 January 2011.
On the basis of e-mail correspondence with the author, the Board presumed that he was presently unable to appear before the Board and concluded that it was unable to review the matter.On 7 July 2004, the author replied that the reason for his deportation was precisely to obstruct the judicial process by preventing him from pursuing his charges against the police officers.
On 27 March 2007 the author replied to the letter transmitting the State party's observations.
The author replied that he could not accept her offer because he was young and wished to continue working at the bank.
Being cautioned, the author replied that he wanted to see his lawyer.
On 12 July 2005, the author replied to the State party's observations, saying that, before bringing the matter before the Committee, he had exhausted domestic remedies with his appeal in cassation to the Supreme Court against the National High Court ruling of 4 October 1999 and his amparo application to the Constitutional Court against the Supreme Court ruling of 5 July 2001.
We will slaughter all Serbs!" The author replied that he was born in Zagreb but the paramilitary officer hit and kicked him.
In various submissions, the author replied to correspondence from the Secretariat reminding him of the German reservation to article 5, paragraph 2(a) of the Optional Protocol.
Case No. 859/1999- Jiménez Vaca(A/57/40): on 4 March 2004, the author replied that he had filed a constitutional action before the High Tribunal of the Judicial District of Bogotá and an appeal before the Supreme Court of Colombia, complaining about the State party's failure to comply with the Committee's Views.
Authors reply to all comments on their post.
The author replies that the chairperson of the district electoral commission-- who also served as a local government executive in charge of commerce and education-- exerted direct pressure on these two supporters to make the disavowals.
With regard to admissibility, the author replies that the current communication is intimately linked to communication No. 1086/2002 and premised on the same facts, which satisfied the admissibility criteria in the original communication and therefore continue to do so now.
In his comments of 17 May 2000, the author replies that although the application for reconsideration was filed on 30 October 1996, the High Court of Justice took its decision only on 25 February 2000, when the application was dismissed.
In his submission dated 18 April 2002, the author replies to the State party's observations of 18 February 2002, reiterating the same arguments that he made on 2 January 2002.
In his comments of 16 November 1999, the author replies to the State party's claims on the merits, emphasizing that there is indeed enough evidence in the communication to infer that the State party is responsible for the violation of the Covenant.
With regard to the State party's contention that the statistical data on violence against Muslims is dated 1999, the author replies that it is specifically because the Board for Ethnic Equality was dismantled in 2002 that no updated data can be provided herein.
With regard to the State party's contention on exhaustion of domestic remedies, the author replies that after consulting with a lawyer on this issue, he was advised that his claim had no prospect of success before the Constitutional Court.
On 8 October 2009, the author replies that she invoked the substance of article 17 before the national court by reference to the parallel article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
As to the State party's contention that the medical reports did not show that Mr. Parot had been ill treated or tortured, the author replies that the torture inflicted upon her brother was not"medieval torture", but torture not leaving obvious traces on the body.