Examples of using Built without a permit in English and their translations into Russian
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Structures built without a permit.
The Israeli authorities demolish houses they claim have been built without a permit.
The houses were built without a permit.
Houses built without a permit, and permits are issued sparingly, are demolished.
The mosque was reportedly a Hamas stronghold and had been built without a permit. Ha'aretz, 9 May 1993.
The houses were built without a permit. Jerusalem Post, 18 May 1993.
It has been alleged that no Jewish house in West Jerusalem has ever been demolished,even if it was built without a permit.
The issue of homes built without a permit is not a problem in Malta.
The confiscation of buildings is different from the confiscation of land, andis also different from the demolition of houses built without a permit.
In East Jerusalem, houses built without a permit cannot connect to the water network.
On 29 November 1998, hundreds of police officers facilitated the demolition of an East Jerusalem house built without a permit.
Almost a third of all Palestinian dwellings had been built without a permit, leaving some 85,000 persons at risk of losing their homes.
On 11 April, the IDF demolished five Palestinian-owned houses in Hebron on the grounds that they had been built without a permit.
Another 1,800 houses had been demolished on the grounds that they had been built without a permit. Jerusalem Post, 8 and 9 December; Ha'aretz, 9 December.
During the month,the Israeli authorities demolished four Palestinian-owned houses in the district of Jerusalem on the pretext that they had been built without a permit.
On 3 August, the Civil Administration demolished two houses built without a permit in the village of Anata and the Al-Ram area north of Jerusalem. Ha'aretz, 4 August.
On 28 August, the Israeli authorities demolished two houses in Al Jib andanother in Anata on the pretext that they had been built without a permit. Al-Tali'ah, 31 August.
Lands in the occupied territories andthe destruction of homes allegedly built without a permit; both those measures had been condemned by General Assembly resolutions in 1997.
Turning to the issue of housing, he said that there was a severe shortage of housing for the Arab population, and that many houses andstructures were built without a permit.
The pending enforcement cases do not only concern structures or houses built without a permit but include all other offences under the Development Planning Act, 1992, such as alteration of a building without the necessary permit. .
On 13 July, the Israeli authorities demolished the house belonging to the Al Bana family in East Jerusalem,on the grounds that it was built without a permit. The Jerusalem Times, 18 July.
The rest of the land has been broken up into enclaves, which are separated from each other and controlled by checkpoints and roadblocks. On 15 October 2007, Jerusalem's committee on planning and construction voted in favour of permitting settlers to reside in a five-storey building located in the middle of the East Jerusalem neighbourhood of Silwan,despite the fact that it had been built without a permit.
On 12 August, the Civil Administration demolished three Palestinian-owned homes that had been built without a permit in three villages in the Ramallah area.
Another factor influencing the standard of living of the population of the Occupied Palestinian Territory is the continuing demolition of houses said to have been built without a permit.
On 27 August, under heavy border police and police guard, the Jerusalem Municipality demolished three Palestinian homes that had been built without a permit in the Silwan neighbourhood in East Jerusalem.
Israel demolished 768 structures in the West Bank between 2001 and 2003 and 161 structures in East Jerusalem between 2001 and 2004 for having being built without a permit.
On 2 November 1994, the IDF demolished a house in East Jerusalem belonging to a Palestinian resident, Abu Al Hawa,on the pretext that it had been built without a permit. The Jerusalem Times, 11 November 1994.
On 20 August, it was reported that the Mayor of Jerusalem,Ehud Olmert, had signed two demolition orders against two five-storey buildings in East Jerusalem that had been built without a permit.
On 13 October, the Israeli authorities destroyed two nearly completed houses near the town of Beit Ummar on the main road between Bethlehem and Hebron,on the grounds that they had been built without a permit. The Jerusalem Times, 17 October.
On 18 September, the Jerusalem Municipality evicted pupils and teachers from an Arab nursery school in the Umm Tuba neighbourhood anddemolished the building on the grounds that it had been built without a permit.
