Examples of using Concern persons in English and their translations into Russian
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An additional 12 newly reported cases concern persons allegedly arrested by the police.
Two cases concern persons who were detained at Habur while intending to cross the border to Iraq.
The great majority of the 16,329 cases of disappearance reported to have occurred in Iraq concern persons of the Kurdish ethnic group who allegedly disappeared in 1988.
This prohibition does not concern persons over 16 years, operating the machine under supervision of professionals.
In its replies, the Government of the People's Republic of China confirms that cases(a) to(g) and(i)to(m) concern persons sentenced to three-year terms of re-education through labour.
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The cases concern persons who were detained in Istanbul by security officers and taken to an unknown destination.
Furthermore, most cases that the authorities claim to have resolved are simply cases that concern persons placed under arrest who are still awaiting further investigations or trial.
The following questions concern persons brought into formal contact with the police and/or other parts of the criminal justice system.
Of the 18 newly-reported cases,most of which are said to have occurred between 1991 and 1996, seven concern persons who are allegedly members or related to members of religious parties.
Moreover, investigations that concern persons appointed by decree may only be carried out following a letter rogatory from the Prosecutor General.
In addition to economic and institutional causes, there are also sociological andpsychological causes which may concern persons who previously belonged to more well-to-do social classes.
Three of the reported cases concern persons who disappeared after the incidents in Beijing in 1989.
Three other cases concern persons who had activities within government-related institutions such as the army, the Baath party or the Intelligence.
The majority of the 23 reported cases of disappearance occurred between 1985 and 1992 in Quito,Guayaquil and Esmeraldas and concern persons who were allegedly arrested by members of the Criminal Investigation Service of the National Police.
Other cases concern persons who were allegedly members of terrorist groups; others were reportedly members of the military or civilians.
The majority of the 23 previously reported cases of disappearance occurred between 1985 and 1992 in Quito,Guayaquil and Esmeraldas and concern persons who were allegedly arrested by members of the Criminal Investigation Service of the National Police.
Convictions, when they occur,generally concern persons at the lowest levels of the trafficking chain, or family members who have received payments for their children.
Most cases concern persons who were arrested by unidentified security forces personnel in plain clothes from their home, often at night or early morning.
The newly reported cases reportedlyoccurred between 1994 and 1997 in various parts of the country and concern persons of all ages, from various professional backgrounds including peasants, small commercial traders, peasants and public administration employees.
A few cases concern persons who were allegedly arrested between 1976 and 2000 by the Syrian army or security services at checkpoints, or abducted by the Hezbollah, and transferred to the Syrian Arab Republic.
The cases on the list of missing Kuwaitis concern persons from various social strata and of different ages; only a few are non-Kuwaitis.
Most of them concern persons of Saharan origin who reportedly disappeared in territories under the control of the Moroccan forces because they or their relatives were known or suspected supporters of the Polisario Front.
Most of the 31 reported cases of disappearance occurred between May and August 1999, and concern persons who were separated from a convoy returning to Brazzaville from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and taken for interrogation by members of the security forces.
The majority of these court rulings concern persons who owe rent to municipal apartments owners or to an owner of residential houses that have been restituted.
Most of the 34 reported cases of disappearance occurred between May and August 1999, and concern persons who were separated from a convoy returning to Brazzaville from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and taken for interrogation by members of the security forces.
Two cases occurred in 2000 and concern persons arrested in the city of Mendoza by members of the local Police Investigation Office Dirección de Investigaciones de la Policía.
Twelve of the newly reported cases concern persons allegedly arrested by army personnel or by army and police personnel acting together.
The newly reported cases concern persons who were allegedly detained at the end of a demonstration in San Salvador de Jujuy during a confrontation between the demonstrators and the police.
Two cases reportedly occurred in 1995 and concern persons arrested by gendarmes, one at a checkpoint in Bujumbura and the other during an identity check on the outskirts of the capital.
