Examples of using Her statements in English and their translations into Russian
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Holloway made Eve falsify her statements.
There, she endorsed her statements and did not report the torture she had suffered.
The State party did not dispute that her statements were credible.
There is evidence supporting her statements, but the connection between CCD and OCD is not clearly understood.
The police took pictures of her injuries and recorded her statements.
Her statements are not characterized by radical views, main accent is on international cooperation and organizations.
As the case wore on,much of the attention was given to Beth Twitty and her statements.
The author points out that the authorities of the Netherlands found her statements credible and that the facts of the case were not disputed by the State party.
The Committee summons the victim orher legal representative to hear her statements;
The Executive Director provided regular updates in her statements to the Board on UNFPA intentions, plans and progress concerning regionalization.
Get the child's approval; check with the child whether you have understood andrecorded his/her statements well;
However, her statements must be regarded as being tainted by strong animosity against him by reason of their marital separation and divorce.
Neither a defence lawyer nor Ms. Darabi's parents were present when her statements were taken by the police or the judges.
According to the author, the official transcripts of the court proceedings are erroneous anddo not properly reflect her statements.
Ms. Uwimana claimed that her statements were true and that none of the subjects about whom she wrote commented upon or denied her statements.
The State party submits that it was unnecessary to initiate an examination of the complainant for signs of torture, since her statements were not credible.
Male authority figures believe her statements, and neither her father nor Hannah Gruen, the motherly housekeeper,"place… restrictions on her comings and goings.
In the present case, it is the author who has provided most of the information, although her statements fail to underpin her own allegations, and even contradict them.
She is said to have retracted her statements in court, alleging that they had been extracted under torture. On 13 October 1995, the verdict was reportedly confirmed on appeal.
The national authorities are in a very good position to assess the information submitted by an asylum seeker and to appraise his or her statements and claims in view of the fact that they have the benefit of direct contact with the asylum seeker concerned.
The Deputy Executive Director echoed her statements, adding that UNICEF was the co-chair of the inter-agency advisory committee on the harmonized approach to cash transfers and was involved in revising its framework.
The author claims that the migration authorities did not take into account that during the proceedings she needed language interpretation and that the inconsistencies in her statements regarding important facts were due to misunderstandings or inaccurate interpretation.
The author further states that any vagueness in her statements is due to the fact that she lives in France, which makes contact with her brother and his lawyers difficult.
Similarly, the Committee considers that the fact that Ms. Kjærsgaard's statements were made in the context of a political debate does not absolve the State party from its obligation to investigate whether or not her statements amounted to racial discrimination.
The Greenback supports from Yellen speech has dissipated as basically her statements contained nothing new and confirmed FED continues to exercise caution in unwinding monetary support.
Her statements amount, however, to a claim that Sweden would violate article 3 of the Convention in deporting her and her family to Azerbaijan, since there is a real risk that her husband would be subjected to torture.
The State party emphasizes that the national authorities are well placed to assess the information submitted by an asylum seeker and to appraise his or her statements and claims in view of the fact that they have the benefit of direct contact with the person concerned.
She has raised the question of follow-up in her statements at various conferences held since the Conference at Durban, as well as in her report to the Commission on Human Rights E/CN.4/2002/94.
Given the repeated pattern of degrading and offensive statements from the political grouping of Ms. Kjærsgaard,it would have been appropriate to examine the question whether her statements did fit into a propaganda type activity, which has been deemed an aggravating circumstance in section 266(b)(2) of the Criminal Code.
Asked to comment her statements to BBC regarding the discrepancy between accounts on the night of elections and those released early on April 6, the baroness said that there were some own estimates at 01:00 a.m.