Examples of using Interviewed separately in English and their translations into Russian
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Women who seek asylum together with their husbands are interviewed separately.
Interviewed separately, each confirmed that they had been recruited in Rwanda.
The Kuwaiti and the non-Kuwaiti partners were interviewed separately during a technical mission to Kuwait.
The Group interviewed separately 15 eyewitnesses to the events, including Congolese and Ugandan border.
They were also noted for their lack of a bass player, andtheir general refusal to be interviewed separately.
Seven FDLR deserters, interviewed separately in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda, informed the Group that they purchased military supplies from FARDC on a regular basis.
Insofar as the investigation anddetermination of applications is concerned, all adult applicants are interviewed separately and are entitled to bring a legal advisor with them.
Four local leaders interviewed separately in Kibumba personally witnessed Rwandan soldiers offloading equipment and soldiers from RDF trucks and jeeps at Gasizi on those same dates;
That women asylum seekershave the right to an independent claim to asylum and, in this respect, to be interviewed separately, without the presence of male family members, so that they have the opportunity to present their case;
Many prisoners interviewed separately reported that the going rate for a place to sleep for new arrivals was 5,000 CFA CFA 2,000 for a place in the women's quarters in Abomey Prison.
Different mechanisms were discussed in terms of whom to interview when collecting asset ownership data at the individual level, including:( a)the principal couple in the household interviewed together;( b) the principal couple in the household interviewed separately;( c) two people, consisting of a principal man and woman or the most knowledgeable man and woman in the household;( d) the head of household or the most knowledgeable person in the household; and( e) one person( man or woman) selected randomly from households.
Twenty FDLR deserters, interviewed separately in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda, informed the Group that they purchased military supplies from rank-and-file FARDC officers on a regular basis.
Legal assistance was not offered during the preparation of the application. On 13 December 1989, the author andother occupants of the boat were interviewed separately by the same immigration official. On 21 December 1989, the author and other Pender Bay occupants were flown to Villawood Detention Centre in Sydney. On 27 April 1990, the author was again interviewed by immigration officials regarding his application for refugee status.
According to one FDLR former combatant interviewed separately by two members of the Group in May 2009, the transit routes for this recruitment have remained open during the course of 2009, and, in the first five months of 2009, he had been aware of 150 new recruits arriving in Uvira through Burundi via the Ruzizi plain.
Four FDLR former combatants interviewed separately by the Group have confirmed several deliveries of weapons and ammunition to FDLR units based in the Uvira and Fizi areas of South Kivu since November 2008.
According to a RUD-Urunana officer interviewed separately by the Group, the transaction was supervised by the son-in-law of Kavatsi, correctly identified by another RUD-Urunana former combatant from a picture shown to him by the Group.
During its visit of March 2013 to Ituri, the Group interviewed separately 20 former Morgan combatants and escaped or liberated abductees, including seven women who told the Group that they had been forced to become the“wives” of various militia members.
Three surrendered ex-CNDP soldiers andFDLR combatants interviewed separately by the Group stated that after being driven out of Masisi by Government forces, Gen. Ntaganda had withdrawn with all his officers and troops to“Lt Col.” Mugasa's headquarters.
Several gold traders interviewed separately in Bunia in September 2009 informed the Group that the main buyers of gold in Bunia are Rajendra Vaya(known locally as Raju) and J. V. Lodhia(known locally as Chuni), two Kampala-based gold traders who are directors of sanctioned entities see para. 133 above.
The Group obtained information from several sources interviewed separately, including Ugandan intelligence officers, FRF officers and diplomats in the region, referring to the visit to Kampala in June 2009 by a delegation led by Mr. Rwema comprising members of the Congolese Tutsi diaspora and individuals linked to FRF with the objective of winning external support.
Allow women applying for asylum to be interviewed separately from their husbands or other male members of their families to determine their eligibility for refugee status and adopt gender-sensitive approaches in carrying out the interview, including the use of female interviewers and translators trained in gender issues;
The police interviewed them separately?
The Group has separately interviewed an eyewitness who reported that he met Mr. Ramazani in South Kivu in October 2009.
The Group has separately interviewed three children who were abducted by FARDC in Kitchanga and used as porters in military operations.
The Group separately interviewed two FARDC officers of the tenth military region who were aware of the diversion of this military equipment.
A RUD-Urunana former combatant separately interviewed by the Group described Colonel Nyamuhimba as instrumental in fund-raising and sending money to RUD-Urunana by Western Union.
In April 2009, two foreign journalists separately interviewed Boyah, one of whom acknowledged the assistance of President Faroole's son Mohamed(now the President's media adviser) in arranging the meeting.
On their scheduled wedding day, immigration officials arrived at the Registrar's office, interviewed each of them separately and detained them before they were able to marry.
When interviewed by the Office separately on the matter, each defence counsel contended that the money lent was necessary for expenses related to the defence of their respective clients.
Broadcaster Andrew Neil separately interviewed the party leaders in The Andrew Neil Interviews on BBC One, starting on 22 May with Theresa May.