Examples of using Kosonen in English and their translations into Russian
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Kosonen in a Finnish surname.
At the invitation of the Chairman, Mr. Aarnio,Mr. Kosonen, Ms. Pietarinen and Mr. Cortez Tellez(Finland) took places at the Committee table.
Mr. Kosonen(Finland) said that the work of the Council for Equality had not been completed yet.
The UN/ECE secretariat would like to thank Mr. Marko Kosonen, an intern with the secretariat, for his substantive contribution to the preparation of this note.
Mr. KOSONEN(Finland) said that the Convention was directly applicable at all levels in Finland.
Chairman: Mr. Alexey Overchuk(Russian Federation); Moderator: Mr. Mike Traynor(United Kingdom); Rapporteur:Mr. Antti Kosonen(Finland);
Krista Erika Kosonen(born 28 May 1983) is a Finnish actress.
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On family legend Kosonen they have descendants to Basil Ivanovichu Patrikeev(Kosoy- Slanting), Gediminovich.
Mr. Kosonen(Finland) said that there were women in the Sámi Parliament, although he did not have exact figures.
The album was recorded with Tuomas Wäinölä(Kotipelto, Nylon Beat),Mikko Kosonen(Maija Vilkkumaa), Nino Laurenne(Thunderstone), Mirka Rantanen(Thunderstone), Mikko Kaakuriniemi(Kotipelto), Pasi Heikkilä(45 Degree Woman) and Janne Wirman Children Of Bodom.
As Mr. Kosonen had already explained in his statement, an amendment to the Aliens' Act had recently been adopted by Parliament.
Mr. Kosonen(Finland) said that eliminating racism was one of his country's persistent aims, which called for unstinting efforts.
Mr. KOSONEN(Finland) returned to the question of safe countries of asylum which had already been raised, with regard to Finland, in 1996.
Mr. Kosonen(Finland) said that matrimonial assets were usually distributed equally between spouses, unless a pre-existing agreement stipulated otherwise.
Mr. KOSONEN(Finland), responding to questions raised by the Country Rapporteur, said that reference had been made to a legal case concerning the indigenous Sami people.
Mr. Kosonen(Finland) said that he did not have figures for the Ministry of Justice before him, but he believed that the percentage of women was increasing.
Mr. KOSONEN(Finland) said that the current report was the result of effective cooperation between the relevant ministries and civil-society stakeholders.
Mr. Kosonen(Finland) said that ratification of ILO Convention No. 169 would require very careful consideration of the land rights of the indigenous and non-indigenous people alike.
Mr. Kosonen(Finland) said that the Council of Europe Convention was being studied by a working group in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, particularly in the light of possible amendments to the Convention.
Mr. KOSONEN(Finland) said that his delegation had taken note of the Committee's concerns about the definition of torture, and in particular the significance of psychological and moral injury.
Mr. Kosonen(Finland) said that the Centre for Human Rights was subject to the administrative jurisdiction of the Ombudsman, who appointed the Director and guaranteed its independence.
Mr. Kosonen(Finland) said that the transfer from one ministry to another of the Office of the Ombudsman for Minorities was part of a general change after the formation of the new Government.
Mr. KOSONEN(Finland) confirmed that the Convention was directly applicable in Finland, since all the international conventions that Finland had signed had been incorporated in its domestic law.
Mr. Kosonen(Finland) said that the Council of Europe had established a working group for the consideration of human rights protection in the context of accelerated asylum procedures.
Mr. KOSONEN(Finland), responding to questions raised, said that his introduction to the report had been brief in response to comments on the length of the introduction received from the Committee in 1996.
Mr. Kosonen(Finland) said that there were play cards at the kindergarten level and textbooks at the primary and secondary levels that addressed human rights issues, including gender equality.
Mr. KOSONEN(Finland) said that although in certain asylum cases appeals did not have automatic suspensive effect, the Helsinki Administrative Court could request that interim measures be taken.
Mr. Kosonen(Finland) said that the text of the Optional Protocol had been placed on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as just one way of spreading information on the Convention and on human rights in general.
Mr. KOSONEN(Finland) pointed out that, in order to be admitted to the Council of Europe, a country must be a constitutional State and must have ratified the European Convention on Human Rights, the implementation of which was very closely monitored.