Examples of using Kuwait reported in English and their translations into Russian
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Kuwait reported on the provision of personal shaving instruments.
Furthermore, Kuwait reported on the numerous terrorist incidents that it had confronted in recent years.
Kuwait reported that crimes against women committed in the name of honour were infrequent.
The Government of Kuwait reported that, as a result of the 1990 Iraqi occupation of Kuwait, a total of 605 persons, including 7 Kuwaiti women, were held in detention in Iraq.
Kuwait reported that its domestic definition was general but narrower.
Kuwait reported that it, as an Islamic State, applies the death penalty, among other punishments.
Kuwait reported that it was party to nine international and four regional counter-terrorism instruments.
Kuwait reported on its Customs Law which contains provisions on smuggling offences applicable also to illicit trafficking in motor vehicles.
Kuwait reported that, motivated by its global responsibility as a State Member of the United Nations, it will attend the World Conference.
Kuwait reported that provisions of the Agreement relating to conservation measures were being applied under its national regulations to protect its marine living resources.
Kuwait reported that it had ratified the Organized Crime Convention and the Convention against Corruption, both of which were relevant to economic fraud and related crimes.
Kuwait reported that, in order to provide greater protection and welfare for workers, a Supreme Advisory Committee had been established pursuant to a ministerial decision of August 1999.
Kuwait reported that, when deprived of their liberty, children are kept separate from adults in order to ensure that the system is responsive to the care and developmental needs of the children concerned.
In 2012, Kuwait reported that the Private Sector Labour Act made a provision for the establishment of a general authority to address workforce issues, particularly in relation to migrant workers.
Kuwait reported that its Anti-Corruption Authority would collaborate with the Ministry of Education in order to involve young people from all levels of education in the fight against corruption.
The Government of Kuwait reported that neither the Anti-drug Law nor the Code of Criminal Procedure contained provisions on special investigative techniques such as controlled delivery operations.
The panellist from Kuwait reported on extensive legislative and institutional reforms undertaken by his country in response to the country review and to the observations made in the country report. .
In its response, Kuwait reported that the death penalty is not imposed on persons under the age of 18 at the time of the commission of a crime, nor on pregnant women, new mothers or the mentally incapacitated.
The Government of Kuwait reported that Kuwaiti legislation shows due regard for the need to combat impunity and to take effective measures to prevent perpetrators of human rights violations from enjoying impunity.
Kuwait reported that the General Directorate for Drug Control welcomed cooperation with the international, regional and bilateral drug control agencies in using all available means for practical application.
In 2012, Kuwait reported that it had tabled a bill to amend the Code of Criminal Procedure so as to reduce the length of police custody to 24 hours instead of four days and also to reduce the term of pretrial detention from three weeks to one.
The Government of Kuwait reported that there was full coordination between the General Directorate for Drug Control and the Gulf Cooperation Council Centre for Criminal Intelligence for combating drug trafficking in the Qatari Capital Doha.
Kuwait reported that full gender equality and the exercise of rights and freedoms without discrimination were guaranteed by law, including the rights of women subjected to violence to equal access to justice and to recourse for any act of violence perpetrated against them.
Kuwait reported that during its occupation by Iraq many Kuwaiti women had been subjected to inhumane forms of violence, for which reason the State had established the Social Development Office so as to continue developing society and its process of reconstruction.
Kuwait reported another positive balance on its current account, which amounted to US$ 3 billion in 1994 compared with US$ 2.2 billion in 1993, as it continued to increase oil exports and as its financial commitments incurred during the Persian Gulf conflict declined.
Kuwait reported no incidents of stolen movable cultural objects, either local or imported, that would fall under the terms of the Unidroit Convention on Stolen or Illegally Exported Cultural Objects or under the Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict and its two Protocols.
The Government of Kuwait reported that the General Directorate for Drug Control welcomed cooperation in promoting efforts to monitor the status of amphetamine-type stimulants in collaboration with the global synthetics monitoring programmes and all the United Nations agencies involved in the fight against drugs.
Kuwait reports that students were involved in the development of a national human rights education strategy through student councils.
Under this arrangement, the Finance, Human Resources andProcurement Sections in Kuwait report to the Chief of Administrative Services through the relevant section chief.
The date for consideration of the Kuwait report should accordingly be changed.