Examples of using Lectures were given in English and their translations into Russian
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In 2000, in the framework of the week"Police- Human Rights" on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the signature of the EuropeanConvention on Human Rights, speeches and lectures were given at the police academy by well-known persons who have fought for this cause.
During 3 days, lectures were given on the topics.
Lectures were given and scientific literature published.
During the same period, similar lectures were given to civil servants on other aspects of the law.
Lectures were given by members of the police, the Ministry of Justice and NGOs.
In cooperation with the NGO Khmer Institute for Democracy, lectures were given on the topic"What are human rights?" and the Convention on the Rights of the Child to local authorities, police and teachers.
The lectures were given by an Officer of the Legal Service of the Republic.
The following lectures were given at the University of Hamburg from 8 to 12 July 1996.
Lectures were given assessing the situation in Eritrea and Ethiopia.
During the day, lectures were given by representatives of the Ministry of Justice and NGOs.
Lectures were given by experts from Germany, Malta, Morocco and Tunisia.
Annual interactive lectures were given in the leading industry higher institutional organizations of the country.
The lectures were given by scientists from CERN, JINR, Kazakhstan and other scientific centers.
During the day, lectures were given by representatives of the Academia, the Ministry of Justice, and NGOs.
The lectures were given by the Centre's staff and five history professors from the University of Ouagadougou;
Lectures were given by invited scientists from the world's leading Europe, American and Russian centers.
The lectures were given by Renate Eras(Germany), EU Expert in European Politics and European Support Programs.
In 1999, such lectures were given in four regular sessions of the course and two sessions of a short version of the course.
The lectures were given by experts, including judges from the Tribunal, practitioners, representatives of international organizations and scientists.
Lectures were given on topics such as the sources of sharia, crimes and penalties in sharia and sharia and international criminal law;
Lectures were given 5 days a week on weekdays and were up to 3 hours long; the afternoons were typically reserved for informal seminars.
Six lectures were given by UNU/WIDER staff members, public figures from Finland and international visiting scholars on topics related to the Institute's research.
During the meeting lectures were given by Prime Minister T. Sargsyan, Defense Minister S. Ohanyan, National Security Council Secretary A. Baghdasaryan, Foreign Minister Eduard Nalbandyan, AF GS Head General-Colonel Yu. Khachaturov, 1st deputy Defense Minister D. Tonoyan.
Lectures were given by four Mexican experts, a consultant and a member of the secretariat on various legal texts, including the UNCITRAL Model Arbitration Law and the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules, and on various issues of international arbitration practice.
As part of the course, lectures were given by international experts from the United States, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands, and from the Centre for Human Rights in Geneva, the United Nations Crime Prevention Office in Vienna and the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Some lectures are given by local professors.
For purposes of prevention, lectures are given on various legal topics in educational institutions.
The lecture was given in English.
The lecture was given within the framework of exchanging innovative experiences in librarian activity.