Examples of using Sibal in English and their translations into Russian
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Detention Mr. Kapil Sibal.
Sibal translates as new go or new start.
Chairman: Mr. K. Sibal India.
Mr. Louis Joinet on behalf of Mr. Sibal.
Mr. Kapil Sibal Chairman of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention.
Paris: H.E. Ambassador Nina Sibal India.
Ambassador Kanwal Sibal, Foreign Secretary, Ministry for Foreign Affairs(27 September);
Working Group on Arbitrary Detention Chairperson-Rapporteur:Mr. K. Sibal.
Indian foreign policy: challenges and prospects,Kanwal Sibal, Foreign Secretary of India, January 2003.
Nina Sibal, Director, New York Liaison Office of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.
I now invite the Foreign Secretary of India, His Excellency Mr. Kanwal Sibal, to address the Conference.
The organization has instituted the annual Nina Sibal Award for the most outstanding non-governmental organization working on disability.
This information was communicated by the Home Minister in his letter No. GA(9)-14/94/728 dated 2 November 1994, addressed to Mr. Kapil Sibal.
At its twentyeighth session in September 2000, the Group re-elected Mr. Sibal as ChairmanRapporteur and Mr. Joinet as Vice-Chairman.
Pursuant to the decision,Mr. Kapil Sibal(India) resigned from the Working Group during the thirty-second session and was replaced in August 2002 by Mr. Hashemi.
The Chairperson-Rapporteur of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, Mr. Kapil Sibal, introduced the report of the Working Group(E/CN.4/2001/14 and Add.1);
Ms. Sibal(United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO)) said that human rights education was the cornerstone of the work of UNESCO.
The Working Group is composed of the following experts: Mr. R. Garretón(Chile), Mr. L. Joinet(France), Mr. L. Kama(Senegal),Mr. K. Sibal(India) and Mr. P. Uhl Czech Republic and Slovakia.
AIWEFA instituted the Nina Sibal Award for an NGO working on disability and Stree Shakti for individuals working on Women's Economic Empowerment through Education.
The Working Group is composed of the following experts: Mrs. S. Villagra de Biedermann(Paraguay), Mr. L. Joinet(France), Mr. L. Kama(Senegal),Mr. K. Sibal(India) and Mr. P. Uhl Czech Republic and Slovakia.
The Working Group, represented by Mr. Kapil Sibal(Chairman) and Mr. Petr Uhl(member), along with Mr. Markus Schmidt(Secretary), visited the United Kingdom from 21 to 25 September 1998.
The Working Group is composed of the following five independent experts: Mr. R. Garretón(Chile); Mr. L. Joinet(France); Mr. L. Kama(Senegal);Mr. K. Sibal(India); Mr. P. Uhl Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Ms. Sibal(United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization), referring to the report of the Secretary-General, said that it was timely in that it drew attention to issues arising from greater globalization.
During 2001, the Working Group was composed of the following experts: Mrs. Soledad Villagra de Biedermann(Paraguay), Ms. Leïla Zerrougui(Algeria), Mr. Tamás Bán(Hungary), Mr. Louis Joinet(France) andMr. Kapil Sibal India.
A mission of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, composed of Mr. Kapil Sibal(Chairman) and Mr. Petr Uhl(member), and accompanied by Mr. Markus Schmidt(Secretary) visited Romania from 27 September to 2 October 1998, at the invitation of the Government of Romania.
At the outset, allow me to extend a warm welcome,on behalf of this Conference and on my own personal behalf, to the Foreign Secretary of India, His Excellency Mr. Kanwal Sibal, who will address the Conference today.
Ms. Sibal(United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO)) said that the concept of multiculturalism had shaped the work of UNESCO, which strove to reconcile respect for diversity with social cohesion and the promotion of universal values.
The Working Group consists of the following five independent experts: Mr. L. Joinet(France)- Chairman-Rapporteur; Mr. R. Garretón(Chile)- Vice-Chairman; Mr. L. Kama(Senegal);Mr. K. Sibal(India) and Mr. P. Uhl Slovakia.
The Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, represented by its Chairman/Rapporteur, Mr. L. Joinet, and two of its members,Mr. L. Kama, and Mr. K. Sibal, made an initial visit to Bhutan from 17 to 22 October 1994 at the invitation of the Government see E/CN.4/1995/31/Add.3.
Bhutan was also the first country to invite the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention(WGAD) to visit the country in October 1994 undertaken by the Group's Chairman-Rapporteur, Mr. Louis Joinet, and by two of its members, Mr. L. Kama andMr. K. Sibal.