Examples of using Source refers in English and their translations into Russian
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Source refers to David D. Friedman's philosophy as"market anarchism.
In its observation on the Government's reply, the source refers to 20 out of the 33 minors concerned.
The source refers to the Bahraini Constitution which prescribes that the"freedom of opinion… is guaranteed.
With regard to the legal aspects of the detention, the source refers to a violation of domestic legislation as the ground for maintaining that Sidi Fall's detention and conviction were arbitrary.
The source refers to opinion No. 30/2008 of the Working Group, which declares the detention of Mr. Jayasundaram as arbitrary.
The Working Group considers that all persons to whom the source refers above have not had a fair and public hearing as established in article 14 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
The source refers to article 9 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which states that"no one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest, detention or exile.
In this regard, the source refers to the Working Group's opinions in cases of Liu Xiaobo, Chen Guangcheng, and Liu Xianbin, where the detention was found arbitrary.
The source refers to the provisions of the domestic law which require the arrested person to be presented with a warrant and informed of the reasons justifying an arrest.
The source refers to the Human Rights Committee's finding that a delay of seven days violates the Covenant's requirement of prompt information in article 9, paragraph 2.
The source refers to the Court's regulations requiring prosecutors to bring defendants before the State Security Court no later than seven days following their arrest.
The source refers to article 41 of the Egyptian Constitution which stipulates that"individual freedom is a natural right not subject to violation except in cases of flagrante delicto.
In that context, the source refers to observations made by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention in the report on its visit to Mexico in 2002, when it noted shortcomings in the amparo proceedings with regard to combating arbitrary detention.
The source refers to the Working Group's Deliberation No. 7 on issues related to psychiatric detention, in which the Working Group stated that"psychiatric detention shall not be used to jeopardize someone's freedom of expression.
The source refers to relevant jurisprudence, according to which non-compliance with the three-day period provided for in article 217, paragraph 3, is not grounds for rendering the judgement null and void, but simply pushes back the starting date of the period allowed for lodging an appeal in cassation.
Furthermore, the source refers to the fact that Mr. Al Zumer was tried and convicted twice for the same facts, by different jurisdictions, the High State Security Court and a military tribunal in Cairo, even though he was not a member of the armed forces.
The source refers to the Government's response and claims that the authorities had fabricated a story to link the first set of accusations about illegal selling of drugs with the second set about high treason and incitement to national, racial, social and religious hatred and hostility.
In support of its contention, the source refers to the concern expressed by the Human Rights Committee that the use of the divisionism law against journalists could be incompatible with the obligations of the Government of Rwanda under article 19, paragraph 3, of the Covenant.
The source refers to the Government's response that Mr. Mammadov's complaints that he was manhandled and injured in the course of and during the period immediately following his arrest had been assessed and studied, and that forensic medical examinations had been carried out before his complaints were rejected.
In this context, the source refers to the State party's fourth periodic report to the Human Rights Committee dated 10 May 2007(CCPR/C/LBY/4), which states that"the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya is a State governed by the rule of law and where penalties cannot be imposed without reference to the law, i.e. outside the jurisdiction of the courts" para. 6.
But those are only plans at this point," said the source, referring to LG and Samsung.
Some sources refer to him as Ancillo Falcone.
Various sources refer to settlement master plans, including the Allon Plan(1967), the Drobles Plan(1978)- later expanded as the Sharon Plan(1981)- and the Hundred Thousand Plan 1983.
Certain sources, referring to comments from Government circles, pointed out that the law punished conscientious objectors, because it imposed more difficult conditions for civil service than for military service.
Some sources refer unit test to the white-box test method as far as it is based on knowing the program structure.
Some sources refer unit testing to the white-box method because it is based on the familiarity with the program structure.
In addition, Byzantine sources refer to the sandalos or sandalion(σάνδαλος, σανδάλιον), which was a boat carried along by the bigger ships.
For products intended to operate from battery power or other sources, refer to the operating instructions.
The source referred to written testimonies collected by lawyers from witnesses, who were also detained and then released on bail, including Chen Guangdong, Chen Gengjiang, Chen Guanghe, Chen Guangyu, Chen Hua, and Han Yandong.
The timescales for the application of the limit values for fuels andnew mobile sources referred to in article 3, paragraph 5, and the limit values for gas oil referred to in annex IV, table 2, shall be.