Examples of using Were echoed in English and their translations into Russian
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These views were echoed at the Vienna Conference.
The Procurator-General informed the Special Rapporteur that the rule of law was dead in Colombia;his words were echoed by the President of the Constitutional Court.
Similar concerns were echoed by the CoE Committee of Ministers and ECRI.
In his opening address, Mr. Bertie Ramcharan, the Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights, noted that the Secretary-General's ideas on reform of the treaty body system put forward in his report on strengthening of the United Nations:an agenda for further change were echoed in the Office of Internal Oversight Services'(OIOS)"Management review of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.
Those recommendations were echoed in General Assembly resolution 68/227.
These concerns were echoed by the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms while countering terrorism.
Passionate outbursts of antisemitism in France were echoed in areas of French influence, especially Maronite Lebanon.
These concerns were echoed by special rapporteurs in 2005 and 2006, and Indonesia replied in some instances that investigations are ongoing.
Then he lifted up his voice, and plucked the strings of his harp, and above the noise of the water the sound of his song andthe sweet thrilling of the harp were echoed in the stone and multiplied, and went forth and rang in the night-clad hills, until all the empty land was filled with music beneath the stars.
These sentiments were echoed in the recently concluded external review by OIOS of the Division.
Many of the recommendations were echoed in the outcomes of the Mid-term Review.
His remarks were echoed by a participant from the Russian Federation regarding the direction of future work in this area and the need to reflect on how to share the experiences discussed during this meeting.
The rationale for the use of force andorders to open fire on demonstrators were echoed in numerous testimonies of other former soldiers who had been dispatched to different locations and at different times.
Those calls were echoed in the proceedings of the United Nations General Assembly and translated into resolutions which called for and encouraged the establishment and consolidation of such a world order.
Many of those comments were echoed in discussions of individual themes, as noted below.
His words were echoed by the Greek Cypriot leader Mr. Glafkos Clerides himself, who, in his"EOKA Day" message of 1 April stated,"The most serious responsibility we have is to liberate our lands under occupation" Politis, 2 April 2001.
At the same time, the internal market changes were echoed in the EU neighbourhood, in particular in the energy exporting countries and to some extent in the transit countries.
These points were echoed by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, who urged the Council to implement its resolution 1804(2008), providing for the imposition of sanctions against leaders of FDLR who, often from their home bases in Europe or North America, perpetuate the hate and fear that impedes the rank and file from returning and reintegrating normal life in Rwanda.
Our peoples legitimate fears andaspirations in this respect were echoed in an article by the prominent British journalist-author Roger Scruton, which was published in the London Times on 22 November 1983 under the heading"Who will heed the Turks of Cyprus?
These doubts were echoed by certain Judges in their opinions attached to the Arrest Warrant Judgment.
The debates at these events were echoed by the congresses of the Hermanos Saíz Association(AHS) and the National Union of Cultural Workers, as well as by the national councils of UNEAC and UPEC.
Similar concerns were echoed by other Council members who called for the introduction of meaningful benchmarks, as well as the establishment of a reviewing mechanism for United Nations peacekeeping missions.
Waqa's” allegations were echoed by an intelligence report from a military source, which stated that it was confirmed that a flight carrying anti-aircraft weapons for Al-Shabaab in Baidoa did land on the evening of Saturday, 29 October 2011, between 5 p.m. and 5.45 p.m. and that the passengers of two vehicles from the Al-Shabaab regional office in Baidoa boarded the return flight.
The importance of broadband was echoed at the Rio+20 Conference.
That observation was echoed by a number of other delegations.
The series of shots is echoed by the sound of the instrument falling apart.
This view was echoed by CCISUA.
The ICJ and AI echoed similar concerns.
A similar view is echoed in the Brahman- Maya distinction Advaita.
Respect for the sovereignty of States is echoed in the cardinal principle of consensualism.