Examples of using Whose return in English and their translations into Russian
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The last group of refugees whose return had not yet been arranged were holders of tenancy rights in the former Yugoslavia.
I have asked Ambassador Vorontsov to coordinate the intensification of the search forthe Kuwaiti archives and similar documents whose return Kuwait considers essential.
The number whose return to Viet Nam had been delayed for reasons relating to health, imprisonment or judicial proceedings had fallen from 132 to 108.
During the past year in his meetings in Kuwait andelsewhere he has expressed concern about the fate of those documents, whose return Kuwait considers essential.
Selection of the communities whose return would be promoted, taking into account the level of security in the zone and the minimum conditions of reconstruction of the infrastructure and the social fabric;
No credible facts or possible leads have emerged regarding the missing Kuwaiti national archives, whose return Kuwait considers essential, given their value for the history of the country.
It is generally assumed that the first to return from West Timor and other parts of Indonesia were innocent civilians who were forcibly relocated orfled out of genuine fear and whose return went smoothly.
Persons who fail to meet the conditions for obtaining refugee status but whose return is not legally permissible, cannot be enforced or is not feasible, are admitted to Switzerland on a provisional basis.
This important step should trigger further efforts on the part of the Interim Government infinding other stolen items, foremost among them the Kuwaiti national archives, whose return Kuwait considers essential.
The same applied to the 350 ex-China Vietnamese whose return to mainland China depended on a ruling by the relevant court of appeal and who received legal aid under the appeal proceedings initiated.
They were among the most vulnerable categories of the population, and included the mentally ill, the disabled andpersons living on social welfare whose return could not be assured merely through the reconstruction of their pre-war homes.
Lithuanian journalist Ricardas Lapaitis- an eyewitness to the massacre, whose return journey to Khojaly is central the film- vividly recalled:"I was in Agdam in February 1992, immediately following the massacre and the collapse of the Soviet Union.
The Asylum Act also contains the possibility of granting asylum on humanitarian grounds, including to elderly, ill ordisabled people whose return to their country of origin could pose a serious threat to their lives.
ACAT-FIACAT recommended that rejected asylum seekers whose return to their country of origin is impossible for reasons beyond their control be granted a legal status, in order to allow them to gain their own sustenance and to have access to basic support services.
Those are the only means of securing consensus provisions for incorporation in the resolutions and the conduct of the consultations by Ambassador Henrique Valle of Brazil-- whose return to the law of the sea arena is truly welcome-- was indeed successful.
These may include: the estimated number of refugees andinternally displaced persons whose return is impeded by the existence of areas under the State Party's jurisdiction or control in which anti-personnel mines are known or are suspected to be emplaced.
According to paragraph 74 of the interpretative notes…(A/55/383/Add.1), this provision implies that a return should not be undertaken before the nationality orright of permanent residence of the person whose return is sought has been duly verified.
In the event that the return is not accepted by the vendor to understand the product whose return is to have been used, these products remain in the distribution warehouse to be picked up by the customer for a period not exceeding thirty days from its return. .
The travaux préparatoires should indicate the understanding of the Ad Hoc Committee that a return under this article shall not be undertaken before the nationality orright of permanent residence of the person whose return is sought has been duly verified.
UNHCR remains concerned by the presence of 2.6 million Afghan refugees still in Pakistan andthe Islamic Republic of Iran, whose return depends on a peaceful solution to the conflict in Afghanistan, as well as the restoration of stability and reconstruction in areas of return. .
Obstacles to return are therefore manifold and, unless adequately addressed,may result in a protracted displacement situation for a substantial number of persons who will not be in a position to return in the foreseeable future or whose return may prove unsustainable, leading to renewed displacement.
Secondly, Zaire in a spirit of solidarity has welcomed in its territory more than 2.5 million Rwandese refugees whose return to their country of origin is today made difficult because of the blockade and the policy of exclusion and ethnic cleansing practised by the State of Rwanda.
The draft articles must achieve a balance between the right of aliens subject to unlawful expulsion to return to the expelling State andthe sovereign right of a State not to readmit aliens whose return would pose a threat to public order in its territory.
Thus, while the Committee's findings were not binding in the same way as decisions of the European Court of Human Rights,an asylum-seeker whose return had been declared unlawful would at least be granted temporary admission to the country.
Continuing political stability in Mozambique, and the successful conclusion of free and fair elections in October 1994, encouraged the repatriation and reintegration of some 1.6 million Mozambican refugees from Malawi, South Africa, Swaziland, the United Republic of Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe,including 316,118 whose return transportation was organized by UNHCR.
The streamlining of facilities for organized accommodation involves moving displaced persons and refugees primarily from the remaining hotels by enabling their return through a targeted reconstruction of houses,whereas groups of others, whose return is still not possible, are accommodated in a smaller number of other facilities settlements for displaced persons and refugees and similar.
This Act, which entered into force on 27th December, 1989 provided for the return from Saint Vincent an the Grenadines of persons found therein who are accused of, orhave been convicted of, offences in other countries and whose return is requested by such other countries and for matters related thereto.
Austria highlighted the high number of IDPs and asked for additional information about their situation as well as Sri Lanka's strategy to find durable solutions,in particular for those remaining in camps and whose return to their places of origin is impeded by the designation of High Security Zones.
In addition, the Government of Tajikistan organized four bus convoys transporting some 2,000 internally displaced persons back to the Tavildara area in July and August, andassisted in the return of approximately 2,600 displaced from Darvaz and Sagirdasht, whose return had been previously prevented, reportedly due to mined roads along the Kaburobad Pass.
The competence of the States on the one hand to admit or expel aliens, and, on the other hand, to accept expellees from other States, often creates a conflict, particularly when the State of destination is not prepared to admit expellees, or when the persons to be expelled are stateless;an especially difficult problem also exists in regard to those categories whose return to the State of their origin would violate the principles of humanity because of the danger of persecution.