Примеры использования Further argued на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He further argued that the international reports consulted by the authorities revealed a climate of violence,
Kuwait further argued that the“incidental benefit” adjustments made by the Panel were not required by international law and so should not
Kuwait further argued that most of the underlying losses relate to the loss of,
Kuwait further argued that the“intentionality test”(described in paragraph 197 above) should also be applied to Iraq's actions,
It further argued that his contraction of epilepsy was not,
They further argued that the Supreme Court,
OTP further argued that the retrofitting would"motivate blind or visually impaired persons
With particular respect to the involvement of businesses in the fight against corruption, it was further argued that any awareness-raising effort should bear in mind the influence of shareholders on the conduct of companies,
The State party further argued that the"notwithstanding" clause in section 33 of the Canadian Charter of Rights
She further argued that the Courts had continued to refuse her requests to examine the question of whether her arrest was lawful,
Participants further argued that a special representative's success to a large extent depended upon the support from Security Council countries he or she received on the ground as
The University Regina further argued that the mandatory retirement policy was applicable to all members covered by the Collective Agreement
Iraq further argued that the claims should not be classified as claims for lost profits,
GPIC further argued that the fluctuations in the international prices of ammonia
In relation to the allegations against the conduct of the case by the EOT and the LAC it further argued that the author had failed to exhaust available and effective domestic remedies.
The opposition leaders further argued that the international community should not treat Côte d'Ivoire as"a special case that should be allowed to move at its own pace.
The Working Group further argued that the principle of non-refoulement should not only apply to cases where there is a risk of extrajudicial killings
A handful of participants further argued that, given the close voting in the adoption of resolution 63/3 of the General Assembly,
It was further argued that the commitment entailed in the Convention to collaborate internationally in the tracing of the proceeds of corruption and to return such assets in accordance with the provisions of the Convention should
The authors further argued that they could not have resorted to the Commission on the Protection against Discrimination,