Примеры использования Had declared на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As the President of the French Republic had declared on 24 September 2007,
In addition, the President of Kyrgyzstan had declared 2012 the year of the family,
arguing that the grounds upon which the Committee had declared the case inadmissible no longer applied.
the General Assembly had declared that the enjoyment of civic
The former Personal Envoy of the Secretary-General himself had declared to the Security Council in April 2008 that independence for the Sahara was an unrealistic
In 1840 the legislature had declared that fugitive slaves were entitled to a trial by jury.
In its decision of 21 June 2011, the Supreme Court had declared the regulation on post-trial detention as unconstitutional.
demonstrate that you did what you had declared.
Given the need to ensure complete decolonization throughout the world, the General Assembly had declared the period 2001-2010 the Second International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism.
Once the project proponent had declared the start of the preparation of the project
The representative of Algeria had declared that the Frente POLISARIO had doubts about the Saharan origins of certain persons.
It had been six weeks since Andrew Van de Kamp had declared war on his mother Bree.
Prior to signing the Convention, Vanuatu had declared a national children's day,
The Committee had declared its readiness to introduce early warning measures
Indeed, the fact that the Chief Justice had declared certain provisions of the old Public Order Act unconstitutional showed that Zambians were now living in a genuine democracy.
The CHAIRPERSON said that at its current session the Committee had declared three communications admissible
In addition, they had declared that they were conscious of
While South Ossetia had declared independence since the events had taken place, many South Ossetians had held Russian passports at the time of the conflict.
In 2009 Kuwait had declared its intent to launch a programme for the peaceful use of nuclear energy, in order to meet growing domestic demand for electricity and water.
The death sentence had last been pronounced in 2006 and the President had declared a moratorium on executions.