Примеры использования Had frozen на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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the U.K. had frozen USD 3.2 billion of Gaddafi,
for instance, some employers had frozen salary levels for several years,
since the Revolution and had frozen bank assets.
They indicated that the plans were among some 300 in the bureaucratic pipeline that the Labour Government had frozen and added that since the new Government had come to power,
In the light of this situation, the Government had frozen recruitment until 2015, a major fiscal
cancelling the relevant sections of the Cabinet decision of 22 December 2001 that had frozen Al-Qadi's assets in Turkey.
JEM informed the Panel that it had not withdrawn from the peace process but, rather, had frozen its participation in the peace talks because of dissatisfaction with the process.
a code of conduct, but the lack of consensus had frozen the process.
In Bolivia, where most companies had frozen new investments after a May 2006 Government decree to nationalize oil
Office of Foreign Assets Control(OFAC) of the United States Department of the Treasury had frozen 3 million dollars in funds intended to support implementation in Cuba of three projects of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS,
A recent survey of 30 OECD member countries showed that only six of these had frozen assets worth slightly over US$1.2 billion during the years 2006 to 2009,
JS6 stated that Ethiopia had frozen bank accounts of HRCO
In particular, the authorities had refused to register the Ethiopian Human Rights Council as a civil society organization since the 1990s, and had frozen its bank accounts.
dealt in cash and moved money by cash couriers; and the restrictions imposed on States by national privacy laws when it came to specifying what assets they had frozen and to whom they belonged.
If traces of skidded If tears had frozen, If the Light has gone,
on 3 May, JEM announced to the media that it had frozen its participation in the negotiations
it is as if the cold war had frozen forever on our tiny spit of land
The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Denmark, Villy Søvndal, referring to the fact that the United States had frozen the payment made by a Danish buyer for the purchase of Cuban tobacco in Germany,
of which 10 were pursuing ongoing asset recovery cases, six had frozen assets, five were engaged in mutual legal assistance activities
to the Counter-Terrorism Committee, as well as States that in their report to the Committee did not clearly indicate whether they had frozen assets but had done so in their submission to the Counter-Terrorism Committee.