Примеры использования To make public на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Committee decided to make public the reports on its sessions by posting the report on its website after each session starting from the fifty-fourth session.
The Indonesian Government has yet to make public the findings of the official investigation of the killings,
At its thirtyeighth session in May 2007, the Committee decided to make public the Rapporteur's letters to the States parties.
It was also suggested that the judges of the appeals chamber should have the right to make public their dissenting opinions.
Today begins the most important technology exhibition this autumn excellent opportunity for major players in the market to make public their latest products.
at a crossroads and has chosen to make public administration pay its own way and to decentralize.
It is our moral duty to our historical homeland to make public our disagreement with this policy of hatred,
Rio is an opportunity for countries to make public commitments and stimulate political commitment to strengthening the institutional framework for sustainable development.
They are then released unharmed to make public statements about how well they have been treated while in captivity.
fears and to make public apology;
whenever necessary, to make public statements.
impartial investigation, to make public the findings of such investigation
Yahia was informed that he was to become Uday's fedai(body double) to make public appearances as Uday whenever a dangerous situation was expected.
inviting Moscow-based economist Mikhail Delyagin to make public improvisations regarding the Moldovan miracle- invention of liberal communism.
For months, the Canadian government had persistently refused to make public the draft papers for the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas(FTAA), a trade liberalization
write in their language, to make public statements and to give evidence in court through either an interpreter
encouraging states to make public commitments.
officials of international organizations, which do not allow them to make statements against a Member State or to make public statements concerning their functions.
At the very least, the examples of several of the resumptions of execution discussed above underline the fundamental need for States to make public their intentions concerning executions in advance,