Примеры использования To the prisoners на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Religious scholars from JAKIM provide religious instruction to the prisoners, with religious classes taking place every day
some is sold to the prisoners.
Had those acts resulted in serious injuries to the prisoners, the incidents would have been treated as assaults,
those non-governmental organizations that can provide necessary assistance to the prisoners;
demands and letters to the prisoners within three days; the prisoners must sign for their receipt;
In addition, pursuant to law 296/1993, the concession of alternative measures is subject to the prisoners' good conduct, in this way contributing to
She claims that she was moved as a punishment for being too nice to the prisoners by not giving them harsh enough punishments
who were co-opted at the top, to the prisoners, who were given Roman citizenship,
Israel's inhumane imposition of solitary confinement, severe restrictions on family visitation to the prisoners and restrictions on access to education.
other partners continued to provide foodstuff and other supplies to the prisoners.
after the leniency shown to the prisoners taken here, could not fail to create a lively, and a strong excitement.
are the trainees allowed access to the prisoners?
Temperatures at night were below 16º C, but no covers were distributed to the prisoners between October 1994 and January 1995; covers were allowed
His organization called on the Government of Algeria to provide compensation to the prisoners, to respond favourably to the requests of the families of the disappeared, to bring to justice those
it was reported that, according to the prisoners detained in Jneid prison,
Under the responsibility of the prison director, a post office box of the Greek postal services is kept in a place accessible to the prisoners, and the timely sending
distress" theory to a single newspaper article written just after the battle by a reporter with no access to the prisoners or naval intelligence.
whose access to the prisoners and to any knowledge about them is severely restricted by the occupying Power.