Examples of using Was disturbed in English and their translations into Russian
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However, the Committee was disturbed by some regressive measures that were negatively affecting children's rights.
CRC was disturbed that children had been tried in military courts for crimes allegedly committed while they were enrolled.
The European Union was disturbed at the frequent detention of human rights defenders
He was disturbed by reports that thousands of Tamil youths continued to be arrested
Maldives was disturbed by the demolition of over 330 Palestinian structures as well as the proposed measure to legalize Israeli settlements.
Jesus' sleep was disturbed by dreams of slaughter
Spinney suspects that an organism that was dormant in the tree for centuries was disturbed when the tree was illegally cut down.
His delegation was disturbed, however, by the drastic reduction in ODA
In 2000, CESCR was disturbed about the apparent inability of the Government to address the acute problem of unemployment in Egypt as well as the uncertainty of workers' rights.
My country, the Islamic Federal Republic of the Comoros, was disturbed by the Israeli army's escalation of violence against the Palestinian people.
In one time the public was disturbed by the fact that one of president's sons-in-law had income from his property for quarter of billion dollars back in 2005.
The point is that nothing was disturbed and whoever did this went away empty-handed.
He was disturbed at the failure to take account of article 2, paragraphs 3(a) and(b), of the Covenant.
Without such adjustments, the balancing of supply-use tables was disturbed by the(implicit) mix up of different recording concepts.
Who was disturbed by the actual bilingualism in the USSR
Tymoshenko hurried up the lawyer and was disturbed with his resultless efforts despite money given to him.
The Muslim community was disturbed by a clip of the singer Rezeda Ganiullina,
In addition, the Special Rapporteur was disturbed to receive contradictory information regarding the role actually played by the Constitutional Court.
In 1999, the HR Committee was disturbed at continued incidents involving the use of firearms by the police,
The Special Rapporteur was disturbed, however, by the fact that boys as young as 14 who were non-violent first-time offenders had been sentenced and deprived of their freedom.