He met a woman whose eyes had been gouged out by the men who had just raped her.

It had been determined that the prison met international requirements for space, food and medical services.

Amnesty International had reported that hundreds if not thousands of Saharans had been imprisoned or disappeared and recent demonstrations against the Moroccan Government had been met by arrest and torture.

Six months after the appeals were launched, however, only 38 per cent of requirements had been met.

The proposal had met with strong opposition and the current wording of draft paragraph 3 (b) had been accepted as a compromise.

And I actually saw and met women who had been flogged by being caught eating vanilla ice cream.

Children had been forcibly recruited and the most basic infrastructures essential to the livelihood of the poor had been wantonly destroyed. The Government's efforts to resolve the situation had met only with intransigence.

The Working Group had met and communicated throughout the past year, a list of topics had been agreed and distributed and intersessional work was continuing.

On 18 May, the Forces nouvelles indicated that they would not disarm, until a number of conditions had been met.

From that standpoint the mere formulation of a reservation had nothing to do with its validity, which was determined after the prerequisite conditions had been met.

In response to the question concerning women advisers, a person had been appointed to ensure that the Ministry met the quota.

Some people I met there said they had been sleeping in the street for days while waiting for that silly registration paper.

And caused springs to gush out from the earth , so that the two waters met totalling a quantity that had been destined .

and We caused the earth to burst with gushing springs so that the waters met for a purpose which had been decreed .

And caused springs to gush out from the earth , so that the two waters met totalling a quantity that had been destined .

and We caused the earth to burst with gushing springs so that the waters met for a purpose which had been decreed .

Neither the Union nor Safeway would have been subjected to undue hardship if they had met their duty to accommodate the complainants.

The African Group recognized that the revised budget had been prepared at short notice, but was concerned that it had not met the expectations of the Advisory Committee.

Sami had never met a Muslim in his life.

Sami had never met a Muslim in his life.

In the past, the Oversight Committee had met quarterly.

In the past, the Oversight Committee had met quarterly.

In 1645 he returned to the Lena where he met a party and learned that he had been appointed prekazshchik of the Kolyma.

She admitted that, while a few key posts were held by women, the critical mass of 30 per cent had not been met.

They had met the great man they had been instructed by the great man they had an enormous amount of fun having their faces shoved in the mud, and it was something special.

Any subsequent challenge would go before the courts and no one could be convicted of terrorism unless all the relevant conditions had been met.

But the standard that must be met has been changed.

And we believe that this requirement has not been met.

ASEAN welcomed the fact that the deadline for presentation of the proposed budget had been met, and that the document was shorter and more strategic.

The team was met on arrival, escorted up the valley and invited to enter a tunnel that had been built into the side of the valley.

My life had no linguistic meaning... until the day I met Saeb.

In 1994, I walked into a prison in Cambodia, and I met a 12 year old boy who had been tortured and was denied access to counsel.

The court's decision was met with praise, but some net users complained that the ruling was made too late after plenty of damage had already been done.

He met and took into his arms a four year old girl who had been raped by soldiers on 16 November 2004, the day before he arrived.

The goal of the International Conference on Population and Development of mobilizing 17 billion for implementing reproductive health programmes by the year 2000 had not been met.

Comprising delegates chosen by the Government, it met sporadically for three years, having been instructed by the Government to develop language based on the six objectives that had been drawn up three months earlier.

Its concern had been met by the new wording, which was open enough to allow further evidence to be taken into account alongside proof of the method used.

And had these people ever even consciously met a victim of their discrimination?

If the generous support to the appeal for the tsunami affected areas is excluded, only 24 per cent of requirements had been met for the rest of the appeals.

Within the Civil Service, the target set for women at the key Assistant Principal grade had been met, and a new strategy would be developed later in the year.

In August 2009, former U.S. president Bill Clinton met with Kim Jong il to secure the release of two American journalists who had been sentenced for entering the country illegally.

Since the latter condition had been met, on 3 October I was pleased to inform the European Union Task Force for Croatia that, indeed, Croatia was fully cooperating with us.

However, the report before us today notes significant progress and implies that the prescribed standards have been met or are in the final phase of being met.

6.1 By letter of 20 April 2004, counsel advised that on 18 February 2004, the complainant met his mother in prison. He informed her that he had been threatened by interrogation officers with death or torture, and the same day lodged a complaint that he had been tortured.

The EU observers also announced that the election tally had not met basic international standards.