Примеры использования Asked whether it was true на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ms. EVATT asked whether it was true that a women's newspaper had been closed down by the Government in 1995.
The Chairperson, speaking as a member of the Committee, asked whether it was true that a number of people in Belize had not been registered.
He asked whether it was true that migrant workers were excluded from the social welfare system.
With regard to implementation of the European Community's article 13 Race Directive, he asked whether it was true that the State party did not consider discrimination based on colour to be racial discrimination, which would be a violation of the Convention.
She asked whether it was true that lawyers were not allowed to give their clients advice in private and, if so, why.
Noting that the new Government intended to amend the Immigration Protection andResidence Bill 2010, he asked whether it was true that the subsidiary protection procedure currently entailed a waiting period of up to five years and, if so, whether the new law would address the problem.
He also asked whether it was true that medical professionals were involved in meting out sentences of flogging and whipping.
Referring to paragraph 16 of the report, he asked whether it was true that the Kach and Kahana Chai terrorist organizations still existed, perhaps under another name.
She asked whether it was true that asylum-seekers and refugees were detained in prisons and other inappropriate locations.
Lastly, on questions 11 and 12, she asked whether it was true that a Member of Parliament had been punished for having changed his political allegiance and how the freedom guaranteed by the Constitution in that area was respected.
She asked whether it was true that the burden of proof concerning membership of proscribed organizations had been reversed under anti-terrorist legislation.
Ms. WEDGWOOD asked whether it was true that pregnant girls were often suspended from school during pregnancy.
Mr. Vazquez asked whether it was true that textbooks dealing with the Holocaust were banned in schools.
Ms. Šimonovic asked whether it was true that work in the diplomatic and consular corps was restricted to men alone.
The Chairman asked whether it was true that the situation in Pitcairn was deteriorating because a number of its inhabitants were under investigation.
Ms. Taya asked whether it was true that the admission of female students to medical studies was limited, and if so, what was the justification.
Mr. SØRENSEN asked whether it was true that foreign nationals had been held as bargaining counters in exchange for Israeli soldiers.
Mr. BHAGWATI asked whether it was true that all but one of the recommendations on freedom of speech made by the Constitutional Review Commission appointed in 1993 had been rejected.
He asked whether it was true that undocumented children who did not have health insurance were deprived of access to the same range of facilities as children who did have insurance.
Sir Nigel RODLEY asked whether it was true, as some non-governmental organizations(NGOs) had claimed, that holding prisoners in police stations was becoming increasingly frequent and, if so.
Mr. KHALIL asked whether it was true that ownership of printing presses by periodicals and newspapers was forbidden, and how it was that so many religious groups- 400- existed in Azerbaijan.
She asked whether it was true that some universities, such as the Engineering University, imposed more stringent admission criteria on female students and that the Forestry University did not accept women at all.
He asked whether it was true that in the most recent elections Ataka had won more than 20 per cent of the vote, and whether, in the delegation's view, that signalled the birth of antiSemitism in Bulgaria.
Mr. YAKOVLEV asked whether it was true that the disciplinary court was part of the hierarchical structure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and whether a person could lodge a complaint of unlawful arrest with the investigating judge.
Mr. BHAGWATI asked whether it was true that the Federal Government and the Länder Governments had worked out a plan to give courses, through the German Academy of Judges, to sensitize judges against sects.
He further asked whether it was true that a considerable number of recruits into the police had previous criminal records and whether the Federal Government was empowered to take action to rectify the recruitment policies of States.
Ms. Schöpp-Schilling asked whether it was true that a woman who wanted to be reunited with her immigrant husband and applied for a visa in her country of origin was obliged either to prove her knowledge of French or to attend a language course.
She also asked whether it was true that freedom of information had been restricted in connection with the accident and whether a university professor had been dismissed for expressing her views on the subject.
She also asked whether it was true that a wife needed the consent of her spouse in order to seek employment and whether there were any concrete programmes to prevent discriminatory hiring, especially for minorities and migrant workers.
Ms. MEDINA QUIROGA asked whether it was true that restrictions were placed on the movement of Palestinians between the West Bank and the Gaza Strip or between the West Bank and Jerusalem even where such movement did not involve entry into Israeli territory proper.