Примеры использования Committee wanted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Committee wanted positive results from its work.
Her country was willing to provide better statistics, butshe asked for guidance about exactly what the Committee wanted.
The Committee wanted all cases of racial discrimination to be addressed.
In reference to paragraphs 251 and252 of the report, the Committee wanted to know how successful government programmes had been in combating the spread of AIDS.
The Committee wanted to know whether a date had subsequently been set for the visit.
The CHAIRPERSON said she knew that the Covenant could be invoked, but if the Committee wanted to find out about specific cases, it should ask for information on them.
The Committee wanted to know whether the Government Circular of May 1989 was benefiting women.
He was glad that the new director of this establishment had taken measures to stop this practice, but the Committee wanted to know if the Government had undertaken to conduct investigations.
The Committee wanted to know whether such recordings had been made available to the lawyers of detainees.
Noting also that, according to the Government,section 16 of Act No. 2527/1997 provides for one month's fully paid leave for women public sector employees who adopt a child under 6 years of age, the Committee wanted to know whether male public employees in the same position are excluded from this entitlement.
If the Committee wanted Member States to read the paper, the latter should be short, precise and to the point.
With regard to political participation, the Committee wanted to know whether women today really have more power in Norwegian politics than in earlier times.
The Committee wanted answers from the Government of Jamaica, and the delegation was empowered to provide them on the Government's behalf.
In regard to the Convention andinternal legislation, the Committee wanted to know what proposals had been made to ensure the development of domestic legislation and which areas were being looked into.
The Committee wanted to know if the new law of 2004 allowed for a mechanism aimed at monitoring its implementation.
In connection with article 5 of the Convention, the Committee wanted to know what steps had been taken to ensure that preventive identity checks were not being carried out in a discriminatory manner by the police.
The Committee wanted to know whether measures were planned to amend that provision so as to comply with article 9 of the Convention.
Ms. RODRÍGUEZ ABASCAL(Cuba)said if the Committee wanted to include a list of priorities in the budget outline, it must first approve the proposed medium-term plan, which contained those priorities.
The Committee wanted to know how the State party reconciled that provision with international regulations on forced disappearances.
Mr. SORENSEN said he assumed that the Committee wanted him to continue as its observer in the inter-sessional open-ended working group of the Commission on Human Rights on the question of a draft optional protocol to the Convention para. 11.
The Committee wanted to know what measures had been taken to ensure that all of the men involved in the case would respond for their acts.
The CHAIRMAN said he took it that the Committee wanted him to inform the Department of Administration and Management that the report requested would be the first order of business at the resumed session and that the report was the responsibility of that department.
The Committee wanted to know whether appeals filed by unsuccessful asylum seekers were always of suspensive effect, or were so only in cases of"extreme urgency.
With regard to the Law on Municipalities, the Committee wanted to know how the Government would monitor work carried out by the municipalities, since ultimately shelters for battered women were the responsibility of the central authorities, and whether there were any plans for systematic and ongoing police training on dealing with domestic violence.
The Committee wanted to know, with a view to extending the protection afforded under the Penal Code, what the most frequent forms of sex discrimination in Sweden were.
If the Committee wanted to take decisions on the allocation of resources, that would require further analysis and resources, and it was not currently in a position to do so.
If the Committee wanted to change that practice to find a more meaningful formula in the light of past practice, perhaps it should hold a discussion on the question and draw up a new policy.
Thus the Committee wanted to know if the members of this group received training on the provisions of the Conventions, specifically on the prohibition of torture, and what authority was responsible for monitoring it.
The Committee wanted to know whether the DRS foresaw transfer of the custody of individuals detained by other security services such as the Gendarmerie, and, if so, what authority approved the transfer.
If the Committee wanted to give delegations time to prepare their responses, it could use that time more profitably on other agenda items rather than on starting consideration of another country's report.