Примеры использования Czech republic stated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Czech Republic stated that such transactions were reported to the Ministry of Finance.
Regarding the representation of Roma in public service, the Czech Republic stated that public service was open to everyone regardless of race or ethnicity.
The Czech Republic stated that such transactions were reported to the Ministry of Finance.
In responding to questions concerning education of Roma children, the Czech Republic stated that it was fully aware that changing the social situation within the Roma community was a complex issue.
The Czech Republic stated that it had developed a long-term policy concept on the integration of foreigners.
Regarding special policies for women and elderly persons, the Czech Republic stated that it had adopted several action plans against domestic violence with measures aimed at victims, witnesses and the perpetrators.
The Czech Republic stated that it did not expect any problems with reporting using the common indicators.
On the issue of the removal of children from their families, the Czech Republic stated that this can only take place in exceptional circumstances and is subject to a court approval in each case and court review.
The Czech Republic stated that the monitoring of the implementation of the Standard Rules was limited because of its non-binding nature.
In introducing the second periodic report,the representative of the Czech Republic stated that his country was in a period of economic and social transformation, but that significant progress had been made during the last four years in areas covered by the Convention.
The Czech Republic stated that the principle of equal opportunities for women and men had become an integral part of both internal and foreign policy.
Regarding alleged participation in the illegal detention andtransportation of prisoners by the CIA, the Czech Republic stated that all cases of persons transferred to another country through its territory, and all extradition cases, were processed strictly in accordance with the applicable legislation, which respects the international human rights commitments of the Czech Republic. .
The Czech Republic stated that the ratification of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court was always tied to change in constitutional rules.
In his letter of 15 October 1993 addressed to the Secretary-General, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic stated, inter alia, that by applying the above sanctions, the Czech Republic, too, has suffered extensive economic losses- the loss of its traditional trade partner and problematic transport of a large part of its exports, particularly metallurgical products, down the Danube- the extent of which was currently being calculated.
The Czech Republic stated that equal opportunities for education of Roma children were a fundamental issue to which the Czech Republic gave primary attention.
The representative of the Czech Republic stated that“the demands contained in[this] Security Council resolution… are fair and should be met.
The Czech Republic stated that the Standing Inter-Ministerial Commission to Combat Extremism, Racism and Xenophobia was established in November 2001 and is tasked with reviewing the fulfilment of current initiatives.
Regarding prison conditions, the Czech Republic stated that the Government had introduced new legislation that would reduce the number of prisoners.
The Czech Republic stated that the form of a declaration might not only be sufficient to achieve this purpose, but may even have certain advantages compared with the rather rigid form of an international convention.
The delegation of the Czech Republic stated that its aim had been to have the strongest possible protocol for the protection of children in armed conflicts.
The Czech Republic stated that its participation in the international fight against terrorism is carried out in accordance with its human rights obligations under the international human rights treaties to which it is a party.
Regarding hate crime, the Czech Republic stated that various forms of hate crime were subject to different provisions of the Criminal Code and a racial motive constituted an aggravating circumstance.
The Czech Republic stated that the adoption of a binding instrument was necessary, providing common standards for incorporating the experience in implementation of the World Programme of Action and the Standard Rules.
On the issue of sterilization, the Czech Republic stated that in 2007 the Ministry of Health issued a new medical record regulation which contents detailed rules on informed consent.
The Czech Republic stated that the situation regarding the legal adequacy of oversight was not clear since civilian private security services were a form of business activity, regulated by the trade-licensing act.
The delegate from the Czech Republic stated that policies on innovation and technology will be priorities of the future Czech Presidency of the European Union.
The Czech Republic stated, in a note verbale dated 26 July 2002, that it envisages combating manifestations of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance in a complex manner, and that to this end it has adopted several conceptual measures to tackle these phenomena ranging from media campaigns and other preventive measures to deterrence measures.
In its 1997 report, the Council of Nationalities in the Czech Republic stated that 70 per cent of Roma were unemployed, with figures as high as 90 per cent in some areas. The general unemployment rate in that country, however, is only 5 per cent ibid., para. 14.
The Government of the Czech Republic stated that the Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms, which is a part of the country's constitutional order, abolished the death penalty in its article 6 3.
The representative of the Czech Republic stated that his Government supported all the efforts leading to the adoption of the draft optional protocol ensuring the highest possible standards of protection of the rights of the child.