Примеры использования Delegation's answers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. YAKOVLEV said that he had been reassured by the delegation's answers.
The delegation's answers to the list of issues had been short on practical detail.
He looked forward to hearing the delegation's answers to his questions.
His delegation's answers to question 6 of the list of issues would be submitted in writing.
Mr. ANDO said that the Nigerian delegation's answers had been incomplete.
The delegation's answers to questions 1 to 20 of the list of issues had not been sufficiently detailed.
The Committee also expresses its appreciation for the delegation's answers to the questions posed during the dialogue.
He hoped that the delegation's answers had given the Committee a better understanding of the real-life situation in Kazakhstan and the challenges the country was facing.
The Committee is deeply concerned about all aspectsof detention before trial; neither the report nor the delegation's answers give adequate details about.
Mr. SEVIM said that the delegation's answers thus far had demonstrated that the principle of non-discrimination was respected in Bolivia.
Mr. SCHEININ commended the self-critical approach adopted in the State party but regretted that the delegation's answers to the questions in the list of issues had been somewhat laconic.
The periodic report and the delegation's answers suggested that Norwegian society at large participated fully in the debate about ways of improving implementation of the Convention.
Mr. ANDO asked why the statistics in paragraphs 84, 87 and88 of document CCPR/C/BEN/2004/1/Add.1 were not as specific as those that had been given in the delegation's answers to the list of issues.
Mr. SCHEININ said it was understandable that the delegation's answers relating to the death penalty had been partly speculative, considering that a moratorium was in force until the end of the current year.
The Committee welcomes the constructive dialogue with the delegation of the State party, which included a number of representatives from various government departments, as well as the delegation's answers to the questions posed by the Committee.
Ms. Gnacadja had found the delegation's answers concerning culture very brief and diffident, and wondered whether there was a need to remember that culture and tradition were not something static, handed down from on high.
The Committee welcomes the constructive dialogue with the delegation of the State party, which included a number of representatives from various government offices, as well as the delegation's answers to the questions asked by the Committee.
Mr. Flinterman said that both the fifth periodic report and the delegation's answers to the list of issues and questions appeared to indicate some confusion as to the true meaning of article 4 of the Convention, on temporary special measures.
The Committee also notes withappreciation the open and constructive dialogue with the delegation of the State party, which included representatives of various government departments with expertise on the subjects covered by the Covenant, and the delegation's answers to the questions posed by the Committee.
Mr. WIERUSZEWSKI said that, although most of the delegation's answers had been precise and to the point, they had not all been entirely satisfactory, in particular the replies to questions 26 to 28, which had amounted to a statement that there was no problem.
The Committee also notes with appreciation the open and constructive dialogue with the delegation of the State party, which included representatives of various government departments with expertise on the subjects covered by the Covenant, and the delegation's answers to the questions posed by the Committee.
He was concerned that some of the delegation's answers to the questions on minorities had failed to acknowledge the importance of self-government for minority communities as a means of ensuring independent decision-making on cultural, linguistic and other rights.
For example, Australia understood article 9, paragraph 4, as referring to the legality of the detention of an illegal immigrant only in terms of the domestic legal order: it was not clear,either from the reports or from the delegation's answers, what remedy was available in cases of arbitrary detention in the sense in which the term was used in the Covenant.
The Guatemalan delegation's answers to the questions put by the Committee were provided by a person who, according to a member of the Permanent Mission of Guatemala to the United Nations, represented a non-governmental organization active in the area of family matters.
Mr. Saidoy(Uzbekistan), continuing his delegation's answers to questions put by members of the Committee with regard to issues 1 to 15 on the list of issues, said that Uzbekistan was working on developing better machinery to review complaints and communications forwarded by the Committee and to respond to recommendations by the Committee in a timely manner.
He noted the delegation's answer concerning the relationships between the national legislation and the Convention and deemed it satisfactory.
The delegation's answer to question 22 concerning the closure of independent television stations had been extremely brief.
Referring to the delegation's answer to question 8 of the list of issues, she asked whether there were separate educational programmes for boys and girls.
It appeared from the delegation's answer to question 12 that the situation in Suriname was incompatible with article 9 of the Covenant.
Referring to the delegation's answer to question 16 of the list of issues, he welcomed the planned prohibition of corporal punishment as a sentencing alternative for juvenile offenders and the proposal to amend the Prison Ordinance so as to abolish corporal punishment.