Примеры использования Delegation's replies на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She would like to hear the delegation's replies.
Mr. SICILIANOS said that the delegation's replies on the various aspects of slavery had been particularly interesting.
Mr. PRADO VALLEJO said that he had found the United Kingdom delegation's replies both clear and explicit.
Lastly, he said that the delegation's replies to questions on the status of refugees in Jamaica were fully satisfactory.
With regard to question 6 on the list of issues,the plans for the integration of the Roma that were mentioned in the report and in the delegation's replies were impressive.
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Mr. Kut said that some of the delegation's replies raised further questions.
The delegation's replies demonstrated that Belarus had made considerable progress in the implementation of the Convention.
Ms. GAER, speaking as Country Rapporteur,said that the delegation's replies had put many of the issues raised in the report into perspective.
The delegation's replies intimated that collective arrests and detentions were possible once they had been ordered by a court.
Mr. Mariño Menéndez, Second Country Rapporteur, also commended the scrupulous andhighly professional nature of the delegation's replies to the Committee's questions.
Ms. Gabr said that the delegation's replies and the statistics it had provided had significantly complemented the report.
The first part of the dialogue with the State party had come to an end, andthe Committee members were looking forward to hearing the delegation's replies to their questions at a later meeting.
Mr. GROSSMAN said the delegation's replies were of a high standard for a dialogue between the Committee and a State party.
The Committee commends the State party on the quality of its report,which followed the Committee's reporting guidelines, and the delegation's replies to Committee members' questions and comments.
Mr. YUTZIS said that the delegation's replies had not dispelled his concern that article 4 of the Convention was not being fully applied.
On the one hand,as had been indicated in the report(paras. 323- 326) and in the delegation's replies, the Constitution provided certain guarantees of freedom of the press.
The report and the delegation's replies indicated beyond a doubt that Botswana was a multicultural and multi-ethnic society.
The initial report(CCPR/C/CZE/2000/1)contained a great deal of information, although the delegation's replies to the questions raised in the list of issues(CCPR/C/72/L/CZE) could perhaps have been more detailed.
The delegation's replies concerning certain high-profile cases of abuse had not entirely satisfied her, particularly in relation to due process issues.
Mr. HUANG Yong'an expressed regret that the delegation's replies to the Committee's list of issues had not been translated into English.
The delegation's replies to the Committee's list of issues(CCPR/C/MDG/Q/3) would deal with legal, legislative, institutional, judicial and political developments, and steps taken or planned by the Government to implement the Covenant.
Sir Nigel RODLEY,referring to the delegation's replies to questions 18 and 19, asked for further clarification of procedures during police custody.
The delegation's replies had merely tended to reiterate the data supplied in the report and had consisted of an enumeration of legislative and constitutional provisions.
But it seemed from both the report and the delegation's replies that it was the general rule in Argentina, especially in the case of serious crimes.
The delegation's replies had been sharp and clear; and the Committee's comments had been intended to draw attention to possible human rights breaches and to encourage further efforts.
First, on the subject of equality of the sexes, the delegation's replies showed that France had made great progress towards realizing such equality, but that much remained to be done.
Mr. Gaye said that the delegation's replies clearly demonstrated the State party's desire to cooperate fully with the Committee.
He expressed satisfaction with the standard of the report and the delegation's replies to questions by the Committee, some of which touched on problems that were particularly difficult for poor countries to overcome.
Having listened to the delegation's replies, she agreed with Mr. Kretzmer that confusion still existed regarding the differences between custody and pre-trial detention, and the provision of medical treatment during custody.
She had the impression from the delegation's replies on the equality of women that Peruvian legislation left a great deal to be desired in that area.