Примеры использования Delegation's statement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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My delegation's statement will cover two issues.
Mr. KELLMAN(El Salvador), supported the United Kingdom delegation's statement.
He, too, welcomed the delegation's statement on article 4.
Delegation's statement that legal provisions authorizing polygamy will remain in the new Family Code;
The Committee notes with satisfaction the delegation's statement that women may now travel abroad freely.
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The delegation's statement that investigations of the disappearances are being pursued is unsatisfactory.
He would welcome more information about the delegation's statement that all judges were independent.
He gathered from the delegation's statement that the bill on foreigners referred to in paragraph 6 of the fifteenth report had not yet been enacted.
With regard to freedom of assembly, the Committee is aware that there are very frequent public demonstrations in HKSAR andtakes note of the delegation's statement that permission to hold demonstrations is never denied.
The Committee welcomes the delegation's statement as to the possibility of reviewing the relevant provision.
No-one from the outside world, including lawyers, had seen them in the first month of captivity,which raised a question regarding the delegation's statement that prisoners were automatically given access to lawyers immediately on detention.
The Committee welcomes the delegation's statement that the State party is completing the process of ratification of the Optional Protocol.
The delegation had stated that the practice was on the way to disappearing but, according to UNICEF, 36 per cent of adult women were subjected to it, and other sources had mentioned a figure of 40 per cent; that contradicted the delegation's statement.
The Committee is concerned about the delegation's statement that the Berber language is no longer spoken in Mauritania.
CEDAW noted the delegation's statement that the process of ratification of OP-CEDAW had been initiated and called on Djibouti to accelerate efforts to ratify it.
The Committee is deeply concerned about the long delay in bringing domestic provisions in line with the Convention and about the delegation's statement that the commission in charge of reviewing discriminatory provisions lacked sufficient resources.
It further notes the delegation's statement that the State party hopes to become a party to the Optional Protocol to the Convention by 2015.
In this regard, the Committee takes note of the delegation's statement that law enforcement offi cers“acted outside of their powers”.
The delegation's statement that it would have to return to Kuwait to examine which articles of the Covenant were affected by the shariah clearly demonstrated the existence of a major difficulty.
In this regard, the Committee takes note of the delegation's statement that law enforcement officers"acted outside of their powers.
Noting the delegation's statement about current plans to establish an independent national human rights institution, the Committee wishes to stress the complementary role of such an institution with respect to governmental institutions and non-governmental organizations dealing with human rights article 2 of the Covenant.
Mr. GARVALOV(Country Rapporteur)said he agreed with the delegation's statement that the Lebanese system was consistent with a representative democracy.
He asked whether the delegation's statement that Tunisian society was both multicultural and homogenous was not somewhat contradictory.
The Committee is also concerned about the delegation's statement that some economic, social and cultural rights are not justiciable.
Commenting on the delegation's statement that the report had been submitted to Parliament earlier that month, she said that the Government was not obliged to consult Parliament.
Ms. Zou sought clarification on one figure in the delegation's statement, namely that in 2003, 18 per cent of senators in Cambodia had been women.
Lastly, he welcomed the delegation's statement that the Government was giving serious attention to the situation of women belonging to the various minorities in Japan.
There was more than one contradiction between that response and the delegation's statement that numerous judicial proceedings for human rights violations had been instituted on the basis of individual complaints.
The Committee welcomes the delegation's statement that the 1992 Amnesty Act did not terminate the proceedings concerned with human rights violations committed during the civil strife of 1985-1991, including the 1986 Moiwana massacre.
However, it takes note of the delegation's statement that collecting such statistics might fuel tension between the communities.