Примеры использования Delegation had explained на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Irish delegation had explained the necessity of the Special Criminal Court.
Ms. January-Bardill observed that Australia's multicultural approach,which the Australian delegation had explained at some length, posed certain problems.
The delegation had explained that the sentence could not be commuted because the law had not been amended.
Dr. Al-Ansari(Saudi Arabia)said that as the delegation had explained at the morning meeting, there were no legal grounds for male guardianship of women.
The delegation had explained that certain differences in treatment in fact constituted“positive discrimination”.
With regard to police action, the Danish delegation had explained that, whenever a police officer used force, a report must be filed with the Chief of Police.
The delegation had explained that in the event of a husband's refusal, the wife could appeal to the courts.
Mr. PERRIN de BRICHAMBAUT(France)said that his delegation had explained at previous sessions why it opposed the draft articles on State responsibility.
The delegation had explained that Belgium was not able to legislate on police custody because its Parliament was not operational.
In its statement at the plenary session, his delegation had explained why the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya had not yet been able to accede to that Convention.
The delegation had explained that the Duma had not enacted new legislation on domestic violence because it considered such cases to be covered by existing legislation.
In her view the death penalty should cease to be handed down;however, although the delegation had explained that executions no longer took place, it had not specified how may people had been sentenced to death in recent years, and especially, for which offences the death penalty could be pronounced.
The delegation had explained that defendants appearing before the courts after making a confession were always asked by the judge whether they had been tortured.
In response to allegations of violations committed against Jehovah Witnesses, the delegation had explained the situation regarding freedom of worship in the country but had not explained whether the persons belonging to that faith who had been arrested by the police had been allowed the right or the possibility to lodge an appeal.
The delegation had explained that the Minority Ombudsman was subordinate to the Ministry of Labour, since that Ministry dealt with many aspects of action to combat discrimination.
The United Kingdom delegation had explained that the Government's position on reservations was considerably different from that of the Committee.
The delegation had explained at length the position of the United States in that regard in its opening statement and detailed components of a response could be found in the written replies.
During the interactive dialogue, the delegation had explained that prison sentences and the suspension from office of public officials found guilty of acts of enforced disappearance ran simultaneously.
The Slovene delegation had explained that the definition had not been transformed into law because it might endanger the structure of the criminal law.
The Maldivian delegation had explained that public opinion was not very favourable to women becoming judges, yet that was surely an anachronism.
The delegation had explained that information on the work of the treaty bodies and related documents was made available on the Internet and that everyone was free to consult it.
The delegation had explained that the exit visa, or authorization to leave the country had been introduced in the 1970s, when individuals had been defaulting on payments for petroleum resources.
The delegation had explained that there were regulations governing access by humanitarian organizations and even UNHCR to waiting zones, but clarification should be provided on the nature and scope of those regulations.
Thus, the Cuban delegation had explained to the representatives of Canada that the so-called“independent journalists” referred to by Canada were neither independent nor journalists.
As the head of her delegation had explained the day before, France made a distinction between travellers and the Roma, the former being almost all French citizens 300,000 to 400,000 people.
Although the delegation had explained that the Dina dealt mainly with less serious offences, it was not clear whether the decisions relating to them were based on customs or the laws and regulations in force.
The delegation had explained that the Berber population was not of a different ethnic origin, yet it had acknowledged that there was an Arabic-speaking population and a Berberspeaking population.
The delegation had explained that Quechua was a"language of intercultural communication", but Ecuador was home to 13 nationalities and 27 peoples: why had Quechua, rather than another indigenous tongue, been chosen?
Even though the delegation had explained that life-saving procedures were permitted, she was nevertheless concerned at the fact that the laws governing abortion in Nicaragua were extremely restrictive.
The delegation had explained that the Covenant had been incorporated into the Constitution and was equivalent to domestic legislation, but had failed to cite a single case where it had been invoked by the courts.