Примеры использования Delegation had provided на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The delegation had provided encouraging information about future projects.
Ms. Simms said that the report and the delegation had provided eye-opening information.
However, some data were available for the prison population, which the delegation had provided.
The delegation had provided statistics of complaints concerning police conduct at the previous meeting.
Mr. CHAVEZ(Peru) observed that,at the fifty-seventh session, his delegation had provided the Committee with a document containing detailed replies to all the questions.
The delegation had provided the Committee with statistics on the nationalities of those persons in written form.
He would also appreciate further information on trafficking in human beings,in addition to the updated information the delegation had provided in its opening statement.
Mr. PILLAI said that the delegation had provided very full and detailed answers to the Committee's questions.
The Chairperson thanked the Permanent Representative of Belgium for his presentation of the country's report, andwelcomed the extensive responses the delegation had provided to the pre-session working group's questions.
The Chairperson said that the delegation had provided valuable information in a highly professional manner.
Mr. SHAHI, noting that the second subparagraph of paragraph 8 requested information on all ethnic groups,said it was important to acknowledge that the delegation had provided information on the provinces where minority groups were concentrated.
The delegation had provided information about the human rights defenders Annakurban Amanklychev and Sapardurdy Khajiev.
The Chairperson invited Committee members to comment on the additional replies the delegation had provided before moving on to questions 21 to 30 in the list of issues.
The delegation had provided documentation on the rich body of jurisprudence relating to the value of confessions made to the police.
In the course of the Subcommission's examination of the partial submission, the delegation had provided additional material consisting of documents and made several presentations to the subcommission.
The delegation had provided some overall figures for the refugee population, but she would like some more detailed statistics about refugee children.
Ms. Hayashi said that,in response to a question she had asked at the previous meeting, the delegation had provided some general information on prison conditions for women detainees.
The delegation had provided data earlier on the Village and Urban Community Fund, which the Government considered to have been reasonably successful.
Although the pre-session working group had asked for more information, the delegation had provided few statistics on the number of perpetrators tried and convicted.
The delegation had provided some information regarding the doctrine of necessity, mentioning directives that could be invoked to justify its application.
He recalled that,at the previous session of the General Assembly, his delegation had provided the Committee with irrefutable evidence, including names and cases, of human rights violations in the United States.
His delegation had provided Committee members with a package of documents containing detailed information on the financing of minority programmes, including those aimed specifically at Roma.
Mr. Charles informed the Commission that during the week of 28 July to 1 August,the subcommission had held three meetings with the delegation of Uruguay, during which the delegation had provided responses to additional questions and requests for clarification that had been raised by the subcommission at the thirty-fourth session.
Mr. Charles reported that the delegation had provided responses to the issues that had been raised by the Subcommission at the thirty-third session of the Commission.
He also noted that although the delegation had provided many replies, unfortunately they were not always exhaustive.
Although the delegation had provided some information in connection with the Curuguaty massacre, the investigation appeared to be focused on pinpointing the responsibility of the peasants.
He believed that, with those remarks, his delegation had provided exhaustive answers to all the questions in the first half of the list of issues.
While the delegation had provided extensive details regarding bill No. 736, he would welcome more information on the current legal provisions applicable to acts of enforced disappearance.
Mr. VINTHEN(Denmark) said that his delegation had provided members with further information about the Thule case, which he hoped would answer Mr. Thornberry's questions.
The delegation had provided excessively detailed information on the institutional, constitutional and legislative situation in the Philippines and insufficient information about results achieved in practice.