Примеры использования Delegation might на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The delegation might wish to clarify those points.
It appeared that stoning, while technically still a penalty,was never applied in practice, although the delegation might care to confirm that.
The delegation might wish to explain the matter.
Mr. Calí Tzay said that, in order toprovide a better understanding of the facts, the delegation might wish to indicate which were the poorest population groups in the Dominican Republic.
The delegation might wish to comment on that remark.
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Mr. STITT(United Kingdom) said that his delegation took it that the item remained open andthat in the absence of consensus, any delegation might propose another text.
The delegation might wish to comment on those conclusions.
Unless the crime of aggression was included, his delegation might have to reconsider its position with regard to the Statute as a whole.
The delegation might wish to provide details on the progress of the inquiry.
Mr. POCAR expressed concern that the delegation might devote a disproportionate amount of time to such a general description of the situation.
The delegation might further indicate whether those cases had been investigated.
However, his delegation might raise the issue again in an appropriate forum.
The delegation might care to indicate whether any progress had been made towards that goal.
Lastly, he asked whether the delegation might specify whether amnesty laws applied only to tried cases or whether they affected pending cases as well.
The delegation might wish to comment on that information.
The delegation might wish to comment on that sentence.
That delegation might be in negotiations or awaiting instructions.
If so, the delegation might explain whether such appeals had suspensive effect.
The delegation might provide information as to whether jurisprudence had been developed in that area.
The delegation might also comment on the role of the Catholic Church in that connection.
The delegation might say whether any progress had been made on that front and cite examples.
The delegation might comment on the use of terms such as"minority" and"indigenous people" in Uganda.
The delegation might also wish to inform the Committee of the distinction drawn between"religion" and"religious communities" in the report.
The delegation might explain how the State party ensured that the requesting State's assurances were in fact respected in the event of extradition.
The delegation might wish to explain how and why it considered that public order justified the systematic rejection of applications of that type.
The delegation might also indicate whether the Supreme Court had handed down a ruling prohibiting illegally obtained evidence from being taken into consideration.
The delegation might wish to explain how a reservation to article 20 would prevent the State party from accepting the procedures provided for under articles 21 and 22.
However, the delegation might wish to account for the State party's non-compliance to date with certain recommendations made by the Committee at its previous session.
Lastly, the delegation might wish to indicate whether it was possible to use Guarani in the courts and what measures were being taken to promote its use.
The delegation might also wish to explain what was being done in each of the areas identified in the 2003 studies mentioned on page 61 of the report.