Примеры использования Delegation might wish на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The delegation might wish to clarify those points.
The Deputy Executive Director said that it was her understanding that this issue might be brought before the General Assembly at its next session,so the delegation might wish to take this matter up at that time.
The delegation might wish to comment on that remark.
On the issue of the right to life(article 6 of the Covenant), the delegation might wish to consult paragraph 7 of the Committee's concluding observations on the fourth periodic report of the Netherlands CCPR/C/NLD/CO/4.
The delegation might wish to comment on those conclusions.
Mr. SICILIANOS said that, since Georgia was in the process of drafting a new code of criminal procedure, the delegation might wish to note that during the current session the Committee would be considering the adoption of a general recommendation on the prevention of racial discrimination in the administration and functioning of the system of justice in States parties to the Convention.
The delegation might wish to comment on that information.
The delegation might wish to comment on that sentence.
The delegation might wish to provide details on the progress of the inquiry.
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 wish to indicate whether they were aware of that study and explain why they felt that the sources mentioned were not reliable.
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 wish to comment on that information and indicate what measures were being taken to raise awareness of domestic violence among police officers.
The delegation might wish to comment on those allegations and to indicate whether measures were taken to protect those persons against the violence and prejudice to which they were subjected.
Nevertheless, the delegation might wish to take the opportunity to update the Committee on what steps had been taken in the meantime to remedy the situation.
The delegation might wish to fill in that missing information and indicate the number of complaints filed and judgements handed down in order to measure the extent of the phenomenon of xenophobia and anti-Semitism.
Incidentally, the delegation might wish to provide more detail on the matter of the autonomous provinces and to clarify whether that status was linked to the different ethnic groups living in those provinces.
The delegation might wish to give its own assessment of conditions in pretrial detention facilities and explain why they were worse than those in prisons for convicted prisoners.
The delegation might wish to explain the legal guarantees protecting the rights of persons with mental disabilities and persons suffering from psychiatric disorders, as well as the training provided to the staff of psychiatric institutions.
The delegation might wish to indicate what importance the Croatian authorities attached to political directives given to national minorities by their country of origin: for example, when Hungary gave instructions to the Hungarian minority in Croatia.
The delegation might wish to explain the meaning of the term"Montubio" and indicate whether the State party had agreed to grant asylum to Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, who had temporarily taken refuge in its embassy in London, where he had filed an application for asylum.
With reference to article 7, the delegation might wish to set out the measures taken by the Government to ensure the public diffusion of the Convention, and in particular of the Committee's conclusions and recommendations, and to indicate whether the Government planned to make the declaration under article 14 of the Convention.
Without prejudice to any comments his delegation might wish to make in due course on the draft articles, he stressed that the Government of Chile attached great importance to the issue, especially those aspects having to do with transboundary harm and the environment.
The delegation might wish to comment on the case of Mr. Mohamed Ghazi Al-Maymuni Al-Matiri, who, according to an NGO report, had been tortured with a blowtorch and sodomized during his detention by State security agents and had died while being taken to hospital in January 2011.
The delegation might wish to indicate, as requested in the list of issues, the maximum period of custody for foreigners residing illegally in Kuwait, and whether the detention measures applicable to those persons were subject to review by a competent, impartial and independent judicial body or authority.
The delegation might wish to provide the Committee with the requested information regarding the number of applications registered, the number of successful applications, the number of applications accepted because the asylum-seeker had been tortured in his country of origin or might be tortured if returned to it, and the number of deportations, indicating how many of them had involved rejected asylum-seekers and to which country they had been returned.
Delegations might wish to comment on the ordering of the various parts of the text.
Delegations might wish to consider these recommendations and make decisions on this basis.