Примеры использования Flinterman said на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Flinterman said that he agreed with Mr. Neuman's and Mr. Iwasawa's proposals.
Mr. Flinterman said it was clear that rights without remedies could be illusory.
Mr. Flinterman said that he also agreed with Mr. Bouzid's suggested deletion.
Mr. Flinterman said that, despite the progress reported, there was still much to accomplish.
Mr. Flinterman said that the judiciary could play a vital role in efforts to protect human rights.
Mr. Flinterman said that he would like to know what had been learned about the issue of interim measures.
Mr. Flinterman said that States had failed to implement electoral quota systems as required under federal law.
Mr. Flinterman said that he would like to know more about the difficulties women faced in accessing justice.
Mr. Flinterman said that he was pleased to learn that the Law Reform Commission had been established since the report was written.
Mr. Flinterman said that he had noted with pleasure the adoption by Armenia of the Optional Protocol to the Convention.
Mr. Flinterman said that the establishment of the Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency had been an important step forward.
Mr. Flinterman said that no information had been provided on court cases in which the Convention had been cited.
Mr. Flinterman said that the NHRIs formed a vital link between national and international human rights mechanisms.
Mr. Flinterman said that he would welcome further clarification regarding the status of the Convention within the Macedonian legal system.
Mr. Flinterman said that legal literacy and women's awareness of their rights was an area in need of attention.
Mr. Flinterman said that the paragraph should be amended in order to render the message more direct and accessible to all readers.
Mr. Flinterman said that women's rights would not become meaningful until there was equal access to legal redress.
Mr. Flinterman said that it should be made explicit that civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights were at issue.
Mr. Flinterman said that he could not endorse Mr. O'Flaherty's proposed amendment because it introduced a new concept, that of impermissibility.
Mr. Flinterman said that there had been a number of important developments since the Government of Malawi had last engaged in a dialogue with the Committee, in 1990.
Mr. Flinterman said, with regard to article 16, that information had reached the Committee concerning religious or traditional marriages in Kazakhstan.
Mr. Flinterman said that he welcomed the submission of the first combined report in 2009 and hoped that the Government would also ratify the Optional Protocol.
Mr. Flinterman said he was struck by the tables in the report that showed that female students outnumbered males in higher level education.
Mr. Flinterman said that the Committee wished to know in what way civil society organizations had been consulted during the preparation of the State party's report.
Mr. Flinterman said that he had been concerned, on reading the State party's detailed report, about the lack of examples of practical implementation of the Covenant.
Mr. Flinterman said that he had reservations about qualifying restrictions as"reasonable", since all restrictions should be compatible with the requirements of article 19 3.
Mr. Flinterman said both the report and information received from non-governmental organizations(NGOs) suggested that the Convention was largely unknown in Sweden.
Mr. Flinterman said it was regrettable that the report covered only the period 1994 through March 1998 and stressed the importance of submitting more current reports in future.
Mr. Flinterman said that he was impressed by the State party's microfinance policies in implementation of its obligations under article 13, paragraph(b), of the Convention.
Mr. Flinterman said that the frank and informative report, responses and introductory presentations demonstrated the significant changes taking place in Saudi Arabia.