Примеры использования Gouttes asked на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. de GOUTTES asked which indicators dealt specifically with racial discrimination.
Mr. de Gouttes asked when the Supreme Court would take a decision regarding Mr. Askarov.
Mr. de Gouttes asked to what extent sharia law could be applied to non-citizens.
Mr. de GOUTTES asked whether the term general recommendation or general comment should be used.
Mr. de GOUTTES asked whether any consensus had been reached on the length of the treaty-specific targeted reports.
Mr. de Gouttes asked for examples of the reversal of the burden of proof in racial discrimination cases.
Mr. de Gouttes asked whether the mandates of the Equal Opportunities Commission and the National Human Rights Commission overlapped.
Mr. de Gouttes asked whether the Swedish courts recognized the legitimacy of"testing" as proof in matters of racial discrimination.
Mr. de GOUTTES asked whether the Government also consulted NGOs, especially Roma associations, in the preparation of the report.
Mr. de GOUTTES asked what the reference in the last sentence to“close monitoring” meant, and wondered whether the paragraph was really needed.
Mr. de Gouttes asked why the State party had not incorporated the Convention into its domestic legislation by means of a specific law.
Mr. de Gouttes asked how many cases would be examined at the Committee's current session under the early warning and urgent action procedure.
Mr. de Gouttes asked what measures the State party intended to take in order to supplement the criminal legislation on racial discrimination.
Mr. de Gouttes asked whether the NGOs had direct contact and effective cooperation with the Government and the National Human Rights Commission.
Mr. de Gouttes asked whether Slovak legislation contained an adequate definition of racial discrimination, in line with that contained in the Convention.
Mr. de Gouttes asked if individuals could now invoke the Convention directly in Kenyan courts, with the exceptions the delegation had outlined.
Mr. de Gouttes asked whether any of the NGOs present at the meeting had been consulted by the Government during the preparation of its periodic report.
Mr. de Gouttes asked whether the Convention or another international human rights treaty had been cited as the basis for a decision of a domestic court.
Mr. de Gouttes asked whether the mechanisms described by the State party for dealing with complaints by migrant workers could also be used by domestic workers.
Mr. de Gouttes asked whether a law incorporating the Convention in domestic legislation had been adopted and whether the Convention had already been invoked in the courts.
Mr. de Gouttes asked whether the Lithuanian Government intended to contribute to the preparatory work being done by the European Union for its Roma programme.
Mr. de Gouttes asked whether any of the NGO representatives knew the outcome of the second appeal against the law on citizenship passed by the Knesset in 2003.
Mr. de Gouttes asked whether the State party's Constitution or other domestic legislation prevented it from gathering statistics on ethnic or racial origin.
Mr. de GOUTTES asked whether identity documents still included the skin colour of the holder, and whether the State party had considered eliminating such references.
Mr. de Gouttes asked about the status of the legislative amendment designed to ensure that the National Commission was again granted"A" status by the Sub-Committee on Accreditation.
Mr. de Gouttes asked what the legal reasons were for the fact that Denmark had not incorporated the Convention into domestic law, as it had in the case of other instruments.
Mr. de Gouttes asked whether the fact that an offence was motivated by racial considerations constituted an aggravating circumstance under criminal law.
Mr. de Gouttes asked which NGOs had been consulted in the preparation of the periodic report and whether the NGO community had been satisfied with their level of cooperation in that process.
Mr. de GOUTTES asked how the Ombudsman and the new human rights body would work together and whether the Ombudsman was competent to receive complaints of racial discrimination.
Mr. de GOUTTES asked the secretariat to inform the Committee about the practices of other treaty bodies in respect of the preparation of country profiles or analyses for their country rapporteurs.