Примеры использования He asked to what extent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He asked to what extent non-citizens were excluded from ownership of land.
Having commended the fact that the Ombudsman had a mandate for the protection of women's rights, he asked to what extent the Ombudsman referred to the provisions of the Convention in her work.
He asked to what extent intercultural elements were factored into educational practice.
Referring to the requirementcontained in paragraph 4(d) of the Committee's General Recommendation, he asked to what extent representatives of the pygmies had participated in the design and implementation of the aforementioned project.
He asked to what extent the Government believed that modernization would complement indigenous rights.
Referring to reports of prolonged detention of migrants,especially those of Chinese origin, he asked to what extent the Inter-American Convention to Prevent and Punish Torture was being applied to migrants and stateless persons.
He asked to what extent the outcomes of the Working Party meeting in January had been implemented.
With regard to the political representation andlegal protection of the indigenous communities, he asked to what extent the provisions of article 171 of the Constitution and the processes referred to in paragraph 52 of the report had been put into effect.
He asked to what extent the documents prepared by the Committee had been taken into account in the preparation of the draft declaration.
While noting that the National Human Development Plan for Migrants was a very positive initiative, he asked to what extent it concerned, on the one hand, migrant workers in the State party and, on the other, Ecuadorian citizens working abroad.
He asked to what extent nationwide disaggregated statistics based on colour and race were available.
Finally, regarding the dissemination of information on the consideration of the State party's third periodic report, he asked to what extent and by what means the Committee's concluding observations would be disseminated to lawyers, judges, magistrates and prosecutors.
He asked to what extent the courts would rely on the findings of international tribunals to establish whether a genocide had occurred.
Given that the State party's reservation to the Convention stated that it would fulfil its obligations under article 4(a) and(b)to the extent that fulfilment of the obligations was compatible with the rights under the Constitution, he asked to what extent article 4 was indeed implemented.
He asked to what extent Roma communities were involved in the formulation of policies affecting them rather than just their implementation.
Turning to the drafting of the second periodic report, he asked to what extent the Government Commissioner for Human Rights, the Government Council for Human Rights and civil society had been involved.
He asked to what extent involuntary medication was practised, and what role was played by doctors in such procedures.
In the light of Constitutional Court Judgement No. 370 of 2006, he asked to what extent the State party's other legislation was compatible with the Justice and Peace Act and what was being done to give effect to Judgement No. 370.
He asked to what extent the large-scale immigration of Jews from countries such as his own contributed to Israel's ethnic plurality.
He asked to what extent constitutional provisions, which granted citizens access to a wide range of rights, also applied to non-citizens.
He asked to what extent the system of regional ethnic autonomy functioned in practice to ensure the protection of the rights of ethnic minorities.
He asked to what extent local people were benefiting from the railway, apart from access to cheaper goods and ease of travel to other provinces.
He asked to what extent such legislation was systematically monitored and whether the CRE and other competent bodies were properly equipped for that task.
He asked to what extent support and shelter were offered to victims of domestic violence, since the problem could not be solved without adequate victim protection.
He asked to what extent the family situation of foreigners whose children had been born and brought up in Ireland was taken into account in decisions on residence or deportation.
He asked to what extent the Special Rapporteur had seen evidence of foreign interventions that might create obstacles to human development in Myanmar.
He asked to what extent the Government had considered implementing the recommendation of the Newton Committee that Part 4 of the Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 should be repealed.
He asked to what extent the Autonomous Republic of Crimea really was autonomous and particularly wished to know whether the representatives of this Republic were directly elected by the population.
He asked to what extent regional organizations, especially those involved in the settlement of armed conflicts, had incorporated questions relating to the internally displaced into their agenda.
He asked to what extent the State controlled the content of textbooks on subjects such as history, the teaching of which was often controversial in countries with diverse cultural backgrounds.