Примеры использования Her delegation wished to know на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Her delegation wished to know when the renovation work in the Garage would be completed.
There was more room for better synergy, coordination anddialogue between the Human Rights Council and OHCHR, and her delegation wished to know how that could be promoted under the High Commissioner's leadership.
Her delegation wished to know what the best way of achieving that goal was.
While fully supporting the concept of full utilization of the Nairobi facilities, her delegation wished to know whether any thought had been given to marketing the Nairobi facilities to other organizations or launching a campaign to sensitize Governments to their use.
Her delegation wished to know how the Secretariat intended to rectify the imbalance.
Since no one had been prosecuted orpunished for those crimes, her delegation wished to know how to put an end to impunity for perpetrators of crimes committed on religious grounds in order to re-establish a climate of confidence among the various religious communities in the country.
Her delegation wished to know when further information on the Authority's budget for the biennium 1996-1997 would be available.
If the reports were true, her delegation wished to know exactly how much money was involved and what remedial action had been taken.
Her delegation wished to know what other opportunities existed for the international community to share best practices in that regard.
With regard to planned activities, her delegation wished to know the nature of and justification for the participation of the Office of the High Commissioner in activities having to do with good governance, which seemed quite outside its mandate.
Her delegation wished to know whether that initiative was still being pursued or whether it was being replaced by the reactivation of the Senior Advisory Board on Services.
Regarding the post-2015 development framework, her delegation wished to know how, specifically, human rights could be incorporated and what role OHCHR and the national human rights commissions could play in developing a human rights-based agenda.
Furthermore, her delegation wished to know the estimated cost savings resulting from the different recommendations formulated by the Unit.
Her delegation wished to know why the Secretariat had chosen to adopt hasty measures that were certain to provoke debate.
Her delegation wished to know what the status of the turnstile project was and whether it was being implemented within the framework of the global access control system.
Her delegation wished to know the Special Rapporteur's views on the best way to involve civil society in reparation procedures.
Her delegation wished to know how the work of that rapporteur would be coordinated with that of the Special Rapporteur on the situations in Rwanda and Burundi.
Her delegation wished to know the legal basis for examining human rights situations in the absence of reports, and the criteria for judging information to be admissible.
Her delegation wished to know how resources such as medical personnel and forensic materials could best be made available to victims of torture.
Her delegation wished to know whether there were special policies in place for countries in a state of war aimed at reaching the women who really needed them.
Her delegation wished to know what new action could be undertaken to prevent xenophobic political parties with fascist ideologies from making racist declarations.
Her delegation wished to know what exact form such an approach should take, how it could be applied to the protection of human rights defenders and what examples of best practices could given.
Her delegation wished to know what measures other States had taken in order to ensure that persons with non-physical disabilities had access to the services that they needed.
Her delegation wished to know what amount of mission resources had been used to finance the posts of Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General in charge of the humanitarian pillar.
Her delegation wished to know when the views of the other Main Committees on aspects of the medium-term plan relating to their work would be available as official documents.
Finally, her delegation wished to know when it could expect to receive a conference room paper containing the promised written replies to questions asked during the 53rd meeting of the Committee.
Her delegation wished to know how that provision was linked with those contained in General Assembly resolution 48/218 B concerning the implementation of recommendations, as well as the position of programme managers in that respect.
Her delegation wished to know what tangible results the Committee's efforts to combat intimidations and reprisals had achieved and what else it and the States parties might do.
Her delegation wished to know whether there were plans to share the experiences of the Governments of Afghanistan and Colombia, which had taken positive measures on IDPs, in order to replicate such experience elsewhere.
Her delegation wished to know whether the issue came under the mandate of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms while countering terrorism and whether he had documented the situation at the centre.