Примеры использования It had been asked на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It had been asked whether instruction was still given in both languages.
The Party concerned provided comments on 16 March 2011. On 4 March 2011, the Party concerned also addressed the letter of the Committeeof 7 January 2011, where it had been asked to report on its progress with following the Committee's recommendations.
It had been asked why those detainees were not brought before a judge.
With regard to funding mechanisms for unforeseen expenditure, OHCHR had been able to use such mechanisms to finance the first extension of the mandate of the Commission of Inquiry on Syria, butnot the second extension, because it had been asked to carry that financing over to the 2013 budget.
It had been asked why there was only an Ombudsman for Children.
The Commission discussed the forthcoming election of candidates for the Legal and Technical Commission and noted that,in the light of the current number of candidates standing for election at the twelfth session, it had been asked by Council to comment on the efficiency of its functioning with its present membership of 24 experts.
It had been asked whether NGOs were also allowed access to jails.
With respect to the size and functioning of the Legal and Technical Commission, the Commission wished to express that,in the light of the current number of candidates standing for election at the twelfth session, it had been asked by Council to comment on the efficiency of its functioning with its present membership of 25 experts.
It had been asked how long the emergency measures would remain in force in Peru.
According to the Commission's report, it had been asked whether the result of diplomatic protection was that an alien enjoyed more rights than the national of the offending State.
It had been asked why more scholarships were awarded to male students than to female students.
The secretariat indicated that most of the additional activities that it had been asked to undertake could be covered within resources foreseen in the core budget or had already been envisaged in the initial budget estimates under the Trust Fund for Supplementary Activities.
It had been asked whether children who were members of minorities suffered more than other children.
In one case, it had been asked to participate in the logistics of offloading cargo at a port and had done so.
It had been asked whether there was any difference between authorized residence and political asylum.
Regarding immigration, it had been asked how the right to take proceedings before a court, set forth in article 9, paragraph 4, of the Covenant, was guaranteed.
It had been asked how an order from a superior officer to commit acts of torture could be challenged.
It had been asked whether the standards laid down in the Convention had been incorporated in Georgia's domestic law.
It had been asked whether Benin was able to conclude cooperation agreements to manage migratory flows.
It had been asked whether the Republic of Korea intended to withdraw its reservations in respect of articles 21 and 22 of the Convention.
It had been asked whether the anonymity of judges(the"faceless judges") was compatible with the process of pacification of the country.
It had been asked whether a pattern of systematic violations of human rights in a country constituted a reason for non-return.
It had been asked whether the Constitution had been amended in relation to the system of judicial coordination.
It had been asked how UNIDO intended to meet the challenge of significantly rising levels of technical cooperation delivery.
Indeed, it had been asked not to increase the workload of delegations by scheduling large numbers of meetings of such groups.
It had been asked whether a new law governing privacy was to be introduced, and what were the Government's plans with regard to defamation.
It had been asked whether legal provisions which discriminated between EU and nonEU nationals were consistent with the equality provisions of the Covenant.
It had been asked whether there existed a possibility of appeal against a death sentence. At present there was a major gap in the law on that subject.
It had been asked whether the changes made under the Employment Equality Act concerning comparators for equal pay had been effective.
It had been asked whether the laws establishing special protection for women did not involve the likelihood of discrimination, by automatically excluding women from certain jobs.