Примеры использования Lallah said на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Lallah said he shared that view.
Mr. Lallah said that he shared Sir Nigel Rodley's view.
Mr. LALLAH said he shared Mr. Bhagwati's misgivings.
Mr. Lallah said that bonded labour should be mentioned.
Mr. LALLAH said that the paragraph was in fact unnecessary.
Mr. Lallah said that Mr. Shearer had done enormously impressive work.
Mr. Lallah said that he supported deleting the word"only.
Mr. LALLAH said his question about Chechnya had been misunderstood.
Mr. Lallah said that he agreed with Mr. Amor regarding paragraph 13.
Mr. LALLAH said that recommendation 6 bis should be deleted altogether.
Mr. Lallah said that the paragraph needed reworking to avoid repetition.
Mr. LALLAH said that he could accept the inclusion of recommendation 6 bis.
Mr. Lallah said that the Committee had been concerned about the issue for a number of years.
Mr. LALLAH said that the first sentence tended to introduce some unnecessary vagueness.
Mr. LALLAH said he was concerned about the Committee's institutional memory.
Mr. Lallah said that he supported the rearrangement of paragraphs 17 and 18 as proposed.
Mr. Lallah said that he supported the proposed new wording of the last sentence.
Mr. LALLAH said he would prefer to revert to the word"permissible" in the second sentence.
Mr. Lallah said that he too felt a sense of deep dissatisfaction with the Dominican report.
Mr. Lallah said that too much time had elapsed since the submission of the previous report.
Mr. Lallah said that he agreed, but noted that Ballantyne had not been about advertising at all.
Mr. Lallah said he was uncomfortable with the content of paragraph 50, in particular the final sentence.
Mr. Lallah said that New Zealand law was in clear violation of article 14, paragraphs 1 and 2, of the Covenant.
Mr. Lallah said that the reference in the two sentences of the proposal to"other" opinions was too broad.
Mr. Lallah said that other bodies, including the Human Rights Committee, were also more likely to be notified.
Mr. Lallah said he agreed with Sir Nigel Rodley that the deciding factor should be the final outcome.
Mr. Lallah said that Mr. O'Flaherty's suggested text took full account of the legitimate concerns raised by Mr. Amor.
Mr. Lallah said that criticism of the Committee was often without foundation and resulted from ignorance of what it does.
Mr. Lallah said that the State party must take the initiative in dealing with the customs and traditions which impeded the implementation of the Covenant.
Mr. Lallah said he was pleased to note that the report gave detailed information on the many measures taken to combat stereotyping and social segregation of persons with disabilities.