Примеры использования Referring to question на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ms. Majodina, referring to question 12 of the list of issues, requested clarification of arrest procedures.
Referring to question 14, he observed that short-term custody for up to 10 hours continued to be legal.
Ms. Kalala(Democratic Republic of the Congo), referring to question 14, said that the number of judges was indeed inadequate for the size of the country.
Referring to question 12, he would again welcome more information on what was contained in the Code of Criminal Procedure.
Ms. Telalian(Greece), referring to question 26, said that a number of awareness-raising measures had already been taken.
Referring to question 8, she asked whether any convictions for spousal rape had been handed down in the State party.
Ms. Narain(Mauritius), referring to question 10, said that the National Children's Council Act had come into force in 2004.
Referring to question 3, he said that the withdrawal of Denmark's reservations to the Covenant was not currently under discussion.
Mr. Saidov(Uzbekistan), referring to question 3, said that gender equality was a top priority for his Government.
Referring to question 1, he noted with interest that the Covenant had been directly invoked on only two occasions.
Ms. Ragnarsdóttir(Iceland), referring to question 17, said that under article 65 of the Constitution all persons were equal before the law.
Referring to question 7, he said it could not be denied that gender disparities existed, for historical reasons.
Ms. Conterno(Peru), referring to question 60, cited a number of programmes relating to reproductive health and other matters.
Referring to question 14 of the list of issues, he said that his Government no longer planned to build holding centres for migrants in Libya.
Mr. Fellous(Tunisia), referring to question 12, said that Tunisia had nine political parties, six of which were represented in the Chamber of Deputies.
Referring to question 9, she said that the National Commission was conducting the evaluation requested by the United Nations,to be completed by 30 April 1999.
Ms. KAPILEWICZ(Poland), referring to question 4, said that additional statistical information had been submitted to the Committee in written form.
Referring to question 9, he said that each member of Switzerland's militia army traditionally kept his or her service weapon at home in order to ensure successful mobilization in case of war.
Ms. Despotopoulou(Greece), referring to question 6, said that between January and mid-October 2004, the police had investigated 50 cases under anti-trafficking legislation.
Referring to question 12 on the list of issues, she said that Japan's position that it would neither abolish the death penalty nor accede to the second Optional Protocol was known.
Ms. HAUBERG(Denmark), referring to question 9 of the list of issues, said that refoulement was prohibited under the Danish Aliens Act, which was discussed in the written replies.
Referring to question 1, he said that, pursuant to Gabon's procedure for ratifying international instruments, the Covenant had been incorporated in domestic legislation following its ratification in 1983.
Mr. Nsengimana(Rwanda), referring to question 2 on the list of issues, said that unity and reconciliation were key to achieving stability and sustainable peace in Rwanda.
Referring to question 18, she said that article 336 of the Family Code did not authorize forced marriages but in fact provided for criminal penalties for forcing a person to marry against his or her will.
Ms. NARVÁEZ PUERTO(Honduras), referring to question 19, said that the new Administration considered the right of access to land to be a fundamental right of indigenous and Black communities.
Mr. KLEIN, referring to question 25 of the list of issues, said that the Committee had received information concerning the vulnerability of domestic workers in Aruba, to whom the Labour Ordinance was not applicable.
Mr. MALEYOMBO(Central African Republic), referring to question 20, said that he had used the term"international protectorate" to describe the considerable assistance and advice that his country had received from various international bodies.
Referring to question 11, Mr. Saidov(Uzbekistan) said that extradition, expulsion and return were regulated by bilateral agreements, usually judicial assistance treaties, that Uzbekistan had concluded with other States.
Mr. DE VULDER(Belgium), referring to question 18 of the list of issues, said it was true that seizure of the complaints commission established in September 2003 did not have suspensive effect.
Referring to question 10 on the list of issues, she said that both the Committee and the Human Rights Council had condemned the Daiyo Kangoku substitute prison system, considering it incompatible with the State party's international commitments.