Примеры использования Referring to questions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Referring to questions 11 and 13, he said that the Penal Code was already very clear on the question of torture.
Mr. PAPANDILE(Albania), referring to questions 10 and 11, said that no statistics were available for the period 1999-2002.
Mr. HENKIN, referring to questions 13, said he too found it difficult to see why Australia could not incorporate the Covenant into its domestic law.
Ms. Ayvazian(Armenia), referring to questions raised on the access of women to the courts for the settlement of disputes, said all persons were equal under the law.
Mr. AGURTSOU(Belarus), referring to questions relating to the freedom of opinion, said that he was not aware of any cases of intimidation or persecution of journalists.
Mr. BURNEO-LABRIN(Peru), referring to questions 24-31, said that there had been a qualitative change in due process with regard to cases linked to alleged terrorism.
Mr. STIMSON(United States), referring to questions 23 and 24, said that the DoD conducted comprehensive training programmes on the treatment and interrogation of detainees.
Referring to questions 7, 8, 12, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21 and 55, on groups that needed special protection, she said that in 1998 there had been 140,000 displaced persons in 16 refugee camps in Thailand.
Referring to questions on the protection and promotion of the Chamorro language and culture, Mr. Gutierrez gave assurances that he would use all the Government's resources to support the Chamorro culture. 54/.
Mr. SUGINARA(Japan), referring to questions asked in connection with health and welfare, said that the Eugenics and Maternal Protection Act was being implemented in accordance with a very strict procedure.
Referring to questions on the independence of the judiciary, he said that, under article 7 of Constitutional Decree No. 1, the judiciary had the same status as before the assumption of power by the new Government.
Mr. Bhagwati, referring to questions 14 and 15 on the list of issues, asked whether the recommendations of the Judicial Service Commission in matters relating to the misconduct of judges were binding on the President.
Mr. BELANSKÝ(Slovakia), referring to questions 17 to 22 of the list of issues, said that no effort was made to determine the minority affiliation of Slovak citizens elected to public office.
Mr. MAGNUSON(Sweden), referring to questions on paragraph 47 of the report, said that the focus of the Act against Ethnic Discrimination and of the work of the Ombudsman against Ethnic Discrimination was the labour market.
In this case, referring to questions of terrorism, the President Recep Tayyip Erdogan paid special attention on the inadmissibility of the use of the phrase«Islamic terrorism.»«The use of this expression is unacceptable and wrong.
Referring to questions relating to article 1 of the Convention, she said that no cases had been brought to the Constitutional Court invoking the Convention, nor had the principle of equality been interpreted by the Constitutional Court.
Referring to questions 7 and 8, Ms. Narain(Mauritius) said that the 1997 Protection from Domestic Violence Act allowed victims of domestic violence-- which covered verbal as well as physical violence-- to apply to the courts for various forms of protection.
Sir Nigel RODLEY, referring to questions 10 and 11 of the list of issues, said that article 281 of the Albanian Code of Criminal Procedure required judges and prosecutors to initiate investigations of torture ex officio, in other words even where no complaint was filed.
Mr. CASTILLERO HOYOS, referring to questions 19 and 20 on freedom of movement, said he had information according to which former political prisoners, human rights advocates and representatives of human rights organizations had in fact frequently been prevented from leaving the country.
Mr. GASTAUD(Monaco), referring to questions 1 to 5 on the list of issues, said that Monaco had made only a very limited number of interpretative declarations and reservations at the time of its signature and ratification of the Covenant in 1977, which might explain why they remained relevant.
Ms. Fonseca(Belize), referring to questions put by Ms. Pimentel, said that access to justice for women was the goal pursued by the National Gender-based Violence Committee, which included members of the police department, various Ministries, NGOs and magistrates.
Referring to questions concerning measures to reduce discrimination in the workplace, and policies to enable mothers to work part-time, she said that as indicated in the report(para. 178), work in the area of health, education and culture, was undervalued.
Ms. Pizano began by referring to questions raised by Australia during the thirtieth meeting of the Open-ended Working Group in respect of the reports prepared by the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel in 2009 and 2010 in response to decisions XX/6 and XXI/10.
Mr. González(Chile), referring to questions about prisons, said that one judge's visit to a Santiago prison had led the authorities to accelerate construction work with a view to providing capacity for an additional 2,500 inmates-- a demonstration of the effective follow-up action to judicial visits.
Mr. WEITZEL(Luxembourg), referring to questions asked by members of the Committee concerning paragraph 25 of the ninth periodic report, said the fact that an individual remedy brought before a Luxembourg court could not be based exclusively on the Convention did not mean that it was in breach of that instrument.
Referring to questions about the conditions for voting and being eligible to be elected to the National Assembly the representative said that the general age at which one could vote was 18 years; in certain cases, it was not less than 25 years, and it was necessary that one had Iraqi nationality and that one's parents had Iraqi nationality.
Referring to questions raised under article 20 of the Covenant, the representative of the State party said that the extreme right-wing party and its military wing had been condemned by the Croatian Government, and the party leaders and three members of Parliament had had their immunity removed and were being investigated.
Referring to questions relating to the juvenile justice system, he said that in the years 2006, 2007 and 2008, the number of persons admitted to young offenders' institutions had been 2,663, 2,758 and 2,207 respectively, which illustrated the effectiveness of preventive methods, including the prevention of continued involvement in criminal behaviour patterns.
Mr. Sharafutdinov(Uzbekistan), referring to questions 13 and 14 on the list of issues, said that pursuant to the National Plan of Action to Combat Torture, the Ministry of Justice was currently considering a draft regulation that would improve the conditions of police custody and pre-trial detention, and the President himself had urged Parliament in January 2005 to revise the legal provisions governing the holding of suspects to give the courts greater control of pre-trial procedures.
Answer refers to questions 18 and 21.