Примеры использования Referring to the issue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ms. Janson(Canada) said that her delegation could not accept the amendment referring to the issue of foreign occupation.
Referring to the issue of deaths in custody, he asked why there had been such a sharp increase in the prison population from 2005 to 2006.
Ms. Lalić-Smajević(Yugoslavia), referring to the issue of entitlement to restitution, recalled that Yugoslavia had joined the United Nations on 1 November 2000.
Referring to the issue of a smooth transition for graduating States, he said that Australia welcomed the recommendations of the Ad Hoc Working Group.
Ms. BECKER(United States of America), referring to the issue of human trafficking raised by the Country Rapporteur, stressed her Government's commitment to combating that scourge.
Referring to the issue of child labour,the delegation noted that this practice is often accepted by certain parts of the population, perhaps because of poverty and the social fabric.
Mr. MUTALEMWA(United Republic of Tanzania), referring to the issue of disaggregated data on ethnicity, said that the Government's policy was to avoid measures that fuelled sectarian fragmentation.
Referring to the issue of trade unions, he pointed out that collective bargaining could only be carried out on a voluntary basis and with the consent of the employer concerned.
Ms. Obama Mekoulou(Cameroon), referring to the issue of gender equality in the National Assembly, said that women were represented in all parliamentary bodies.
Lastly, referring to the issue of minority groups and languages, he said that ethnic diversity was a valuable asset, albeit one that was sometimes difficult to manage.
Ms. Pascal(Republic of Moldova), referring to the issue of abortion, said that services for pregnant women were free and guaranteed by the State before and after abortion.
Mr. Diaconu, referring to the issue of the Bedoon, noted that the majority of illegal residents in Kuwait were Iraqis and asked when they had arrived in the country.
Ms. Stoma(Poland), referring to the issue of shelters, said that 138 emergency centres were available for assistance to victims of domestic violence who were not single mothers.
Referring to the issue of gender equality and empowerment of women, he asked if the secretariat should develop a separate report on the role of fathers.
Ms. Mambetali(Kyrgyzstan), referring to the issue of women's recourse to the courts, said that women had brought some cases, mainly concerning their housing and property rights.
Referring to the issue raised by the representative of Norway,the Executive Secretary stressed that the remaining studies undertaken would be made available by January 1995.
Referring to the issue of democratization of the Fund's decision-making process, Mr. Camdessus pointed out that all important decisions of the Fund in recent years have been taken unanimously.
Mr. Vidtmann(Lithuania), referring to the issue of the participation of national minorities in public and political life, said that the population of Lithuania comprised citizens of 121 nationalities.
Referring to the issue introduced under agenda item 14(see para. 32 above),the expert from the Netherlands introduced a similar proposal(GRSP-50-04-Rev.1) addressing UN Regulation No. 95.
In particular, referring to the issue of updating the fleet of military transport aircraft, he noted that the most likely candidate for the purchase is the American C-130J"Super Hercules.
Referring to the issue of anti-hail protection, the Prime Minister hailed the introduction of a missile-operated anti-hail protection system, which was recently proposed by David Tonoyan.
Mr. Khamidov(Tajikistan), referring to the issue of trafficking in persons, said that the Government had been working on a draft agreement with the United Arab Emirates which would soon be concluded.
Referring to the issue of growth in the use of feedstock, Mr. Kuijpers said that the information in the report represented an extrapolation based on a growth rate known from the literature.
Mr. Gallegos Chiriboga, referring to the issue of the Guantánamo detention centre and CIA flights, said that democratic countries had succumbed to using measures which were in clear breach of the Convention.
Mr. KASEMSUVAN(Thailand), referring to the issue of states of emergency, said that Thailand fully intended to comply with article 4 of the Covenant concerning information on any derogation from basic Covenant rights.
Referring to the issue of divorce, she explained that access to divorce was not considered as a fundamental human right and had never been interpreted as such in the major international human rights conventions or treaties.
Ms. Docherty(Human Rights Watch), referring to the issue of incendiary weapons, said that Protocol III as currently drafted could not achieve its intended purpose of protecting civilians from the effects of such weapons.
Ms. Belmir, referring to the issue of minors in holding centres, said she would like to have further clarification concerning the use of isolation cells and the forcible administration of psychotropic substances.
Referring to the issue of jurisdiction over the Western Wall, Husseini insisted that it was an integral part of the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound and that the necessary repairs would be carried out by Muslims. The Jerusalem Times, 2 August.