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Mr. HERMOZA-MOYA(Peru) said that,if the Committee so wished, he could read out the replies contained in the document.
Most of the replies contained details of legal proceedings carried out by various authorities dealing with the cases.
Data on health andviolence against women can be found in the replies contained in paragraphs 17-18 and 7 of the list of issues respectively.
Most of these replies contained details of the legal proceedings carried out by the various authorities dealing with the cases.
Furthermore, the report and the written replies contained extensive information about detainee operations in Guantánamo, Afghanistan and Iraq.
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All the replies contained lists of forensic experts and some of them also contained other elements, as requested by the Commission on Human Rights.
Ms. SHALEV said that the report and the written replies contained a great deal of information on laws and regulations, but very little on their actual impact.
Most replies contained a brief statement to the effect that the State concerned had adopted all necessary measures to comply with the requirements of resolution 1160 1998.
Mr. Peter asked why the written replies contained population data from 1981 when more recent figures were available elsewhere.
The replies contained in your letter concern the questions raised and the clarification requested by the lawyers of the two suspects but we are still awaiting the replies to the questions asked and clarification sought from the three Western countries.
However, the diversity of opinions and replies contained in the Secretary-General's report prompts us to make certain additional comments based on our recent experience as a non-permanent member of the Council for the 1992-1993 biennium.
Some replies contained generic descriptions of interpretative principles, such as literal, historical, or reasonable interpretation; interpretation consistent with international law, ordinary meaning in context and in light of the treaty's object and purpose; analogy; usage; general principles of law; or equity.
With reference to article 10,the report and the written replies contained information on the procedure for submitting allegations of torture against members of the Criminal Investigation Department, and it was stated in particular that the complainant must be referred to a police doctor if necessary.
A number of replies contained information on the regulatory regime in place to prevent money-laundering, including obligations of due diligence for financial institutions.
She asked the delegation to explain why the report and written replies contained so little information and statistics concerning the implementation of the Convention. She asked whether data had been collected in that respect and, if not, whether steps would be taken to introduce a data collection system.
The draft reply contained a number of proposed amendments to draft resolution A/50/L.44.
Reply contained information requested.
Reply contained details requested.
December 2007 Further reply containing additional information on paragraph 13.
The negative Event Reply contains the conflicting Event organizer's name.
The reply contained concrete proposals by the European Union in the interest of maintaining international peace and security and promoting international cooperation and the prevention of an arms race in outer space.
Accordingly, we gave a brief account of Iraq's position in regard to that resolution in paragraphs 30 to 32 of our above-mentioned reply contained in document A/50/47.
If the specified time the Bank does not receive a reply containing detailed information on request, the Bank reserves the right to suspend all operations on the client's account.
It stressed that, despite the limited number of answers received, each and every reply contains very useful information for future financial estimations.
The replies contain valuable information about individual cases and ongoing practices in certain States that appear to violate international human rights norms protecting the right to conscientious objection.
It was felt that all replies containing a variety of national experiences merited a more detailed consideration, in particular those replies outlining a comparison between various financing schemes, and their advantages and disadvantages.
We refer to the reply contained in point 1.11 of this report and should like to add that the proposed bill covers both legal assistance and the rules applicable to the extradition of criminals.
As of 20 December 1995 replies containing information provided in response to the request made by the Commission had been received from the Governments of the following countries: Angola, Argentina, Bahrain, Belize, Equatorial Guinea, Jordan, Mauritius, Namibia, Nigeria, Philippines, Tunisia and Uruguay.
Australia welcomes the opportunity to submit this reply containing our views, pursuant to General Assembly resolution 65/41 on developments in the field of information and telecommunications in the context of international security.
This part of the reply contains a number of steps which the Government has taken to promote human rights through engagement of various United Nations and national human rights mechanisms.