Примеры использования Replying to questions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Replying to questions from delegations, Ms. Keller said that.
The Chairperson invited the delegation to continue replying to questions raised at the previous meeting under articles 7 to 9 of the Convention.
Replying to questions, Serbia indicated that, in Kosovo and Metohija, Serbian cultural and religious sites were being destroyed.
Ms. Ertürk(Special Rapporteur on violence against women,its causes and consequences), replying to questions, said that violence against women was not an isolated issue.
Mr. Djasnabaille(Chad), replying to questions on corruption, observed that corruption was a global phenomenon.
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The Chair, Vice-Chair or a designated representative of any subsidiary organ that may be established subject to rule 48,may be accorded precedence in speaking for the purpose of explaining the conclusion arrived at by the subsidiary organ concerned and for the purpose of replying to questions.
Ms. VUKANIC(Montenegro), replying to questions about trafficking, said that human trafficking in Montenegro was decreasing.
The Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson or Rapporteur of a sessional committee or working party, or a designated representative of any subsidiary organ, may be accorded precedence in speaking for the purpose of explaining the conclusion arrived at by the sessional committee, working party orsubsidiary organ concerned and for the purpose of replying to questions.
Mr. MAHDI(Yemen), replying to questions about the detention of members of the"Young Believers", said the figure of 1,500 was excessive.
Replying to questions about racist attacks, he explained that the Government acknowledged the need for more accurate figures.
Ms. Muñoz-Repiso(Spain), replying to questions about women in education, emphasized that Spain was a relatively young democracy.
Replying to questions about the non-existence of criminal cases involving racial discrimination, he said that his country had nothing to hide from the Committee.
Mr. ZHUKENOV(Kazakhstan), replying to questions about the independence of the judiciary, acknowledged that Kazakh courts were not yet fully independent.
Replying to questions and comments by Committee members, he said that the provisions of the Constitution concerning fundamental rights were based principally on the European Convention on Human Rights.
Ms. Linares(Spain), replying to questions regarding statistics on women with disabilities and Roma women, said that there were few data for those groups.
Mr. Padure(Moldova), replying to questions about mentally-ill patients, said that such persons were administered only minimal doses of medicines.
Mr. Aydogdyev(Turkmenistan), replying to questions from Ms. Gaer, said that the State party had had nothing to do with threats to the life of Mr. Tukhbatullin.
Ms. Linares(Spain), replying to questions regarding older women and Roma women, said that since women in Spain usually lived longer than men, they often became dependent.
Ms. Glowacka-Mazur(Poland), replying to questions concerning the situation of the Roma, said that there were 13,000 Polish citizens of Roma origin, which represented 0.03 per cent of the population.
Mr. Pérez Gasca(Mexico), replying to questions concerning land rights, said that article 27 of the Constitution guaranteed the land and water rights of indigenous peoples and communities.
Ms. MILASIUTE(Lithuania), replying to questions concerning discrimination against the Roma community, said that a new, three-year strategy for the integration of Roma had been adopted in 2008.
Ms. Grybenko(Kazakhstan), replying to questions about women and the labour market, said that the issue of employment must be addressed at both the macro and the micro levels.
Mr. NSANZE(Burundi), replying to questions on human rights associations, said that there were a number of multi-ethnic human rights leagues in Burundi.
Mr. MAHARAJ(Trinidad and Tobago), replying to questions asked by members of the Committee at the previous meeting, underscored the great importance his Government placed on promoting racial harmony.
Mr. Muiz(Maldives), replying to questions raised by the members of the Committee at the previous meeting, noted the significant progress his country had made since its recent transition to democracy.
Ms. KORNELIOUK(Belarus), replying to questions on anti-Semitism in Belarus, said that government policy aimed at fostering peaceful coexistence between different ethnic and religious groups.
Mr. MAGNUSON(Sweden), replying to questions in connection with paragraph 36 of the report, said that efforts to prevent and eradicate violence against women had high priority in Sweden.
Mr. HARRIS(United States of America), replying to questions posed by Committee members at the previous meeting, explained that many civil rights statutes did not require proof of intentional discrimination.
Ms. Simms(Jamaica), replying to questions asked by Committee members at the morning and afternoon meetings, said that the Women's Centres Foundation offered programmes to promote young fathers' involvement in child-rearing.
Mr. Latheef(Maldives), also replying to questions raised by the members of the Committee at the previous meeting, said that the Constitution guaranteed non-discrimination and equality for all on Maldivian territory.