Примеры использования Responding to comments на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Responding to comments and moderating them can also take up a lot of time.
Mr. Crépeau(Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants), responding to comments, said that the issue of the facilitation of migration would be further developed.
Responding to comments from readers of early drafts of the manuscript, Niffenegger reorganized the narrative so that it largely followed Clare's timeline.
Mr. Muntarbhorn(Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea), responding to comments, said that he looked forward very much to working with colleagues in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to promote and protect human rights.
Before responding to comments on specific aspects of the proposed Regulations, it is appropriate to address a general comment to the special status of ICSC.
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Iv Securing additional financial and human resources to address the requirements of public participation in the transboundary context e.g., added translation and communication requirements andensuring the process of obtaining, compiling and responding to comments received from the public of the affected country in a meaningful way.
Responding to comments made during discussion of the CPD, the representative said that any interventions or attempts to politicize the programme were unacceptable.
Mr. Purcell(International Organization for Migration), responding to comments concerning how migration could be treated in the future, said studies had found that migrants had made substantial contributions to their own countries and to the host countries.
Responding to comments on the Northern Caucasus, the Director stressed that UNHCR's main focus would continue to be on protection of the displaced and voluntary returns to Chechnya.
Mr. MACKAY(New Zealand), responding to comments concerning the criminal age of responsibility, reiterated that children aged 10 could only be subject to criminal prosecution for homicide.
Responding to comments about his annual report for 2002, the Administrator acknowledged that there was a need to improve the quality and timeliness in reporting on financial and programme matters.
The representative of France, responding to comments made by the representative of the host country, said that when he had referred to the problem as bilateral, he had not intended to minimize the problem.
Responding to comments and questions put forward by various delegations, Djibouti stated that there has been a constant political will since 1999 to increase the participation of women in the country's development.
Mr. Makriyiannis(Cyprus), responding to comments made by the representative of Turkey at the thirty-fourth meeting, said that Turkey continued to make false accusations and distort historical facts.
Responding to comments on the UNICEF response to emergencies, the Deputy Executive Director of UNICEF explained that all UNICEF staff had the obligation to be able to respond to emergencies.
Ms. Caravantes Tobías(Guatemala), responding to comments about the apparent lack of coordination among the various bodies dealing with women's issues, emphasized that a wide-ranging reorganization was under way.
Responding to comments and queries from several delegations, Dr. Hassan emphasized the value of participation by Ministers of Science and Technology in conferences involving heads of academies of science as a means of gaining national support for science and technology.
Ms. MARTÍNEZ(Venezuela), responding to comments and questions by embers of the Committee, said that cases of ill-treatment of migrant and indigenous men and women in border areas were dealt with through the normal court system.
Responding to comments about the effectiveness of existing mechanisms, she stressed that her Government was committed to fighting trafficking, as reflected in the implementation of the necessary legislation and the establishment of a special ministerial unit for juvenile protection.
Mr. Pellet(Special Rapporteur on reservations to treaties), responding to comments made during earlier discussion of the item, said that it would have been difficult in practice for the International Law Commission to complete its work on the topic of reservations to treaties and finalize the Guide to Practice on Reservations to Treaties in less than the 17 years it had taken, given the sheer technicality and complexity of the topic.
Responding to comments by Sakiko Fukuda-Parr and James Love, WTO agreed that, since the adoption in 2001 of the Doha Declaration, which is fully supported by both developing and developed countries, flexibilities are broadly accepted, although there was a need for further capacity-building of developing countries on the implementation and use of TRIPS flexibility clauses.
Ms. Gaspard, responding to comments made by Algeria to the effect that in practice its reservations to the Convention were now outdated, asked why they had therefore not been withdrawn.
Ms. Yeow(Singapore), responding to comments about the lack of a specific prohibition against gender discrimination in the Constitution, said that her Government's view was that article 12(1) of the Constitution necessarily encompassed the concept of non-discrimination against women.
Mr. Sajda(Czech Republic), responding to comments regarding the lack of significant change in women's political participation and appointment to official positions, recalled that the third report covered only the period up to the end of 2003, and said that the situation had changed in the intervening period.
Ms. Nicholas(Secretariat), responding to comments by Mr. Grand d'Esnon(France), Ms. Miller(World Bank) and Mr. Wallace(United States of America), explained that changes made to the draft Guide by the Working Group at its meeting in April would be brought to the attention of the Commission as those portions of text were discussed.
Mr. SAN'T ANGELO(Belgium), responding to comments and questions about the Centre for Equal Opportunity and Action to Combat Racism, said that the Centre had been established in 1993 as a permanent body to succeed the Office of the Crown Commissioner for Immigration Policy, whose mandate had been limited to four years.
Responding to comments about the reputation of the Commission, the Special Rapporteur opted to emphasize the importance of the responsibility of the Commission and of those who write on issues of international law, noting in particular that what is written, as constituting subsidiary sources of international law, had consequences, positive and negative, for the development of international law.
Responding to comments about coordination between the funds and programmes and the World Bank and the work of UNICEF on needs assessment in several countries, the Deputy Director said that UNICEF increasingly was called on to provide substantive technical support to coordinate sectoral work, e.g. education in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Ms. GUZMÁN(Venezuela), responding to comments and questions by members of the Committee, said that the objectives of the Independent Women's institute, pursuant to the Equal Opportunities for Women Act, comprised policy planning, coordination and implementation; formulation of legislation to promote women's rights; establishment of databases; provision of legal and other services and advice; public and private sector coordination; and provision of funding for programme implementation.
Mr. Sharma responded to comments and questions raised.