Примеры использования Reverting to the question на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Reverting to the question of the relationship to the core document, she cited paragraph 34 as an example of that document being taken into account.
Ms. Kim Young-me(Republic of Korea), reverting to the question of non-regular employment and the E. Land labour dispute, said that it was impractical to ban non-regular work.
Reverting to the question concerning the number of judges from the south of the country, he said that he personally knew two southern judges in the Supreme Court.
Sir Nigel Rodley, reverting to the question of assisted suicide, said that keeping alive someone whose life was unbearable was an affront to human dignity.
Reverting to the question of invitations to citizens to appear at police stations for“informative talks”, he noted that a person who refused to respond could be arrested.
Mr. MARIÑO MENÉNDEZ, Alternate Country Rapporteur, reverting to the question of access by human rights defenders to detention facilities, said that he had been told by Togolese non-governmental organizations that they had not been very involved in the Government's activities aimed at improving the human rights situation in detention facilities.
Reverting to the question of incommunicado detention, she reaffirmed that, in accordance withthe Government's prohibition of that practice, it was no longer applied in any detention facility in Togo.
Mr. Kälin, reverting to the question of the establishment of a national human rights institution, asked whether existing human rights protection mechanisms were sufficiently independent.
Reverting to the question raised by the representative of Namibia, he said that it was the first time that UNCTAD had focused on agriculture, which called for investments both upstream and downstream from production.
Mr. van BOVEN, reverting to the question of foreign housemaids, said that they often had no social, legal or even physical protection because of the inadequacy of regulations in that area.
Mr. PATRONAS(Greece), reverting to the question raised by the representative of the United Republic of Tanzania, said that his delegation was awaiting a response from the representative of the Netherlands, on behalf of the European Union.
Ms. AKEB(Algeria), reverting to the questions on freedom of expression during the state of emergency, observed that in every country in the world freedom of the press could be restricted during emergencies.
Mr. Shearer, reverting to the question of the Committee for National Reconciliation, as referred to in paragraphs 115 and 116 of the State party's report, asked what had prompted the Government to feel the need for such a Committee.
Ms. BELMIR, reverting to the question of juvenile justice and time limits on temporary detention, noted that the gaps noted in those regards, although particularly in evidence during the 2005 events, were not however the product of circumstances.
Mr. BHAGWATI, reverting to the question of the defence of the accused, said he would like to know whether, if a suspect could not afford to employ a defence counsel, the State appointed one immediately after the arrest or only during the subsequent stages.
Reverting to the question of the criminalization of torture in domestic law, he noted that article 113 of the Criminal Code referred to physical or mental suffering caused by"systematic" beatings, a concept that was not contained in the Convention.
Ms. Dairiam, reverting to the question of recruitment of women strictly as non-regular workers, said that the Government should use the Equal Employment Act and the Basic Plan on Gender Equality in Employment as legal instruments to stop employers from exploiting women in that manner.
Mr. THORNBERRY, reverting to the question of the sterilization of Roma women, noted that when one group was affected by a practice in a far greater proportion than any other population group, that was a ground for concluding that de facto discrimination existed, in contrast with deliberate discrimination; such discrimination was no less covered by the Convention.
Ms. Silot Bravo(Cuba), reverting to the question whether the 1954 report remained valid, said that the statement of the Vice-Chairman of ICSC confirmed her delegation's fears about the impact which the adoption of the proposed Code would have on the core values of the international civil service, inasmuch as the former standards of conduct had applied to all United Nations organizations, whereas the new Code applied only to United Nations staff.
Ms. Chanet reverted to the question of invitations for follow-up missions.
Perhaps after concluding its consideration of the draft report, the Commission could revert to the question of finalization and approval of the draft convention.
It could then revert to the question of definitions and include elements on impermissible reservations either in the draft guidelines or in the commentary.
He suggested that the Committee should revert to the question of whether it should strengthen its own procedures after adopting the general comment.
Revert to the question of the membership of the Commission at its 1996 session, in the context of an overall review of the membership of all its subsidiary bodies;
Once the report is available,the Secretary-General will revert to the question of the additional resources required for the Tribunal to fulfil its mandate.
While the European Union had joined the consensus on the draft resolution,it strongly believed that the Committee should revert to the question of funding IMIS as a priority issue.
It might be preferable for the Commission to start with articles 12 to 14 at the current session and then revert to the question of the sphere of application, raised in article 2.