Примеры использования Shahi asked на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Colloquial
Mr. SHAHI asked what status the working group's decisions would have.
Mr. SHAHI asked whether the Tajik and Turkmen languages still used the Cyrillic alphabet.
Mr. SHAHI asked whether the Committee was being discriminated against in terms of the payment of honoraria.
Mr. SHAHI asked whether the wording used in the second sentence of the first subparagraph was a standard formulation.
Mr. SHAHI asked whether the area mentioned in the second line of the paragraph was really called the“Northern Governates”.
Mr. SHAHI asked who was responsible for deciding what information should be contained in the new common core document.
Mr. SHAHI asked why the term“discrimination”, which was that used in article 6 of the Convention, had been replaced by inequality.
Mr. SHAHI asked what the purpose of the paragraph was and whether the Committee had in fact expressed an opinion on Western Sahara.
Mr. SHAHI asked for clarification concerning convictions of police officers who used excessive force.
Mr. SHAHI asked what percentage of the Mexicans who immigrate annually to the United States of America were indigenous people.
Mr. SHAHI asked whether the Swedish Government could take action on racist propaganda emanating from Sweden via the Internet.
Mr. SHAHI asked whether"Burundian authorities" might not be more acceptable than"judicial authorities" in operative paragraph 3.
Mr. SHAHI asked what information justified the statement that“significant” progress had been made towards the normalization of the health-care system.
Mr. SHAHI asked for clarification of the statement by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council cited at the end of paragraph 11 of the periodic report.
Mr. SHAHI asked Mr. Wolfrum how he justified the reference in paragraph 11 to Han wishing to settle in autonomous regions.
Mr. SHAHI asked whether the situations prevailing in Sierra Leone, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Burundi might not be considered under item 3.
Mr. SHAHI asked whether the 50,000-strong pygmy population was considered indigenous, and if so, which were the minorities among the 230 ethnic groups?
Mr. SHAHI asked the delegation of India how many members of the Indian armed forces had been found guilty of violence and how they had been punished.
Mr. SHAHI asked whether the term“discrimination” was intended to refer to infringements of civil and political rights as well as economic, social and cultural rights.
Mr. SHAHI asked how many countries had not submitted an initial report but only a core document, and how many had submitted neither an initial report nor a core document.
Mr. SHAHI asked to what extent the State party had complied with the provision of the Convention on dissemination of its content, since public awareness of the instrument appeared to be extremely low.
Mr. SHAHI asked precisely to what extent each of the paragraphs of article 4 of the Convention was being implemented and what were the activities of the Centre for Equal Opportunity and Action to Combat Racism.
Mr. SHAHI asked whether the temporary suspension of certain provisions affecting the representation of national minorities in parliament was still in force and, if so, when it was likely to be terminated.
Mr. SHAHI asked whether the statement in paragraph 13 was based on information contained in Croatia's periodic reports or was taken from other sources, such as the Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights.
Mr. Shahi asked whether the summary records of the Committee's meetings during which it adopted its concluding observations concerning the implementation of the Convention in States parties were distributed among the members of the Committee.
Mr. SHAHI asked how the procedure referred to in the paragraph- namely, a complaint by one State party that another State party had violated the Convention, as provided for in article 11- might be invoked in the present case.
Mr. SHAHI asked if the contact group could ascertain whether the World Conference against Racism would look at the question of racist propaganda and material on the Internet, a matter which was of particular concern to developing countries.
Mr. SHAHI asked whether the United Nations Civilian Police Mission in Haiti(MIPONUH), which had been set up to assist in the professionalization of the Haitian National Police, had led to any substantial improvement and had been cost-effective.
Mr. SHAHI asked whether there had been any follow-up to the Stockholm International Forum on Preventing Genocide: Threats and Responsibilities, the first such event to be held since the adoption of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide more than 50 years earlier.
Mr. Shahi also asked the delegation to make clear whether half of Swedish territory was devoted to reindeer herding.