Примеры использования She asked for clarification на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She asked for clarification.
In view of the uncertainties that had been expressed, she asked for clarification as to how far implementation had progressed.
She asked for clarification of what expulsion meant.
With respect to the question of gratis military officers, she asked for clarification of the estimated annual cost of administrative backstopping.
She asked for clarification of how those various aspects fitted together.
With regard to provisions under the Law of Personal Status on inheritance rights, she asked for clarification on the share of inheritance to which surviving wives and children were entitled, in particular in cases of polygamy.
She asked for clarification and wished to know whether Mr. Boimurodov might expect a response.
Regarding the administration of justices,she noted that the time limit for bringing before a judge a suspect held in custody was not respected in practice, and she asked for clarification in that regard.
Finally, she asked for clarification on the costs of contraceptive services.
She asked for clarification of the areas where information about concrete results was lacking.
In connection with paragraph 216 of the report, she asked for clarification of the distinction between an"obligation of means" and an"obligation of result" in terms of the Government's obligation to reduce the pay gap.
She asked for clarification of the meaning of“execution of claims” in article 15(1) a.
With regard to the Private Sector Employment Act No. 38, she asked for clarification of the reasons for prohibiting the employment of women at night, and enquired about the conditions of employment for women who were exempt from that prohibition.
She asked for clarification on the constitutional integration of international human rights documents.
In addition she asked for clarification on the specific qualifications required for women to be listed as job-seekers.
She asked for clarification of the claim that minority languages were under the protection of the State as national property.
Given the recent expansion of the EU, she asked for clarification of exactly which countries fell under the categories of"Other EU" and"Others" in the table showing the number of foreigners living in Luxembourg para. 45.
She asked for clarification on the independence of the Union of Women and how much influence the Government had over its operations.
She asked for clarification of the process whereby a detainee could obtain a medical examination.
She asked for clarification of that term, or alternatively that another word be used in order to overcome the problem.
She asked for clarification of the indication in the report that juveniles could be tried together with adults.
She asked for clarification of the Government's position with regard to quotas for women in senior positions in the private sector.
She asked for clarification on what constituted a forced conversion, and what conditions fostered the practice of freedom of belief.
She asked for clarification of the Government's future plans for its agreement with the private sector on promoting equal opportunities.
She asked for clarification concerning some of the statistical data provided in the State party's written reply to question 3 of the list of issues.
She asked for clarification of the terms"nullity" and"legal separation", and whether divorce actually existed in the Philippines.
She asked for clarification of how the mechanism for the maintenance of high-level contact referred to in paragraph 5.15(b)(ii) would work.
She asked for clarification in a formal meeting, as her delegation had lost faith that the matter could be adequately dealt with informally.
She asked for clarification of the indication, in paragraph 7 of the Secretary-General's report(A/53/220*), that economies of about $20 million were anticipated.
Finally, she asked for clarification on whether religious marriages were legal, and whether their legal status depended on whether or not they had been contracted by mutual consent.