Примеры использования She asked for details на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I should let you know that she asked for details about our dalliance.
She asked for details on the dialogue with the private sector, and whether any such measures had been applied there as well.
Given that free unions were not recognized in Tunisia, she asked for details of the rights of children born out of wedlock.
She asked for details on who would conduct the census and how census questions would be formulated.
Knowing that peoples of African descent had a spiritual relationship with the land, she asked for details of the land rights granted to that category of persons.
She asked for details of the gender perspective in poverty alleviation and social protection programmes.
As the second national programme was already under way, she asked for details of any assessment of the first programme, as some sources had claimed that trafficking was increasing.
She asked for details of the assessment of genetic structure required in the case of persons with hereditary illnesses.
Given that, under the pressure of traditional values,Islamic countries usually wished to see women in a family role, she asked for details of what the Government was doing to protect women's rights as individuals rather than as members of the family.
She asked for details of the Organization's policy regarding non-payment of other financial obligations, and of how that policy would be applied to UNITAR.
In view of the fact that autonomous regions were authorized to conclude international agreements with foreign States(report, para.14), she asked for details of the arrangements regulating such agreements, in particular on immigration, and oversight by the central Government.
She asked for details of the new legal provisions in that area and wondered whether women's testimony now had greater evidentiary weight in court.
With regard to judicial reform, she asked for details of any of the steps taken by Azerbaijan to ensure the independence of judges.
She asked for details of government policy toward the Berbers, whether they could retain their own language, since they were not Arabic-speakers, and whether their language was officially recognized.
In relation to the cafeteria and restaurants, she asked for details of the contract and wanted to know, why, following the refurbishment of the cafeteria, prices had increased without any apparent corresponding improvement in the quality of the food or the service provided.
She asked for details of the criteria that NGOs had to meet in order to be registered, and for information on reported funding cuts experienced by some NGOs and the closure of others.
In particular, she asked for details of the charges and sentences received by the alarmingly high number of women who were currently in prison with their young children.
She asked for details regarding the content of the legislative amendments currently before Congress(CEDAW/C/GUA/6, para. 173) and whether they would facilitate the process of obtaining justice.
She asked for details of concrete policies that had been adopted to integrate minority women into the local decision-making processes and to secure their rights, including land and property rights.
She asked for details about the role of the National Secretariats, especially in relation to women's constituencies and grass-roots organizations, how they operated and how organizations were selected for membership.
In that connection, she asked for details of the subject matter of the training programmes, the identity of the instructors, how the programmes were funded and what contribution they made to promoting the independence and international status of the staff.
She asked for details on the technical, human and financial resources placed at the Ministry's disposal and whether they were considered adequate, particularly for its future work in preparing the national plan of action.
Lastly, she asked for details of education and awareness-raising programmes among communities, families and parents in order to prevent and stop harmful practices which had severe long-term health consequences for girls and women.
In particular, she asked for details of the outcome of the report entitled"Toward Smooth Enforcement of the Law for the Prevention of Spousal Violence and the Protection of Victims" compiled by the Specialist Committee on Violence Against Women.
She asked for details of the relationship between the National Commissioner for Human Rights and the local ombudspersons, and enquired how national and federal legislation in that regard was implemented directly at the local and regional levels.
Lastly, she asked for details of the systems put in place by private employment agencies to ensure that they were in a position to gather information on Albanian nationals working abroad and submit it to the Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities every six months para. 514.
She asked for details of rural school repair and construction programmes and asked how many schools were to be built or repaired, how many of those were girl's schools, what time frame was envisaged and the size of the budget allocated for construction.
In that connection, she asked for details of efforts by UNHCR to enhance leadership, coordination and accountability as part of the Transformative Agenda, and what steps UNHCR might take to ensure that its sufficient resources to meet the growing and ever more costly humanitarian needs.
She asked for detailed information on protection measures and support services for victims.
She asked for detailed information on any existing victim protection mechanisms and support services.