Примеры использования She wished to know what measures на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She wished to know what measures the Government had taken in that regard.
The Committee had been informed about children being expelled without their parents; she wished to know what measures were being taken in that regard.
She wished to know what measures could be taken to remedy the problem.
Recalling that the Committee had been informed that the problems of elderly women were the object of much debate in Belgium, she asked which specific aspects were being considered;in particular, she wished to know what measures and institutions existed to deal with the problem of solitude among older women; with the increase in life expectancy, the scale of that problem was growing.
She wished to know what measures had been taken to prevent such incidents.
Noting that the Presidential Commission for Coordinating Executive Policy in theField of Human Rights(COPREDEH) was responsible for coordinating the activities of executive institutions, she wished to know what measures were in place to ensure the proper coordination of the work of other bodies mentioned in the report, such as the Social Welfare Secretariat and the National Council for Assistance to Guatemalan Migrants.
She wished to know what measures the Government planned to take to that end.
Given that Syrian citizens enjoyed free medical treatment, she wished to know what measures the Government intended to take to ensure that rural women received the same quality of treatment as their urban counterparts.
She wished to know what measures were being taken by the Government to remedy the situation.
Lastly, in view of the high percentage of rural andageing women, she wished to know what measures had been adopted to assist both groups, and how the Government intended to address the feminization of poverty, particularly in rural areas.
She wished to know what measures had been considered to address such situations.
Recalling that, under the Convention, it was the responsibility of both spouses to raise their children, she wished to know what measures the State party had taken and intended to take in order to ensure greater cooperation between spouses in that regard so that family responsibilities were not an impediment to a woman's pursuit of higher education.
She wished to know what measures had been drawn up under the Plan of Action 2000-2004 to address that situation.
With regard to pre-trial detention, she wished to know what measures the Government had taken or intended to take as a result of the report by the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.
She wished to know what measures were in place or planned to prevent girls from being exploited under the scheme.
Concerning article 5 of the Convention, she wished to know what measures the Chilean authorities had taken to portray females in a more positive light in school curricula and whether the media were being used to change the image of women in Chilean society.
She wished to know what measures the Government planned to take to monitor the conduct of the security forces.
Lastly, she wished to know what measures had been taken to apprehend the perpetrators of lynchings, given that such persons were often protected by their own community.
She wished to know what measures the Government of Kuwait was taking to raise awareness of women's issues in the State education and health sectors.
Lastly, she wished to know what measures had been taken to guarantee the right to redress of women who had been subjected to ill-treatment in the Magdalene Laundries.
She wished to know what measures had been taken by the judicial authorities to ensure that all persons in pre-trial detention were able to undergo a medical examination.
She wished to know what measures had been taken or were envisaged in order to address the double discrimination to which indigenous girls and women were subjected.
She wished to know what measures the Government planned to take in order to correct the lack of representation of women and the flagrant underrepresentation of indigenous persons in Congress.
She wished to know what measures were being taken to solve the structural problems affecting minority groups, such as the lack of access to social and economic rights and political freedoms.
Furthermore, she wished to know what measures had been taken to protect the rights of such returnees and whether specific measures had been taken to ensure respect for the rights of foreign workers in Senegal.
She wished to know what measures the State party planned to take to ensure that the system of appeals fully complied with the obligation of non-refoulement under article 3 of the Convention.
In that connection, she wished to know what measures had been taken by the Government to promote the election of women to official positions within trades unions and what steps had been taken to ensure the job security and physical safety of female nominees.
In that regard, she wished to know what measures the Government was taking to sensitize society and change attitudes towards women, and whether the draft Act on the Prevention and Resolution of Domestic Violence would include a review of the definition of rape contained in the Penal Code.
She wished to know what measures the French Government had adopted to ensure equal opportunity in the area of employment, where there were three times as many unemployed from countries outside the European Union as French unemployed, and, in particular, whether public and private sector enterprises were obliged to offer minorities the same opportunities as the rest of the population.
She also wished to know what measures would be adopted to mitigate the negative effects of structural adjustment and globalization.