Примеры использования She would be interested на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nell said she would be interested.
She would be interested in knowing the outcome of those proceedings.
I'm not sure she would be interested.
She would be interested to hear the official response to those concerns.
I can't imagine she would be interested.
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She would be interested to know what specific measures were envisaged.
Any sound- perhaps a sign of identity,if the dog hears it, she would be interested!
Think she would be interested in his job?
Now that El Salvador had made such progress andhad a much more stable democracy, she would be interested to know whether the Government had considered repealing the Amnesty Law.
She would be interested to hear the comments of the State party in that regard.
The Chairperson, speaking as a member of the Committee,said she would be interested to learn about the process used to prepare the report.
If not, she would be interested to know what was preventing it from doing so.
Regarding restraint devices, she would be interested to hear which chemical restraints were used.
She would be interested in learning the outcome of that investigation and the fate of those police officers.
If the latter, she would be interested to know how their efforts were coordinated.
She would be interested in knowing, for example, whether doctors were taught to recognize the symptoms and sequelae of torture.
Furthermore, she would be interested to know the major causes of maternal mortality and morbidity.
She would be interested to learn what measures the Government was taking to combat the high rate of illiteracy among women.
In particular, she would be interested in hearing about the progress of efforts to eliminate stereotypes from school textbooks.
She would be interested in data on women's co-ownership of private property following the de-collectivization of agriculture.
Ms. Shin said that she would be interested to know more about the impact of the campaign to raise awareness of the Convention in Burundi.
She would be interested to hear what was being done in respect of countries that had signed but not yet ratified the Convention.
Ms. Halperin-Kaddari said that she would be interested to learn of any specific cases where pregnant workers had been fired, and whether maternity leave was paid.
Finally, she would be interested to learn more about the growing involvement of women in drug trafficking.
Lastly, she would be interested to hear about measures that had been adopted to make it easier for women to report violence.
She would be interested to hear why Creoles, who made up more than 25 per cent of the population, were not identified as a separate group.
She would be interested to know what percentage of women in Jordan were non-Muslim and how the Act on personal status applied to them.
She would be interested to know, therefore, whether the Committee had any plans to draft joint general comments with other treaty bodies.
She would be interested to hear the Representative's opinion of the United Nations agencies' follow-up to his missions at the country level.
She would be interested to learn about studies to identify the forms and prevalence of violence, and wondered whether data had been disaggregated by gender.