Примеры использования Turning to question на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Turning to question 16, he said that there appeared to be some confusion.
Turning to question 2, he said that the fight against corruption was a major challenge.
Turning to question 11, he wondered why not all requests to visit prisoners made by NGOs were granted.
Turning to question 2, she said that international instruments were directly applicable at the national level.
Turning to question 2, she said that a new law on the organization of the judiciary had been passed in 2002.
Turning to question 22, she explained that under article 15 of the Constitution, everyone was equal before the law.
Turning to question 22, he said that Bulgaria was a country in which ethnic and religious tolerance had always prevailed.
Turning to question 4, he said that an"amnesty commission" had judged about 16,000 cases to date.
Turning to question 14, she said that considerable progress had been made regarding the legal status of detainees.
Turning to question(c), he said that his Government had no plans to ratify the first Optional Protocol.
Turning to question 8, he said that spousal rape was punishable under article 177 of Japan's Penal Code.
Turning to question 21, he said that Nicaragua was concerned that all parents should assume their parental responsibilities.
Turning to question 15, he said that the State of Israel had been established as a homeland for the Jewish people.
Turning to question 19, he recalled his discussion of New Zealand's anti-terrorism regime at the previous meeting.
Turning to question 7, he said that the very few instances of torture or ill-treatment had been totally without authorization.
Turning to question 16, he said that some citizens were not locally registered because of the scale of internal migration.
Turning to question 24, he asked whether the State party had taken any steps to ratify the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Turning to question 30, she said that the Covenant was widely disseminated by the Government and State bodies on their websites.
Turning to question 11, he said that the Government had taken significant steps to improve prison conditions and reduce overcrowding.
Turning to question 19, he said that, while the Roman Catholic Church currently enjoyed special status, the Constitution protected all religions.
Turning to question 16, he said that, since 1991, 434 churches or religious organizations had applied to the Ministry of Interior for registration.
Turning to question 19, he asked what measures were being taken to overcome the difficulties in applying the rules governing the protection of children.
Turning to question 13, he said that the new Penal Code included a number of provisions aimed at preventing arbitrary arrest and unjustified detention.
Turning to question 1 of the list of issues, he said that the Committee would appreciate disaggregated statistics on budget allocations to the national human rights institutions.
Turning to question 30, he said that laws and treaties were disseminated through the Journal Officiel, the media and rural radio information campaigns.
Turning to question 14, she asked how many cases of ill-treatment and torture had been investigated by the Ombudsman since 2007 and what remedies, if any, had been provided for victims.
Turning to question 14 of the list of issues, he welcomed the fact that the dismissal of a number of judges under the state of emergency had been declared unconstitutional.
Turning to question 8 on the list of issues, she asked whether there were any plans to work with the media to encourage a non-stereotypical portrayal of women.
Turning to question 3 on the list of issues, he said that the Government of Rwanda had welcomed the establishment, belated though it had been, of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.
Turning to question 12, he said that it was necessary to rectify the omission of the prohibition of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.