Примеры использования Turning to questions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Turning to questions raised in relation to the establishment of an inter-agency network, he said that discussions were continuing with UNCTAD.
Before turning to questions of formulation and definition, it is appropriate to say something more on this underlying issue.
Turning to questions 1113 of the list of issues, he said that in his view the delegation had passed over question 11 somewhat lightly.
Turning to questions 14 and 15, she said that stereotyping of women persisted but that public awareness of the problem had increased.
Turning to questions of a more general nature, she said that the authorities were investigating certain massacres and mass murders that had taken place during the civil war.
Turning to questions 52 to 61, she said that women's voting rights, as protected by article 7 of the Convention, were guaranteed in much the same manner as men's.
Turning to questions 9 to 16, he said that the Act on the Prevention of Spousal Violence and the Protection of Victims had been enacted in 2001 and amended in 2004 and 2007.
Turning to questions on follow-up of the case of Semira Adamu, he informed the Committee that a multidisciplinary commission had been set up to review the system of expulsion procedures.
Turning to questions 7 and 8 of the list of issues, she echoed the concern expressed by Mr. Amor regarding incommunicado detention in the context of suspected terrorism.
Turning to questions 4 and 6, she noted that there had been reports of extrajudicial, summary and arbitrary executions by security services, problems that the Government was duty bound to investigate.
Turning to questions 33-35 on freedom of opinion and expression, he said that legal provisions had been enacted to protect the rights to freedom of opinion and expression of the media and the public.
Turning to questions 17 and 35, she said that the aim of the Women's Development Act was to realize the constitutional ideals on gender equality by enhancing women's status in all spheres of life.
Turning to questions of procedure, she noted that, in the event that a report was assigned to one person, it could be considered only if all the experts agreed with its contents; that would complicate the work of the Committee.
Turning to questions raised at the 22nd meeting, he said that certain Geneva posts had been converted from the 200 to the 100 series of the staff rules in response to a recommendation of the Office of Internal Oversight Services.
Turning to questions raised by Mr. Rasmussen, he said that the National Civil Police had medical staff which provided treatment for detainees when necessary, as for example when a detainee violently resisted arrest.
Turning to questions 12 and 13 of the list of issues, he said that Azerbaijan cooperated actively with national and international human rights organizations in efforts to combat trafficking in human beings and provide assistance to the victims.
Ms. Arocha Dominguez, turning to questions under article 12 on health, asked for an update on the situation regarding maternal mortality rates, which had been reported by non-governmental organizations at double the European Union average.
Turning to questions 21, 23 to 26 she said three women had been appointed at the ministerial level, namely, the Chairperson of the Presidential Commission on Women's Affairs, the Minister of Culture and Tourism and the Minister of Health and Welfare.
Turning to questions on trafficking in human beings, he said that an inter-agency committee headed by the Ministry of Justice and composed of representatives from relevant State institutions and NGOs had been set up to address issues relating to trafficking.
Turning to questions 29 and 30 on dissemination of information relating to the Covenant and the Optional Protocol, he said that, information on his delegation's dialogue with the Committee would be published in the media and forwarded to the ministries concerned.
Turning to questions 9 and 14, she said that under article 11 of the Constitution, any woman who had suffered de jure or de facto discrimination could make a complaint or lodge an appeal under administrative law, seek compensation under the Civil Code, or file a criminal charge.
Ms. Sarri(Greece), turning to questions under article 2, said that a number of lawsuits had been filed on gender discrimination issues, particularly regarding violations of article 4 of the Constitution, which stipulated that men and women were equal before the law and had equal rights and responsibilities.
Turning to questions 17 to 24 on the list of issues, he said that in June 2008, as part of the effort to modernize the judiciary, the Supreme Court of Justice had approved Order No. 51, on rules governing judicial appointments, which established a merit-based selection process for the first time.
I now turn to questions concerning particular regions.
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.
All right. My turn to question you guys.
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 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.