Примеры использования Turning to the questions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Turning to the questions on article 16, he said that the total capacity of Greek prisons was 5,004 places.
Turning to the questions put by Mr. O'Flaherty, he said that the age of criminal responsibility was 11 years.
Turning to the questions posed in connection with article 2 of the Convention, she replied first to questions 12 and 13.
Turning to the questions put by Mr. Bruni Celli, he said that the manner in which citizens' complaints were handled depended on where they were sent.
Turning to the questions concerning marriage and divorce, she acknowledged that, although the abduction of young women for the purposes of marriage was a criminal offence, it still took place.
Turning to the questions of internally displaced women and follow-up, he said that he had decided to work with women's groups and agencies focused on women's issues.
Turning to the questions put by Ms. Gaer, he said that, in recent years, Turkey had made progress in its endeavours to eradicate torture and ill-treatment, a process to which it was entirely committed.
Turning to the questions posed by the representative of China, he said that the Department's efforts in the area of climate change provided an example of optimal use of the Organization's resources.
Turning to the questions about freedom of the press,the delegation said that freedom of expression was enjoyed by everyone, as demonstrated by the large number of private radio stations, television channels and newspapers.
Turning to the questions posed under article 7, she said, in connection with questions 18 and 19, that the Interparty Women's Committee in Parliament met only on an ad hoc basis to examine important issues.
Turning to the questions from the representatives of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and Egypt, he said that the Headquarters exhibition on Palestine had been updated and the background booklet was in the process of being updated.
Turning to the questions concerning Mr. Padilla and Mr. al-Marri, she said that the Fourth Circuit Court had held that the United States had authority to detain as enemy combatants citizens captured on United States soil during time of war.
Turning to the questions regarding arrest and detention procedures and the application of habeas corpus, he informed the Committee that responsibility for issuing arrest warrants had been transferred from the Procurator-General's Office to the courts.
Turning to the questions asked about the immigration authorities, he said that legal representation could be requested throughout the immigration control procedure, and that relevant information was available at all detention and interview premises.
Turning to the questions relating to youth, ageing, disabled persons and the family, he said young people now had numerous opportunities and assets, but that they also faced a complex and rapidly evolving economic and social environment.
Mr. EL MUFTI(Sudan), turning to the questions in part II of the list of issues, said the answers to question 10 on liberty and security of the person had already been given; detainees enjoyed all the rights provided for in article 9 of the Covenant.
Turning to the questions raised in paragraph(d), he first pointed out that under article 103, paragraph 1(e), of the Constitution, the State Duma was responsible for the appointment and dismissal of the Plenipotentiary for Human Rights acting in accordance with the Federal Constitutional Law.
Turning to the questions on which the Commission had sought the views of States in relation to the topic of the immunity of State officials from foreign criminal jurisdiction, he said that Hungary's legal system made no specific distinction between immunity ratione personae and immunity ratione materiae.
Turning to the questions put by the representative of Pakistan, he said that with respect to the conditions of service of the Judges the Secretariat would have to continue as at present, since it could not go beyond the conditions, including pension arrangements, approved by the General Assembly.
Turning to the questions relating to criminal procedure and the various forms of detention depending on the progress of an investigation, he explained that the first stage was a brief interrogation of a person not suspected of having committed an offence in order to clarify the circumstances of the offence.
Turning to the questions compiled by the Pre-session Working Group, she said that the Russian Federation had a national mechanism for drafting and implementing State policy on women at the federal, regional and local level, and a National Council for the Fourth World Conference on Women had been established in 1993.
Turning to the questions of the Country Rapporteur, and the request to provide updated and detailed statistical data on the ethnic composition of the population(question 1), he said that, in accordance with national legislation, the National Statistical Institute collected data on ethnic composition, which were provided on a voluntary basis through censuses held every 10 years.
Turning to the questions posed on specific articles of the Convention, she said that, since Japan had submitted its initial report, many companies had improved their managerial policies by, inter alia, increasing the number of positions filled on a gender-neutral basis, rectifying the differences which existed with respect to the mandatory retirement ages for men and women, and expanding the occupational areas in which women were able to work.
Turning to the questions of who should give security assurances and to whom, it recalled that there were currently three categories of possible States who were to give security assurances- five nuclear-weapon States recognized by the NPT, one State which had demonstrated a nuclear-weapons capability and had declared itself as a nuclear-weapon State, and another State which had demonstrated nuclear-weapons capability, but had not claimed nuclear-weapons status.
He then turned to the question of HFCs.
Let me now turn to the question of methods of assessment.
I turn to the question of world peace and international security.
Let me now turn to the question of transparency in armaments TIA.
I turn to the question of small arms and light weapons.