Примеры использования What progress had been made на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She asked what progress had been made in that regard.
However, she wondered what opposition and obstacles there were-- and why-- to the passage of the bill and related legislation,and what progress had been made in overcoming those obstacles.
It asked what progress had been made in eliminating FGM.
He agreed with Mr. Thornberry's observations in relation to the Charter of Public Service in a Culturally Diverse Society, and wondered what progress had been made in that area, for example in public employment.
What progress had been made in changing those structures?
Ms. Patten asked why the debate on the draft Family Code had been suspended and what progress had been made with the consultations referred to in the responses to the list of issues and questions.
What progress had been made in introducing Quechua into school curricula?
It would be useful to learn when the system for publishing the concluding observations of United Nations treaty bodies in the Government Gazette would be ready, and what progress had been made to that end.
She wondered what progress had been made in implementing those recommendations.
What progress had been made in the adoption of a federal bill to protect minorities?
One delegation asked what progress had been made on establishing a more predictable resource base.
What progress had been made as a result of efforts to raise awareness of the culture of indigenous peoples?
The Committee wished to know what progress had been made on that front since publication of the report nearly one year previously.
What progress had been made towards the establishment of a national human rights institution compliant with the Paris Principles?
It would be interesting to hear what progress had been made thus far on that issue and what more could be done to address it.
He asked what progress had been made in addressing the situation of low-cost housing for the Roma population of that town since the Committee had issued its decision.
The CHAIRPERSON asked what progress had been made on the Committee's contribution to the World Conference against Racism.
She asked what progress had been made in setting up focal points within the ministries and how many ministries were involved.
It would be useful to learn what progress had been made by the fact-finding mission set up to investigate the Tak Bai incident.
He enquired what progress had been made in the implementation of the National Strategy for Roma adopted in July 2005.
With reference to paragraph 350 of the report, she asked what progress had been made in the State party's plans to provide special accommodation for women and children in police stations and in the regional directorates for borders and migration.
Mr. KHALIL asked what progress had been made in remedying the administrative problems that had arisen regarding the registration of births.
He also enquired what progress had been made towards recognizing equality of the sexes, to which paragraph 49 referred.
He wished to know what progress had been made in granting federal courts jurisdiction over acts of torture committed at the provincial level.
He wished to know what progress had been made since the Committee's meeting with the documentation service at United Nations Headquarters in 2009.
Mr. Elangovan(India) asked what progress had been made in ensuring equitable geographical representation in the Office of the High Commissioner.
Regarding article 4, he asked what progress had been made on legislation relating to Northern Ireland, and whether the CRE would have a part to play.
Canada wished to know what progress had been made to encourage the participation of women in the Government Council and what measures would be implemented.
He wished to know what progress had been made in guaranteeing access to justice for indigenous peoples and in their representation within the Government and the justice system.
She wished to know what progress had been made in reaching the target of raising to one third the proportion of women on the list of representatives of each political party contesting national elections.