Exemples d'utilisation de Replying to the question concerning en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Replying to the question concerning corruption, she said that a national committee to combat corruption would shortly become operational.
Mr. Guéhenno(Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations), replying to the question concerning criminal investigations and the investigation of misconduct in the field, highlighted two aspects of that problem.
Replying to the question concerning post-natal care, she said that government hospitals kept women only 24 hours after delivery; private hospitals were more likely to monitor their health for 72 hours afterward.
Ms. Kikerekova(the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia), replying to the question concerning solitary confinement, said that young offenders could be placed in solitary confinement, not in a cell but in a special ward where they were kept under close supervision.
Replying to the question concerning article 5, she said that the Chinese Government was aware of the important role that could be played by the media in promoting gender equality and changing discriminatory stereotypes.
Mr. Perfiliev(Officer-in-Charge, Department of General Assembly Affairs andConference Services), replying to the question concerning the implementation of paragraphs 24 and 25 of resolution 52/214 B, said that appropriate instructions had been given to the Editorial Control Unit, which had been enforcing the provisions of the resolution.
Mr. MATAR(Sudan), replying to the question concerning the general amnesty proclaimed in June 2006(question 5), said that that decision had constituted a first step towards implementation of the Abuja peace agreement.
Mrs. SIMONOVIC(Croatia), replying to the question concerning the conditions for the granting of Croatian citizenship, said that the problem in that area had been solved some time previously.
Ms. Yeoh(Singapore), replying to the question concerning quotas for women entering medical school, said that equal access to education was one of the cardinal principles of Singapore's educational system.
Mr. Gongsakdi(Thailand), replying to the question concerning the National Park Act, said that the Constitutional Court had considered whether such laws encroached on human rights and found that they did not.
Ms. Huang Qingyi(China), replying to the question concerning the disparities between urban and rural areas, especially for women, acknowledged that such disparities were due in part to historical and geographical factors.
Mr. KRSTIČ(Yugoslavia), replying to the question concerning the defence counsel of the chief of the Kosovo Democratic League, said that the judge had agreed to the lawyer's request to examine his client's file.
Mr. HACHI(Djibouti), replying to the question concerning the possibility of a conflict between the Convention and domestic legislation, said that international conventions ratified by Djibouti took precedence over domestic legislation.
Replying to the question concerning the military's occupation of schools in abandoned communities, he said that that practice had been stopped, and that work was currently under way to re-establish all the schools that had been affected during the war.
Mr. Keywon CHEONG(Republic of Korea), replying to the question concerning the relationship between the Consultation Committee for Social Security and the National Committee on the Rights of the Child, said that the two committees performed completely different functions.
Replying to the question concerning the publication of court rulings and the names of offenders, he said that court decisions were freely available, and court hearings were held in public and attended by the press.
Mr. DORÉ(Guinea), replying to the question concerning adolescents involved in road accidents, said that the State had launched an awareness campaign to teach members of the Transport Workers' Union to encourage young people to be cautious.
Mr. AVILA(Spain), replying to the question concerning subjects taught and degrees awarded in university-level distance education, said that the subjects were the traditional ones taught in universities, and the procedure was substantially the same as well.
Mr. CHALA(Ecuador), replying to the question concerning the use of the term"black peoples" in the periodic report, explained that the term employed to refer to the Afro-Ecuadorian community had changed over time, under the impetus of certain members of that population group.
Mr. CHALA(Ecuador), replying to the question concerning the use of the term"black peoples" in the periodic report, explained that the term employed to refer to the Afro-Ecuadorian community had changed over time, under the impetus of certain members of that population group.