Examples of using Replies given in English and their translations into Arabic
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Lord COLVILLE thanked the French delegation for the detailed replies given.
Ms. Gnacadja said that the replies given concerning virginity testing had not been very convincing.
The following points are additional to the verbal replies given at the time.
Mr. ODAGA-JALOMAYO(Uganda) said that the replies given by the Under-Secretary-General constituted a good basis for subsequent discussions.
The Committee notes with appreciation the comprehensive written replies given by the State party.
Mr. PRADO VALLEJO said that the replies given by the representatives of Paraguay had further clarified the human rights situation in that country.
Lord COLVILLE said he appreciated the detailed replies given by the French delegation.
The replies given by the delegation to the list of issues demonstrated considerable commitment to human rights, and to freedom of expression in particular.
The Committee is satisfied with the constructive replies given by the delegation to the questions asked.
A statistical analysis was also made of data from the payroll of the companies in the survey,and the conclusions were compared with the replies given to the questionnaires.
The Ombudsman replied in writing on 11 February 1994,enclosing replies given in writing by the Chairman of the S.I.R.B. to the Ombudsman.
Members expressed appreciation for the message sent by the President and for the dense, self-critical and frank report,as well as for the extensive replies given.
I just mention this example in detail in order to show that sometimes the replies given to us by the Israelis are mere justifications.
Replies given on 22 March 1999 by the observer of the International Committee of the Red Cross to the questions asked by the delegations of Belgium and Mexico regarding the implications of article 2, paragraph 1(b).
In the light of the information available, including the replies given by States to the questionnaire, such bodies have been established in a number of situations.
It also welcomes the fact that the State party was represented by a high-ranking delegation andnotes with interest the replies given by the delegation to the questions put to it.
It emerges from his report that he deliberately ignores the replies given by the Government of Iraq, basing his allegations and accusations on information supplied to him by States and groups hostile to Iraq. This gives rise to prejudiced views that he will not alter despite the facts presented by the Government of Iraq.
She invited members of theCommittee to ask additional questions concerning the replies given by the Jamaican delegation to part I of the list of issues(CCPR/C/61/JAM/4).
The replies given by the delegation to the written questions on the independence of the judiciary were disappointing, particularly since the problem of impunity had been addressed in the report(para. 204), which also mentioned judges ' fears(paras. 205 and 206), corruption of judges(para. 207) and inequalities in legal defence(para. 208).
Mr. YALDEN expressed his disappointment at certain lacunae in the report and the replies given by the delegation to the questions on the list of issues which had been sent to the Moroccan authorities.
The CHAIRMAN invited members of theCommittee to ask additional questions concerning the replies given by the Slovak delegation to the first part of the list of issues(CCPR/C/60/Q/SLO/4, paras. 1- 12).
The reply given by Greece regarding the" Wisemen" process does not reflect the realities.
The intention of question 22 had been broader than the reply given by the delegation.
On 27 February 2002, the United States sent a reply, giving the following information.
Mr. DJACTA(Algeria) said that he was still not satisfied with the reply given by the Controller. The practice of seconding personnel was incompatible with the need for transparency and accountability and with the recently established Performance Appraisal System.
The reply given by the representative of the Secretary-General had not guaranteed the establishment of the posts in question, and her delegation was opposed to their being filled through redeployment at the current time.
As mentioned in the reply given by Denmark under paragraph 2(f) in its first report to CTC, there is no specific Danish legislation relating to mutual legal assistance in criminal matters.
Her question had been prompted by the fact that paragraph 4 of the document submitted by the Secretary-General unequivocally stated that theMission should continue until the year 2000: the reply given was therefore unacceptable.
Mr. YALDEN noted that the second periodic report contained only two paragraphs about the situation of women in the DPRK(paras.19 and 156) and that the reply given by the delegation to question 27 in the list of issues had not provided any additional information.
With reference to the reply given by Denmark under paragraph 2(f) in its first report(at page 11), could Denmark provide the CTC with an outline of the procedure it has adopted to deal with requests from other member States as regards investigations pertaining to the financing of terrorism, the supplying of arms, ammunition and explosives and the movement of terrorists.