Examples of using Replying to the questions in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. Baali(Algeria), replying to the questions posed by the experts, emphasized that there were no discriminatory laws in Algeria.
Replying to the questions on advocacy, the representatives from KPPU pointed out that all advocacy materials were based on sound research.
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Ms. Van Buerle(Director ad interim of the Programme Planning andBudget Division), replying to the questions posed by the representative of Japan, said that the Security Council would shortly be informed about the Court's completion strategy.
Replying to the questions raised in paragraph 14, she said that the Rules of Court Proceedings regulated the timely and orderly performance of court activities.
Mr. CONNOR(Under-Secretary-General for Administration and Management), replying to the questions which had been put, began by saying that the Secretary-General had established the Board on his own initiative, within the terms of his executive authority.
Replying to the questions raised under article 10, she said that discrimination against women in the educational sector was part of a broader cultural pattern of discrimination.
Ms. JANJIC(the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia), replying to the questions in paragraph 2 of the list of issues, said that the Ombudsman and his deputies were appointed by the Macedonian Assembly for a period of eight years.
Replying to the questions posed under articles 7, 8 and 9 of the Convention, she said that, over the past decade, women had become more active in public organizations.
Mr. Kokk(Estonia), replying to the questions raised, said that citizenship in Estonia derived from ius sanguinis.
Replying to the questions raised concerning paragraphs 84 and 85 of the report, she said that there was indeed an inconsistency in the treatment of discrimination in the workplace.
Ms. NICOLAS(Philippines), replying to the questions raised, said that she would convey the Committee ' s comments and suggestions to her Government.
Replying to the questions raised by members of the Committee,the representative of the State party stated that the Algerian population was composed of Arabs, Berbers, Mozabites and Tuaregs.
Ms. KEM(Cameroon), replying to the questions on the situation of women, expressed sincere appreciation for the deep concern shown by members of the Committee on that subject.
Mr. DAKA(Zambia), replying to the questions on cases of torture and abuse of suspects by the police, said that not all members of the police were trained in interrogation techniques.
Replying to the questions, the representative of the State party stated that there was significant representation of minority groups at all levels of government and he provided detailed figures to that effect.
Ms. Hion(Estonia), replying to the questions put by Ms. Halperin-Kaddari, said that artificial insemination was available to all women-- married and unmarried-- and that all pregnant women were covered by health insurance.
Mr. TYANE(Morocco), replying to the questions on health statistics, said that Morocco carried out regular censuses and surveys to determine the main national socio-economic indicators.
Replying to the questions raised with regard to the National Human Rights Commission,the delegation said that, once the crisis was over, it would be a simple matter to bring the law into line with the Paris Principles.
Mr. TAKASU(Controller), replying to the questions raised by delegations, said that the negotiations were in a final phase, and that all that was needed was the General Assembly ' s authorization for the signing of the agreements.
Mrs. ZERROUKI(Algeria), replying to the questions in paragraph 16, said that Algerian law distinguished between public meetings and public demonstrations, the latter being held out of doors and potentially involving crowd movements.
Mrs. BOUABDELLAH(Algeria), replying to the questions in paragraph 19, said that the provisions ofthe Covenant had not yet been invoked before the courts in Algeria, possibly because no domestic law had been considered incompatible with its provisions.
Replying to the questions raised about the sound recording of informal consultations,the practice of the Main Committees had been as follows: the First Committee had never had sound recordings made of any of its informal consultations.
Ms. Katsaridou(Greece), replying to the questions on the competencies of the Research Centre on Gender Equality, said that the Centre operated under the authority of and with funding from the General Secretariat for Gender Equality.
Replying to the questions raised, the representative of Mexico indicated that his Government was prepared to provide additional information on matters raised by the Committee and emphasized his Government ' s commitment to the task of putting an end to torture.
Replying to the questions raised concerning educational reform, she said that the results of an experiment involving instruction in the Guaraní language had demonstrated the relationship which existed between bilingual and multicultural education and gender equality.
Replying to the questions raised under paragraphs 8, 9 and 10 ofthe list of issues, he said that the punishment of solitary confinement was imposed only on prisoners who posed a serious threat to the security of the penal establishment and the safety of other inmates.
Replying to the questions concerning electoral procedures, the composition and activities of the" people ' s committees", and their possible interference with privacy, he said that those bodies exercised the power of the people at the provincial, district and county levels.