Examples of using Replying to the questions raised in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. Kokk(Estonia), replying to the questions raised, said that citizenship in Estonia derived from ius sanguinis.
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. Sach(Director of the Programme Planning and Budget Division), replying to the questions raised on report A/58/426, said that a candidate had been offered the post of director of the Institute on 29 October but not yet officially accepted.
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.
Mr. Toh(Assistant Secretary-General for Central Support Services), replying to the questions raised by Japan, said that it was indeed essentialto measure the performance of investments, and in fact that was the main role of the Project Review Committee.
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.
Mr. Khan(Director, Division for ECOSOC Support and Coordination), replying to the questions raised by Ghana, said that the United Nations system of cooperation could and had assisted individual developing countries to translate the Millennium Development Goals to their own circumstances, priorities and conditions.
Replying to the questions raised by the Committee, the representative of the Secretariat stated that it was not clear at what point the new ODS would be made available to the public without limitations.
Ms. McCreery(Assistant Secretary-General for Human Resources Management), replying to the questions raised by various delegations at the Committee ' s 35th meeting, said that the first part of her written replies contained clarifications about the staff members who had been promoted or recruited to fill decision-making posts in the Secretariat.
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.
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 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.
Mr. Woodward(Board of Auditors), replying to the questions raised by delegations, said, with regard to the date of issuance of the report of the Board of Auditors A/54/5 Vol.
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.
Mr. VERGNE SABOIA(Brazil) thought that, before replying to the questions raised by the members of the Committee, it would be appropriate to view Brazil ' s situation and current difficulties in the context of its recent and less recent history.
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.
Mr. Nair(Under-Secretary-General for Internal Oversight Services), replying to the questions raised, said that, while OIOS was always pleased to see improvements in the pace of mission liquidation activities, it recognized that mission liquidation was a lengthy process and would await the completion of an in-depth review before passing judgement.
Mr. TAKASU(Controller), replying to the questions raised concerning the implementation of Security Council resolution 898(1994), said that the Secretariat had initiated a comprehensive review of all the implications of the provisions of the resolution.
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.
Mr. HALBWACHS(Controller), replying to the questions raised by the delegation of Cuba, said that the Secretary-General was fairly confident that at least $40 million in savings would be realized as a result of the positive movement of currency exchange rates.
Mr. Kukavica, replying to the questions raised in paragraph 11 of the list of issues, said that the municipal or county courts could order the expulsion of a foreigner as a security measure whereas the misdemeanor courts handed down protective measures of removal.
Mr. TAKASU(Controller), replying to the questions raised by the various speakers, said that if the General Assembly were to adopt the draft resolution under consideration, the Authority ' s administrative costs would be charged to the United Nations budget.
Replying to the questions raised under paragraphs 8, 9 and 10 of the 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 raised, the representative of the State party indicated that the provisions of the Convention already had the same legal force as the Constitution in Luxembourg; however, he would recommend to his Government that the Convention be incorporated in the Constitution.
Replying to the questions raised by members of the Committee at the previous meeting, he said that the purpose of the constitutional review commissioned by Parliament had not been to revise the entire Constitution but to bring it up to date, taking into account recent legislation and jurisprudence.
Replying to the questions raised concerning the Committee ' s recent experience with double chambers, he said that the arrangement had helped to reduce the backlog of reports awaiting consideration at least temporarily and had enabled the Committee to improve the quality of its work.
Replying to the questions raised by the members of the Committee,the representative of the State party indicated that the total population of Spain was 38.9 million; the Gypsy population was approximately 600,000; there were some 400,000 aliens resident in Spain as of the end of 1992, about half of whom were Europeans.
Mr. GURGULINO DE SOUZA(Rector of the United Nations University), replying to the questions raised by the representative of Ireland on behalf of the European Union, agreed that the strengthening of the University ' s ties with the rest of the United Nations system was a fundamental issue on which UNU had been concentrating its efforts for some time.
Replying to the questions raised, the Chief of Conference Services at the United Nations Office at Nairobi said that the news about the proposed establishment of a permanent interpretation service at the Office had generated a great deal of interest from potential users of the service and that specific enquiries had been received from a number of intergovernmental bodies and private sector entities.
Replying to the questions raised by members of the Committee, the representative of the State party stressedthe primacy of international law in his country; the provisions of instruments such as the Convention could be invoked directly before Moroccan courts, which offered adequate protection against the offences referred to in article 4 of the Convention.