Examples of using Her reply in English and their translations into Russian
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Look at her reply.
Her reply,"I heard screams at about 9:30 P.M.
It was M. who brought her reply back to me the next day.
Her reply was"why not" and soon afterwards she was in Japan working for Toei.
The Critical Review printed her reply to what she saw as a damaging article in that journal.
I asked Valeria, what helps her not to break,always be strong and cheerful, her reply was unexpected:"a prayer helps me.
I found her reply after you phoned, Dot, published two weeks later.
Yiannopoulos wrote three public tweets about Jones,saying"Ghostbusters is doing so badly they have deployed to play the victim on Twitter," before describing her reply to him as"Barely literate" and then calling her a"black dude.
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In her reply, the Executive Director said that all efforts made to increase national execution must be country-specific.
I refer to my letter dated 7 December 2010(S/2010/637)informing the President of the Security Council of the progress made by the Cameroon-Nigeria Mixed Commission, and her reply dated 10 December 2010(S/2010/638), in which she took note of my intention to continue the activities of the United Nations support team to the Mixed Commission with funding from the regular budget.
In her reply, the representative of the State party said that Burundi had a single people, with a single culture and a single language.
In particular, the Committee noted that the President of Kosmos Associates had mentioned in her reply dated 3 February 2009 that since the death of the founder of the Center for Psychology and Social Change, the Center for Psychology and Social Change had been somewhat inactive and would probably end its connection with the United Nations, and that in the meantime the President of Kosmos Associates would continue to be its representative until Kosmos Associates gained consultative status.
In her reply, the Director of the Africa Division said that effective collaboration among donor agencies in Zimbabwe was a priority and one that UNFPA was pursuing.
In her reply, the representative quoted the judgement made by the Constitutional Court according to which civil rights were acquired with the attainment of majority.
In her reply, the representative of Mauritius stated that all the necessary procedures regarding the waiving of the reservations on parts of article 11(as well as of art. 16) had been followed.
In her reply, the representative of Mauritius indicated that her Government would consider the amendment of the Constitution after the issues of citizenship and nationality were addressed.
In her reply, Mrs. Metaxa Mariatou(Greece) stressed that she considered these issues rather as problems raised by OFAE than as problems between OFAE and the Greek authorities.
In her reply, Ms.'t Hoen explained that licences from the patent pool could be obtained with the understanding that medical products would be sold only in developing countries.
In her reply, the representative of Mauritius stated that women in her country had access to land ownership and that they had the same rights with respect to land ownership and land inheritance as men.
In her reply, the representative referred to the Constitution of Zambia, which recognized the right to work, to free choice of employment, to just and favourable conditions of work and to protection against unemployment.
In her reply, the Chairman indicated that the Committee would look constructively on an exemption request for the initial export to Liberia of 50 side arms, pending the receipt of additional documentation.
In her reply, the representative of the State party stated that JUWATA, which previously had been the only union in the country, had recently been dissolved and replaced by the Organization of Tanzanian Trade Unions OTTU.
In her reply to the Secretary-General, the Chairperson of the Committee indicated that Committee experts had provided extensive comments and raised many detailed questions and concerns in conjunction with the Secretary-General's decision.
In her reply, the Special Rapporteur made a point of mentioning that the circumcision of male children did not concern the United Nations as only female circumcision was deemed a harmful practice to be eradicated.
In her reply, the Deputy Executive Director stated that it was understandable that there were concerns about the new approach for resource allocation, but she assured the Board that every effort would be made to ensure that gains already made would not be jeopardized.
When Commissioner Sylva, in her reply, stated that the New York City Commission has provided our Mission with a new parking space on the north side of 46th Street, between Second and First Avenues, we thought that this unfortunate situation had been remedied.
In her reply of 29 November 2001(S/2001/1129), the President of the Security Council informed the Secretary-General that the Security Council welcomed the intention of the Secretary-General to establish the Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for West Africa and took note of the functions of the Office.
In her reply, the Executive Director said that possible funding initiatives included calling upon non-traditional donor countries; asking programme countries themselves to help in finding bilateral assistance in funding multi-bilateral activities; and, possibly, interesting the private sector in supporting UNFPA projects.
In her reply(S/2006/467) dated 30 June 2006, the President of the Security Council informed the Secretary-General that his letter dated 26 June 2006 concerning his suggestion that the members of the Security Council use the next four months to prepare for a more substantial resolution on the situation concerning Western Sahara had been brought to the attention of the members of the Security Council.