Examples of using Mexico requested in English and their translations into Russian
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Mexico requested the Court to indicate the following measures.
In conclusion, the representative of Mexico requested the inclusion in the present report of the summary of the symposium.
Mexico requested information on international technical assistance required to reduce poverty.
By a letter dated 11 May 2006(A/61/142),the Permanent Representatives of Liechtenstein and Mexico requested the inclusion of the above item in the provisional agenda of the sixty-first session.
Mr. Canchola(Mexico) requested clarification concerning paragraph 2(c) of the draft resolution.
Assessing measures to permit domestic courts to order those who had committed an offence of corruption to pay compensation or damages to another State party harmed by such offences(art. 53, subpara.(b)), Bolivia indicated that access to relevant foreign legislation andexchange of experience with other States would facilitate the adoption of such measures, while Mexico requested qualified assistance at present not being received.
Mr. De Léon Huerta(Mexico) requested a recorded vote on each of the two proposed amendments.
Mexico requested further information about, inter alia, the measures taken to eliminate censorship and provide effective protection to journalists.
On 22 August 1995, the Special Rapporteur,alarmed by reports of a deterioration of the situation in Mexico, requested the Government to issue an invitation for him to visit the country(see E/CN.4/1996/4, para. 320). On 16 August 1996, he reiterated his desire to visit Mexico. .
Mexico requested more information in this respect on ethnic minorities, on measures to combat HIV/AIDS and access to medicine for their treatment.
The President, noting that Mexico requested more time for its consultations, proposed that the sub-item be kept open.
Mexico requested more information in this respect on ethnic minorities, on measures to combat HIV/AIDS and access to medicine for their treatment.
Likewise, the representative of Mexico requested that the words“the basis” in the second sentence of the same paragraph be replaced by the words“a basis”.
Mexico requested further information about measures taken to address the important challenge of stereotypical traditional perceptions of the role of women in society.
Ms. Jáquez Huacuja(Mexico) requested further clarification regarding the status of the Chair's factual summary.
Ms. PEÑA(Mexico) requested information on the precise date on which the report on the International Tribunal would be issued.
Mr. MACEDO(Mexico) requested a number of corrections in the Spanish translation in order to make it consistent with the English text.
Mr. Herrera(Mexico) requested the Secretariat to correct a minor translation error in the Spanish version of section II, paragraph 2.
Ms. Veytia Palomino(Mexico) requested clarification of the distinction between the roles of the general body or assembly of creditors and the creditor committee.
The representative of Mexico requested the Secretariat to include proposals for international cooperation in the report, in accordance with Commission resolution 43/4.
Mrs. ESPINOSA(Mexico) requested that the expression"alien smuggling" should be rendered in Spanish by the expression"tráfico indocumentado" throughout the draft.
Mr. de León Huerta(Mexico) requested that the adoption of the draft resolution should be deferred to the following day, so that it might be possible to complete the informal consultations.
Ms. Morgan Sotomayor(Mexico) requested more information regarding the preparations for the special session of the General Assembly on international drug control.
Mexico requested information about progress made in the formulation of public policies to address torture, including its criminalization and the establishment of the national mechanism.
The representative of Mexico requested clarification of the term"expert" as referred to in paragraph 8 of the proposal of the informal drafting group, stating that that was an issue not yet agreed upon by the working group.
Mexico requested information on the role of the CNCPPDH to address issues on the communication between civil society and the Government and recommended an exchange of respective experiences at the international level.
Mr. HIDALGO CASTELLANOS(Mexico) requested that the title at the end of the first preambular paragraph should be corrected to read as follows:"Social Inclusion, the Engine that Drives the Development of the Iberoamerican Community.
Mr. CAMPUZANO PIÑA(Mexico) requested that the consultations on the different drafts not be held simultaneously, in order that smaller delegations could participate in all the consultations and the debate in the Committee be kept to a minimum.
In 1996, Mexico requested an opinion on the extraterritorial application of the Helms-Burton Act of the United States of America, whether it was compatible with international law and what its impact was on Cuba and other countries in the Americas.
The representatives of Chile and Mexico requested that the report of the Ad Hoc Committee indicate that their Governments had not participated in the decision of the Ad Hoc Committee on article 4, paragraph 2, of the draft Protocol, but had not stood in the way of consensus.