Examples of using Question concerned in English and their translations into Russian
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His fourth question concerned minorities.
Mr. Kogda(Burkina Faso)said that his first question concerned microcredit.
Her first question concerned the use of force in combat.
One question concerned when the Commission should start its work.
The Joint Meeting considered that this question concerned Part 3 rather than Part 2 and therefore postponed a decision on it.
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Another question concerned the role of independent anti-corruption agencies.
Mr. Sulaiman(Syrian Arab Republic)expressed his delegation's sympathy with regard to the volume of work being performed by the Secretariat and pointed out that his question concerned the reasons for the delay in issuing the reports of ACABQ on the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force and the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon, even though those reports had been ready for about one month and the Advisory Committee had concluded its consideration of them.
One question concerned the provision of medical care in villages and poor urban areas.
Another very important question concerned the protection of corporations and shareholders.
Another question concerned the degree of involvement of organizations of persons with disabilities in the planning and evaluation of these programmes.
Another important question concerned the autonomy of the Cordillera region.
One question concerned in which ways persons with disabilities, their families and their organizations are involved in rehabilitation services.
His second question concerned the application of article 4 of the Convention.
His question concerned the recommendations that had been made in that connection and he hoped that those recommendations would be included in the next internal oversight report.
His first question concerned the status of women question 3 on the list.
Her second question concerned the possibility, provided for under French legislation since 1981 for persons who believed that they had been victims of a violation of a right set forth in the European Convention on Human Rights to address themselves to the European Commission and, if their complaints were found to be admissible, to seek an amicable solution, or even to bring their case before the European Court if an amicable solution proved impossible.
His first question concerned the drafting of article 4 of the Swiss Constitution.
Another question concerned the place of the Convention in Belgian legislation.
One question concerned which groups receive rehabilitation services.
Another question concerned the provisional establishment of bodies created by a treaty.
His next question concerned the military courts referred to in article 38 of the Constitution.
Her second question concerned the application of article 4 of the Covenant and the state of emergency.
One particular question concerned a possible link between the Committee and the Global Exploration Strategy.
Another question concerned the possibility of replicating the system approach as described in the presentation by Ms. Lane.
Another question concerned the role that the human development index could play in setting reference emission levels.
His second question concerned the exemption from religious instruction that parents could request for their children.
His second question concerned the re-education camps which, according to Amnesty International, had not all been closed down.
Further question concerned, if their analysis also include R&D production, capital formation and international trade Q 3.5.
Her second question concerned women's rights and the requirement that a woman must be of good moral standing in order to be eligible for Yemeni nationality.
The CHAIRMAN said that the question concerned the informal meeting only, since the Committee had already decided that neither NGOs nor States parties would have the right to speak at the formal meetings.