Examples of using Regarding question in English and their translations into Russian
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This makes it difficult to compile accurate statistic regarding question C.
Regarding question number 7, do you acknowledge the very existence of people's right to development?
Regarding question 14, he would welcome more information on article 19(1) of the Constitution.
Regarding question 18, he said freedom of religion was guaranteed pursuant to article 10 of the Constitution.
Regarding question 22, she said there was no new data about changes in men's attitudes to sharing domestic work.
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Regarding question 44, he said that several programmes had been established to help improve women's prospects of finding employment.
Regarding question 17, she understood that the Netherlands had decided not to broaden, and possibly to repeal, the provision relating to blasphemy.
Regarding question 7, on discrimination against persons with disabilities, the Government and people of Barbados were very concerned by the issue.
Regarding question 69, she pointed out that a number of significant employment initiatives targeting women were documented under article 11 of the report CEDAW/C/NZL/3-4.
Regarding question 20, he said that he had received reports of illegal arrests by Nicaraguan police of transport workers who had gone on strike in March 2008.
Regarding question 52, she said that men were increasingly interested in assuming parental responsibility and becoming involved in voluntary playgroups and educational programmes.
Regarding question 17 of the list of issues, he said that overcrowding in prisons was an acute problem in Ukraine, despite the fact that some improvements had been made in recent years.
Regarding question 11, he said that plans had been made for responsibility for pretrial detention facilities to be transferred from the Ministry of Internal Affairs to the Ministry of Justice.
Regarding question 18, he asked how many Palestinians lived in the"Seam Zone" and how the situation affected the right to freedom of movement in the West Bank and Jerusalem.
Regarding question 24, he requested clarification on the differences in the treatment of NGOs depending on whether they were Palestinian or Israeli.
Regarding question 21 on participation in public life, he said that since 1990 all citizens had been free to found political parties or to organize trade unions, even in the civil service.
Regarding question 15, Mr. Vinthen said that his delegation could not confirm that the number of homeless had significantly grown among minority groups, since the number of these persons had not been accurately established.
Regarding question 6, he noted that a chart showing trends in the proportion of women in leadership positions in each Government department had been annexed to the replies to the list of issues.
Regarding question(c), he said that the law on the use of weapons in Northern Ireland was based on common-law rules of self-defence and on the provisions of the Criminal Law Act(Northern Ireland) of 1967.
Regarding question 35, his Government allowed systematic visits by the International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC) to places of detention, including those where persons convicted of terrorist offences were held.
In conclusion, regarding question 90, she pointed out that attention was being paid to the training, recruitment, incentives, and other aspects of employment packages for rural staff, including midwives and practice nurses.
Regarding question(b), it should be noted that owing to a lack of practice with respect to the state of necessity of an international organization, any future draft article would be based on purely theoretical grounds.
Regarding question(b), European ECO-Forum reported that non-formalized practices were mentioned primarily by larger NGOs or NGO networks that had been involved in certain international forums for a long time already.
Regarding question 16, the original purpose of exempting the Indian Act from the requirements of the Canadian Human Rights Act had been to ensure that the Human Rights Commission did not encroach on the internal jurisdiction of aboriginal bands.
Regarding question 23, he wished to know how many individuals had filed requests for exemption as conscientious objectors, how many had been accepted, and what criteria the authorities used when deciding whether to accept or reject objections.
Regarding question 24 of the list of issues, he said that special courses had been designed in cooperation with the Ministry of Justice to train law enforcement agents and judicial personnel in the area of human rights, including racial discrimination.
Regarding question(d), European ECO-Forum reported the following challenges with regard to access to information, public participation in decision-making and access to justice in international forums dealing with environmental matters.
Regarding question 22 and the rights of persons belonging to ethnic, religious or linguistic minorities, he emphasized that Gabon was a completely integrated society, despite the existence of some 40 different ethnic groups, and that there was no problem of minorities in Gabon.
Regarding question 1, he fully endorsed the remarks of the other members of the Committee, which stressed the issue of the Committee's competence and the Israeli Government's obligation to answer questions on the responsibilities it had assumed when it had acceded to the Covenant.
Regarding question(g), she asked whether the provision made in Decree-Law No. 25,744 for the possibility of extending police custody beyond 15 days had been incorporated into the Peruvian Constitution and superseded the previous constitutional provisions governing that matter.