Examples of using Replying to the questions raised in English and their translations into Russian
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Replying to the questions raised by Ms. Gaer, she said that the  four prison officials had been suspended.
Mr. HALFF(Netherlands), Head of the  Legal and Social Affairs Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs,said that before replying to the questions raised, he wished to  make a few general comments.
Mr. Kokk(Estonia), replying to the questions raised, said that citizenship in Estonia derived from ius sanguinis.
Mr. Otunnu(Special Representative of the  Secretary-General for Children andArmed Conflict), replying to the questions raised, said that the  various bodies of the  United Nations system tried to  share out the  work relating to  children and armed conflict.
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. HALLIDAY(Assistant Secretary-General for Human Resources Management), replying to the questions raised by the  representative of Germany, said that the  Department of Peacekeeping Operations and other departments were in the  process of filling the  support-account posts through normal procedures.
Replying to the questions raised under article 10, she said that discrimination against women in the  educational sector was part of a broader cultural pattern of discrimination.
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 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. Salama(Chairperson-Rapporteur of the  Working Group on the  Right to  Development), replying to the questions raised, said that there were many obstacles to the  realization of the  right to  development:the  wide range of issues covered, political controversy over its role, definition and specific content; non-participation of fundamental stakeholders and fear of the  concept itself.
In replying to the questions raised, the  resource person asked whether it was possible to  know everything about a business or about factors affecting a business in its accounts.
Mr. YOUMSI(Cameroon), replying to the questions raised, said that the  pygmies were, historically speaking, the  initial inhabitants of Cameroon.
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. 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 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.
Mr. ALEXIDZE(Georgia), replying to the questions raised by members of the  Committee, said that, so far, no appeals had been lodged with the  courts invoking provisions of the  Covenant.
Replying to the questions raised, the  representative of the  State party indicated that the  grounds on which a passport could be denied or withdrawn were listed exhaustively in article 7 of the  Passport Act, which he read out.
Mr. TAKASU(Controller), replying to the questions raised by the  representative of the  Netherlands, said that a first meeting of the  three department heads had been held and that weekly meetings were planned.
Replying to the questions raised by the  Chairperson at the  beginning of the  meeting, she said that considerable progress had been made towards eliminating institutional racism in law enforcement and the  justice system during the  time period covered in the  report.
Mr. RODRIGUEZ-CUADROS(Peru) replying to the questions raised by the  Committee in the  list of issues, said with regardto question  1 that the  committee responsible for revising the  Penal Code had set up a subcommittee to  bring it into line with the  Rome Statute.
Replying to the questions raised concerning the  Committee's recent experience with double chambers, he said thatthe  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.
Ms. Axenidou(Department of Management), replying to the questions raised, said that 103 requests for administrative review had been submitted in 2001, 132 in 2002 and 247 in 2003, while 115 appeals had been filed with the  Joint Appeals Boards in New York, Geneva, Vienna and Nairobi in 2001, 159 in 2002 and 145 in 2003.
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.
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. 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. SHAFFER(Israel), replying to the questions raised by members of the  Committee at the  336th meeting, said that, like other Constitutions, the  Basic Law: Human Dignity and Liberty, left it to the  Constitutional Court to  determine whether it was breached by a specific law.
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.
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.