Examples of using Representative indicated in English and their translations into Russian
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The representative indicated that women's health had improved throughout the last decade.
GIZ was concerned about the project-based approach of national communications, and the representative indicated that there is a need to institutionalize the process.
The representative indicated that the term“ethnocide” raised some concerns for Canada.
Noting that their Government had declared a policy of dismantling the camps, the Representative indicated that the international community was prepared to assist them in their return home.
The representative indicated that there had been an evolution in the national machinery for the advancement of women.
On the question of the status of the Convention in relation to domestic law, the representative indicated that neither the Constitution nor domestic legislation contained any general rule about the status of international treaties.
The representative indicated that Panama had introduced various plans and programmes to raise the status of women.
On the issue of durable solutions to displacement, the Representative indicated that support for land tenure reform and the funding of income-generating projects would be important.
The representative indicated that life expectancy was 64.3 years for men and 73.24 years for women.
Reforms in the judicial system were noted and the representative indicated the priority given by the Government to ensuring the independence of the judiciary and the personal safety of judges and magistrates.
The representative indicated that the situation of the Roma community in Hungary differed from that of other minorities.
Concerning legal reform, the representative indicated that considerable legislation aimed at enhancing women's status had been introduced but some measures had faced opposition in the Congress.
The representative indicated that free schooling for girls up to class VIII had been introduced in rural areas.
Concluding the presentation, the representative indicated that the reporting process had enabled the State party to identify areas of priority action to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women.
The representative indicated that, despite efforts to promote and improve the situation of women, challenges remained.
The representative indicated that in the field of employment some discriminatory attitudes towards young women existed in private enterprises.
The representative indicated that the question did not appear clear and that he saw no contradiction between the Convention and the Yemeni law concerned.
The representative indicated that there were several different efforts to address maternal mortality and improve obstetric care.
The representative indicated that there had been an increasing number of women candidates in various elections as a result of awareness-raising campaigns.
Another representative indicated that there were very few legislative obstacles to women's enjoyment of equal rights under Faroese Law.
The representative indicated that violence against women remained a problem although the Penal Code provided for legal redress.
The representative indicated that, while the representation of women in decision-making positions should be greater, positive changes had taken place.
The representative indicated that the Estonian Constitution guaranteed equal rights to everyone, and the rights of women had been addressed in several Estonian laws.
The representative indicated that since 1996 the focus of the Government had been on achieving de facto equality between women and men in all spheres of life.
The representative indicated that a comparative figure for girls in education for that period was provided in annex III to the updated second periodic report.
The representative indicated that measures, including the Refugee Act of 1996, had been introduced to deter discrimination against refugees and asylum seekers.
The representative indicated that the Parliament of Morocco was currently considering a bill to allow Moroccan women the right to transfer nationality to their children.
The representative indicated that his Government was considering making the declaration provided for in article 14 of the Convention but had reached no decision on the matter.
The representative indicated that, at the country level, UNDP was providing support to the implementation of national action plans for accession to and implementation of the Convention.
The representative indicated further that the majority of the membership of AFICS/Moscow would oppose the intended measure and would continue to pursue a meaningful resolution of their grievances.