Examples of using Representative pointed out in English and their translations into Russian
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The representative pointed out that discrimination was persistent in the field of employment.
Referring to paragraph 1(a) of the article, one representative pointed out that the commentary reproduced the actual text of that provision, with the addition of the word"normally.
The representative pointed out that more than half of the detained women were older than 45.
With regard to prison-related issues, the representative pointed out that Ireland had not used imprisonment as a sanction to the same degree as other European countries.
The representative pointed out that numerical gender equality in education was outstanding.
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As regards the geographical focus of the proposed programme, the Representative pointed out that, first of all, it was the Government of Honduras that chose the proposed areas for UNFPA assistance.
The representative pointed out that one of the most visible changes in the past years had been the participation of women in politics.
Another Polish representative pointed out that the above figures related to the value of seized goods.
One representative pointed out that the Group of Experts' definition of TCDC was too restrictive.
During this meeting, which took place on 13 March 2008, the Representative pointed out that the return and reintegration of displaced persons are often the solutions favoured by the persons concerned, while emphasizing that the way in which such solutions are implemented has a considerable impact on the sustainability of peace.
The representative pointed out that Ukraine was undergoing the deepest demographic crisis of the decade.
Another representative pointed out that the court should clearly not deal with petty offences.
The representative pointed out that article 6 of the Constitution of Bulgaria guaranteed equality and non-discrimination.
Another representative pointed out that the Programme's success had been due, in part, to its limited focus and fixed duration.
In addition, the Representative pointed out that compensation should be provided regardless of whether a person returned.
My Special Representative pointed out that the package made only very general provisions in respect of international assistance.
One representative pointed out that the Working Group could only discuss issues that had been defined by the Conference of the Parties.
The Representative pointed out that it was the responsibility of the Government to protect and assist its internally displaced citizens.
One representative pointed out that there were a number of significant issues relating to the criteria for assessment of the ODP of new chemicals.
One representative pointed out that the IOMC strategy did not concern itself with important questions of cost and time frame, or the cost of inaction.
One representative pointed out that the area of laboratory and analytical uses was one where differing interpretations were possible.
One representative pointed out that the only way to ensure mercury reductions in domestic markets was via trade restrictions.
One representative pointed out that the capacity to develop alternatives was often constrained by the existence of patents and pharmaceutical regulations.
Another representative pointed out that some of the contents of the document did not reflect accurately the commitments set out in the Habitat Agenda.
The Representative pointed out that since the fifty-sixth session of the Board, the markets had recovered, although the process of recovery had been uneven.
The representative pointed out that there were no available data on dropouts, but girls tended to drop out of school as a result of pregnancy.
In response, one representative pointed out that both those considerations were already encompassed by the criteria adopted by the Conference of the Parties in decision VI/2.
The representative pointed out that much had been accomplished in terms of improving the status of women in Denmark, but the success went beyond the provision of legal rights.
The representative pointed out that Bangladesh had made history by having two women succeed each other as Prime Minister and Leader of the Opposition in Parliament.
The representative pointed out that the Government was not in control of about a quarter of its territory and that it could not ensure the implementation of the Convention in those areas.