Examples of using Representative replied in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
The representative replied that the Government organized the committee.
In connection with the question on the marketing infrastructure available to rural women, the representative replied that such infrastructure was at the initial stage of its development.
The representative replied that some women's organizations had taken up the issue.
Questioned about the role of non-governmental organizations in changing stereotypes in education and communication, the representative replied that their educational and political activities, both on television and on radio, were very important.
The representative replied that under the new law, the period was three months.
To the question whether there had been a negative reaction by men, the representative replied that some negative reaction had been expected, but an effort had been made to have those reactions expressed in various forums.
The representative replied that among the strategies to address the inferior status of women in Ugandan society, the Government had embarked on a process of reforming the laws on domestic relations.
The representative replied that the budgetary situation has been strained since the late 1980s.
The representative replied that women were generally involved in all sectors of rural life.
The representative replied that there had been various general programmes for AIDS in Uganda.
The representative replied that there was no tradition of female circumcision in any part of the country.
The representative replied that the issue of polygamy was considered in the new law on domestic relations.
The representative replied that law No. 23506, concerning habeas corpus and amparo, had been promulgated in 1982.
The representative replied that under the law women in Guyana were given a significant degree of protection.
The representative replied that, at present, the mainstreaming policies are only a consensus of the Government.
The representative replied that migration from rural areas was caused by the lack of prestigious employment opportunities in those areas.
The representative replied that 60 per cent was allocated to service delivery and 40 per cent to capacity-building.
The representative replied that a law regulating working conditions for domestic workers was now under consideration in Parliament.
The representative replied that the stereotypical attitudes of women and men inhibited women's access to decision-making positions.
The representative replied that the Government had not given up its goal to maintain full employment in the country.
The representative replied that a written explanation was required if parents wanted to donate a portion of their property to a daughter or a son.
The representative replied that some municipalities had reached the goal, while others still lacked a sufficient number of child-care facilities.
The representative replied that a non-sexist education law had been signed and that a seminar to train teachers in gender sensitivity had taken place.
The representative replied that practical difficulties were encountered in implementation of that provision because there were few nurseries near the factories.
The representative replied that, as mentioned in the addendum to the report of the State party, the issue of equality was being addressed by the draft Constitution.
The representative replied that subsequent reports would include statistics on women which were collected in the 1993 national census.
The representative replied that a married woman in her country had a right to live in the family home until her death, even after her husband's death.
The representative replied that figures were given in the addendum to the report: the Law Reform Commission should consist of six members, including at least one woman.
The representative replied that concerning health-related customs and taboos, the situation was that there were several tribes in Uganda with different customs and practices affecting women.
The representative replied that those regions had been singled out not for the purpose of discrimination, but for special attention, as requested by the Committee at its tenth session.