Examples of using The representative observed in English and their translations into Russian
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The representative observed that Yemen had many female diplomats, some in high positions.
During his field visits,including to the municipality of Chambarak, the Representative observed that the living conditions of some of the displaced persons gave cause for concern.
The Representative observed that many displaced persons seemed to be suffering from dependency syndrome.
With the exception of the shelters used in the Gulf region after Hurricane Katrina, the Representative observed everywhere he visited that schools were turned into shelters.
The Representative observed that serious mentalhealth issues were prevalent among the displaced population.
Referring to the claim by organizations that their strategic plans would be hindered, the representative observed that discussions had been ongoing since 2009 and that the organizations should have been prepared.
The Representative observed that Colombia continues to experience a severe displacement crisis, despite positive action by State authorities.
In respect of the several questions raised regarding the age of marriage, arranged marriages, consent of the husband orother members of the family, the representative observed that the minimum age for marriage was 16 for women and 20 for men.
With regard to education, the representative observed that disparities continued to exist between girls and boys in the school system.
Answering the question whether the centennial celebrations of women's suffrage andthe related activities, including those financed by the Suffrage Centennial Year Trust Fund, had been evaluated, the representative observed that it was too early to evaluate the results of the suffrage centennial.
Finally, the Representative observed that the application of Law No. 5233 on Compensation was important and the work begun by the Damage Assessment Commissions encouraging.
In relation to the budgetary provisions for the Ministry of Women's, Children's andFamily Affairs, the representative observed that it received an allocation similar to that of other ministries, as provided under the Finance Law approved by the Parliament.
The representative observed that, through the creation of the Union of Burundi Women, women had become aware of the important role they could play in all spheres of society.
In respect of the support for changes in the law and in practice concerning discrimination against women in the family in relation to the dowry and succession andequally shared parental authority rights, the representative observed the active participation of women's organizations and the political will of the relevant offices to adopt national legislation according to the provisions of the international instruments and to make changes in the texts and in practices which were discriminatory against women.
The Representative observed during his visits to the field that displaced persons are living in absolute poverty, and sometimes suffer from considerable food insecurity.
Protection of property andhousing rights: The Representative observed that the postdisaster restitution of property and possessions brings additional challenges.
The representative observed that the compilation of the report had afforded an opportunity to take a comprehensive view of the achievements in and the obstacles to the advancement of women in Israel.
Access to work and livelihoods: The Representative observed the biggest gaps in implementing the rights to access work and livelihoods after disaster.
The Representative observed the progress made since his visit, both in terms of specific law and policy and, more generally, in the Government's open and constructive engagement on issues of internal displacement.
With respect to the Inter-ministerial Committee, the representative observed that its role was to ensure follow-up action to the feminist and family policies defined by the Government.
The Representative observed that, except for the shortage of adequate housing and their lack of property, such as real estate and livestock, internally displaced persons are generally not dramatically worse off than the non-displaced population.
During his visit, the Representative observed that the violence prevailing in the north of the Central African Republic is the main cause of population displacement.
The representative observed that the Ministry of Justice, in collaboration with all relevant ministries, was responsible for the preparation of the periodic report on the implementation of the international instruments.
Most of all, however, the Representative observed that mental health continued to be a significant problem among internally displaced persons, some of whom were traumatized by events during the conflict.
The Representative observed that some IDPs had been so marginalized by their displacement that they might not have had access to information about the claims process and hence might have missed the filing deadline.
Freedom of movement and relocations: The Representative observed several challenges, mainly in the context of either forced relocations or in situations where no durable return options existed because areas of return no longer seemed suitable for human habitation.
The representative observed that the funds and programmes had had difficulty in defining how many continuing appointments would be made available and on what basis they would be awarded, foreseeing some difficulties with the points system.
In his first reportto the General Assembly, at its forty-eighth session in 1993, the Representative observed that, given the acuteness of the crisis of internal displacement and the urgent need for remedies, it was to be hoped that the international community would soon see fit to develop appropriate normative principles and institutional arrangements for an effective response to the serious problem confronting the rapidly increasing numbers of internally displaced persons worldwide.
The Representative observed that in several natural disasters situations a considerable proportion of people still had not been able to return to some form of permanent housing several years after the disaster despite considerable reconstruction efforts.
Documentation: The Representative observed that in natural disaster situations similar documentation challenges exists with regard to persons who are displaced due to an armed conflict.