Examples of using Evatt in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. KRETZMER associated himself with Mr. Klein ' s comments on the important role played by the democratic institutions for the protection of human rights and, like Mrs. Evatt and other Committee members, noted that the report dealt mainly with legislation and insufficiently with what
If he heard no objection, he would take it that the Committee wished to adopt the amendments to paragraph(d) proposed by Ms. Medina Quiroga and Ms. Evatt, the change in paragraph(e) proposed by Mr. Bruni Celli and endorsed by Mrs. Chanet, the addition to paragraph(k) proposed by Mr. Prado Vallejo and the addition to paragraph(l) proposed by Ms. Medina Quiroga.
Mr. Abdelfattah Amor, Mr. Nisuke Ando, Mr. Prafullachandra N. Bhagwati, Lord Colville, Ms. Elizabeth Evatt, Mr. Louis Henkin, Mr. Eckart Klein, Mr. David Kretzmer, Mr. Rajsoomer Lallah, Ms. Cecilia Medina Quiroga, Mr. Fausto Pocar, Mr. Martin Scheinin, Mr. Hipólito Solari Yrigoyen, Mr. Roman Wieruszewski and Mr. Maxwell Yalden.
composed of Mr. Klein, Ms. Evatt, Lord Colville, Mr. Buergenthal, Mr. Ando, Mr. Yalden,
The leading lights attending the founding of the United Nations are still familiar to us-- Joseph Paul Boncour of France, Wellington Koo of China, Andrei Gromyko of Russia, Lord Halifax of the United Kingdom, Edward Stettinius of the United States, His Royal Highness Faisal ibn Abdul Aziz of Saudi Arabia, Sir Ramaswami Mudaliar of India, Jan Smuts of the Union of South Africa, Jan Masaryk of Czechoslovakia, Herbert Evatt of Australia, Exequiel Padilla of Mexico, and many others.
Mrs. EVATT expressed appreciation for Mr. Bhagwati ' s efforts.
Mrs. EVATT thanked the Italian delegation for its careful replies, which had supplemented the information contained in the report.
Ms. EVATT said that she, too, had not found the written report to be altogether satisfactory, but had been impressed by the serious contribution of the Sri Lankan delegation to the dialogue.
Mrs. EVATT pointed out in that regard that the Committee had never indicated what principle could be applied to ascertain whether
Mrs. EVATT considered that the wording" the right to acquire nationality through their mother" was preferable.
Mrs. EVATT said that, although she appreciated the additional information provided by the reporting State, its replies had been too general in nature.
Mrs. EVATT said it was clear that the civil upheaval
Ms. EVATT said she understood that rubber bullets could be used under the regulations to disperse violent and non-violent demonstrations, but not at a range of less than 40 yards or where children were
Ms. EVATT suggested that subparagraph(a) should refer to measures to eliminate discrimination against women in the area of marriage rather than the family, and that some reference should also be made to women ' s access to education.
Mrs. EVATT said that Slovenia was to be highly commended on introducing so many new laws in the relatively short period of time since its ratification of the Covenant and the Optional Protocols.
Mrs. EVATT joined in welcoming the declared commitment of the Togolese Government and its delegation to the maintenance of human rights, and acknowledged that there had been some progress in the transition towards multiparty democracy and improved conditions of life for that country ' s citizens.
Ms. EVATT(Chairman/Rapporteur of the Working Group on Communications)
Mrs. EVATT thought it was important to distinguish between the question of the confidentiality of the Committee '
Mrs. EVATT agreed that the broader language of article 25 should be used. She wished to retain the points currently included in paragraph 5 and would redraft the paragraph to take into account the discussion at the current meeting.
After an exchange of views in which Mr. FRANCIS, Mrs. EVATT, Mr. LALLAH,