Examples of using Representative said in English and their translations into Arabic
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The representative said that the issue was of serious concern to the Government, which had tried to affect public opinion through various campaigns and general education.
Another representative said that there were many influential and conflicting interests at work in the territories where indigenous peoples lived, resulting in fierce competition over land.
One representative said that the replenishment should take into account experience that had shown that front-loaded funding was necessary for successful project implementation.
In response, the United Kingdom representative said that the last thing his Government wanted was a colonial-type relationship,
Regarding the role played by non-governmental organizations in connection with the Plan for the Prevention and Eradication of Violence against Women, the representative said that their contributions had been taken into account in its elaboration and also in drafting the Law on Domestic Violence.
The United Kingdom representative said that 1999 had seen the inaugural meeting of the Overseas Territories Consultative Committee,
In response to requests for more information on the implementation of article 7, the representative said that Chile had ratified the Convention on the Political Rights of Women and had participated in the Interparliamentary Conference in Paris.
Concerning performance, the CCISUA representative said that his committee had not seen any evidence, for instance, by way of performance ratings, that staff members who were approaching 62 years were less able to perform their duties than those who were younger.
One representative said that periodic evaluation of the financial mechanism was important
The United Kingdom representative said that 1999 had seen the inaugural meeting of the Overseas Territories Consultative Committee,
In answer to a question, the representative said that the Ministry of Political Affairs II was in charge of women ' s affairs, particularly those related to women ' s participation in various social, economic and political activities.
The representative said that, in the opinion of some elements of society,
The host country representative said that the facts suggested that there had been no incident
Another representative said that the guidelines for developing HCFC phase-out management plans asked implementing agencies and parties, when preparing plans, to explore other
Regarding the social consequences of converting military manufacturing facilities into civilian production facilities, the representative said that women were generally underrepresented in those industries,
When members requested more detailed information on the issue of violence, the representative said that education campaigns were currently being carried out to eradicate violence against women and that the subsequent report would contain information on the results of those campaigns and statistical data.
In response to an additional question about hidden unemployment and the unrealistically low unemployment rate of women, the representative said that it was clear that some women who wanted to work did not register themselves as unemployed.
Regarding the follow-up to the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, the representative said that a large-scale process of information and discussion of the commitments contained in the Beijing document had begun in which women and the whole society were taking part.
The representative said that the statements in the reports to the effect that temporary special measures did not seem necessary,
One representative said that the need for the distinction between crimes and delicts had still not been clearly established and that the distinction raised a series of questions which could not be satisfactorily answered, given the current state of international relations.