Examples of using Responding to the questions in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. Rasmussen(Cook Islands), responding to the questions posed by Ms. Begum, said that the Government provided financial assistance to elderly women and there was a retirement home in the capital.
Ms. Alvarado Ballesteros(Spain), responding to the questions concerning the provision of training for officials in implementing the Convention, said that the Ministry of the Interior was responsible for the specific training of the various security forces.
At its resumed 2000 session, the Committee had had before it a special report submitted by the organization and a letter submitting additional information responding to the questions posed by the delegation of Cuba on the special report circulated among Committee members.
Mr. Telavi(Tuvalu), responding to the questions about violence against women and the creation of specific laws against it, explained that the Police Powers
It is unclear why the Hellenic Republic chose not to engage in dialogue conducive to the promotion of good-neighbourly relations, by responding to the questions raised in the Republic of Macedonia ' s note verbale.
Mr. Nsanze(Burundi), responding to the questions and comments of the representatives of Member States, said that, despite the Government ' s efforts to overcome a number of problems, it had not made progress in every area.
Ms. Udval(Mongolia), responding to the questions posed by members of the Committee, said that a study was being conducted to identify family traditions and those that were not in conformity with the Convention.
Ms. Yannakourou(Greece), responding to the questions about the application of the Optional Protocol since its ratification by Greece in 2001, said there were perhaps two reasons why so far no communications had been submitted to the Committee.
Mr. PERERA(Sri Lanka), responding to the questions under paragraph(a), said that as a consequence of the interruption of all-party consultations on the subject, the Seventeenth Amendment to the Constitution had not been adopted.
Mr. Pita(Tuvalu), responding to the questions on education, said that the Government had introduced an Education for Life programme to guarantee that opportunities for education were available at all levels throughout the country, which included vocational training programmes for both adults and school dropouts.
Mr. Kälin(Representative of the Secretary-General on the human rights of internally displaced persons), responding to the questions raised, said that he was encouraged by the recent developments in Uganda, where efforts should now focus on the sustainable return of IDPs.
Ms. Ing(Cambodia), responding to the questions concerning social security coverage for rural women and female heads of household, said that there was no State-funded social security system for such women.
Ms. Ataeva(Turkmenistan), responding to the questions posed by Ms. Schöpp-Schilling, said she was
Mr. Kalin(Representative of the Secretary-General on the human rights of internally displaced persons), responding to the questions posed, said that his overall assessment of the collaborative approach being taken by United Nations agencies to situations of internal displacement was positive.
Mr. BENMAKHLOUF(Morocco), responding to the questions raised concerning the best interests of the child,
Mr. AYLWARD(Ireland), responding to the questions on civil partnership,
Responding to the questions relating to the activities of NGOs, she apologized for not being able to
Mr. Adlerstein(Executive Director of the Capital Master Plan), responding to the questions raised by the representative of Pakistan, said that, far from being a new concept, value engineering had been standard practice in the construction industry for decades.
Mr. Niwa(Assistant Secretary-General for Central Support Services), responding to the questions and comments of delegations, said that he had taken note of the observations made by the representative of Costa Rica on the hiring and promotion of staff.
Mr. Kuyama(Chairman of the Joint Inspection Unit) responding to the questions that had been raised,