Examples of using Questions had been asked in English and their translations into French
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Mr. GNONLONFOUN(Benin), noting that a significant number of questions had been asked, said it would be preferable for his delegation to withdraw so that it would be able to provide the Committee with the most complete answers possible at the afternoon meeting.
Similarly, questions had been asked about the Berber dialects, of which there were five and which were still more
Ms. Dumbraveanu(Moldova) explained that the Complaints Committee, about which questions had been asked, had been set up to review complaints lodged by persons in detention.
Questions had been asked as to whether that approach would cast doubt on the applicability of the draft articles to major law-making conventions to which international organizations also happened to be parties.
This objection was not admissible because the questions had been asked in the framework of the review provided for by Article 19 of the Convention rather than Article 22.
Mr. ANDO said questions had been asked regarding the mandatory provision of defence counsel for arrested persons
given the fact that many questions had been asked during the meeting, more time should be allocated to the item.
The question has been asked and answered.
Questions have been asked about the Committee's mandate.
That question has been asked!
A question had been asked about the housing of asylum seekers during the period when their legal status was not yet determined.
A question had been asked as to whether any cases of corruption in the police force and the gendarmerie had been investigated.
Questions have been asked and replied to in a number of formal and informal meetings, open to all.
A question had been asked about the proportion of women who should occupy elective posts(30 per cent)
Mrs. AYUSO ESTEVEZ said a question had been asked about the implementation of the NOW/INEM Local Corporations Plan referred to in paragraph 45 of the report.
A question had been asked at the Committee's preceding meeting about section 33 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
A question had been asked about Denjiin Myanga detention centre,
A question had been asked as to whether Azerbaijani courts had ever rejected evidence on the grounds that it had been obtained under torture.
A question had been asked about the publicity given to the Covenant in Azerbaijan
A question had been asked about the meaning of what she had called the“hidden crime” whose victims were women.