Examples of using Deci in English and their translations into Russian
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Ms. ZOU Deci said that although religious differences were important,
Ms. ZOU Deci said that the report made no mention of persons who had been wrongly arrested and tried.
Mrs. ZOU Deci said that the Government of Zimbabwe had made considerable progress since the colonial period,
Mrs. Z0U Deci referred first to the lack of information in the report on the country's demographic structure.
Ms. ZOU Deci said that the initial impression she had received from NGO material was that the Australian Government was pursuing a retrogressive policy.
Mrs. ZOU Deci took part, the CHAIRMAN declared the forty-eighth session of the Committee closed.
Mrs. ZOU Deci said that the size of the Spanish delegation testified to the importance the Government attached to the work of the Committee.
Mrs. ZOU Deci said that the report did not seem to contain any reference to the question of refugees, which posed an enormous problem for Rwanda.
Mrs. ZOU Deci felt that the last sentence lent itself to confusion,
Mrs. ZOU Deci and Mr. ABOUL-NASR wondered what exactly the term"genderinclusive language" in line 2 of paragraph 4 meant.
Mrs. ZOU Deci said Australia's report was unnecessarily long
Ms. ZOU Deci expressed support for the drafting amendment proposed by Mr. Valencia Rodriguez
Mrs. ZOU Deci agreed that no drastic changes should be made without careful consideration.
Mrs. ZOU Deci and Mr. GARVALOV suggested deleting paragraph 9,
Shareholders is the supreme author- ity of a Limited Liability Company that takes the most important deci- sions on company activities.
Following an observation by Mrs. ZOU Deci, the CHAIRMAN said that,
Mrs. ZOU Deci said that the main task of the Government was to eliminate the vestiges of racial segregation left over from the colonial system which had been characterized by a dual system in various areas, in violation of article 3 of the Convention.
Mrs. ZOU Deci on the question of disappearances
Ms. ZOU Deci said that she, too, agreed with Mr. Aboul-Nasr on the question of the participation of NGOs, particularly as their
Ms. ZOU Deci said that, since the Committee had been told that 80 per cent of the Niger population was illiterate,