Examples of using Its responses in English and their translations into Russian
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The Committee decided to request Belarus to provide its responses to the Committee's questions of 27 January 2012 in writing by 15 June 2012.
In its responses to an article 34 notification dated 3 June 1998, the Claimant reduced the amount claimed for the second component to JD 174,288,000.
Montenegro had given its responses and noted the goal of developing
relations of those bodies in its responses to item 3 on the list of issues CEDAW/C/ICE/Q/6 and Add.1.
In this section, the State party is requested to submit its responses to the following questions 30 pages maximum.
In its responses, the delegation had often either provided no information
In its responses to questions posed by the Committee on 9 June 2000, Freedom House claimed
The following recommendations will be examined by Oman which will provide its responses in due time,
In its responses, the Cambodian delegation highlighted that land issues are among the priorities in its national agenda.
allow the Jamaican delegation to prepare its responses.
In order to substantiate that link, the Secretariat had referred in its responses to various irregularities identified in the Committee's interim report.
during which the delegation presented its responses to additional questions that had been raised by the subcommission.
Regrettably, no convincing argument for the proposed increase had been presented by the Secretariat in its responses to the questions put by Member States.
Mr. YU Mengjia asked whether it was possible for the delegation to provide a written copy of its responses.
Panels of independent evaluators will perform these reviews based on the information provided by each applicant in its responses to the application form.
In its responses to question 4 in the list of issues
On 5 September 1997, counsel for Iraq submitted a written request for an extension of the time limit set by the Panel for Iraq to file its responses to the Claims.
The report also included its responses to the 33 recommendations made during the first cycle.
The CHAIRPERSON observed that the delegation had 24 hours in which to prepare its responses, since the discussion on Tajikistan would resume the following day.
He proposed that the delegation should be given the opportunity to complete its responses before members asked follow-up questions.