Examples of using Simms said in English and their translations into Spanish
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Ms. Simms said that the report and the delegation had provided eye-opening information.
Ms. Simms said that stereotypes continued to exist even within the most progressive legislative framework.
Ms. Simms said that she wished to comment briefly on a number of different issues.
Ms. Simms said that it was under article 16 that Gambian practice diverged most from the Convention.
Ms. Simms said that the liberation of the indigenous peoples of Bolivia would inspire the entire region.
Ms. Simms said that Vanuatu was to be commended for the many progressive changes that were occurring.
Ms. Simms said she was concerned that the influx of immigrants to Ireland would lead to racism.
Ms. Simms said that human trafficking was one of the most pressing problems facing the modern world.
Ms. Simms said that Mozambique was to be commended on its efforts to further women's rights.
Ms. Simms said that it was encouraging that human rights had been defined to include women's rights.
Ms. Simms said that sex roles and stereotypes were among the greatest challenges facing women in the new century.
Ms. Simms said that the sugar industry was very symbolic owing to its history of plantations
Ms. Simms said that the report reflected remarkable strides in the education of girls
Ms. Simms said that it would be interesting to have data on the number of women in customary marriages compared with Christian and civil marriages.
Ms. Simms said that the report gave a clear picture of the marginalization of rural women,
Ms. Simms said that she hoped that, by the time the next periodic report was submitted, at least half of all Mauritian diplomats would be women.
Ms. Simms said that it was not the duty of the Plenipotentiary to show the Roma their identity,
Ms. Simms said that, under article 5 of the Convention, the Government was
Ms. Simms said that the existence in Burundi of a common language that was understood by all was a double-edged sword;
Ms. Simms said it was evident from the report that the Pakistani Government did not agree with the views of various NGOs