One Member State asked if a bank could recover the debt of a listed individual from a frozen account.

In that connection, she asked whether the equality advisers were monitoring the implementation of atypical contracts to ensure that women were not disadvantaged.

Ms. Levin (United States of America) asked whether a tiered system of religion discriminated against or belittled those on lower tiers.

She wondered nevertheless whether the new Code would be able to solve the problems created by the many discriminatory customs relating to marriage, inheritance and the like which were still extant.

In the light of the new legislation and the reduction in the number of capital offences, she wondered whether any persons convicted under the old legislation had been given more liberal sentences.

Ms. Manalo wondered whether the use of Guaraní would be introduced at higher levels of education, and if not, why not.

In the case of adult women, she wondered whether any provision was made for them to continue their education once they had achieved literacy.

Given the Gambia's high illiteracy rate, she wondered whether the NGOs had access to radio.

She therefore wondered whether the State party could provide any information regarding cases in which the Convention had been invoked.

She noted with satisfaction that all of the commissions had established focal points for fund raising, but wondered whether those focal points were fully operational.

In that connection, she wondered whether the Government of Paraguay had witnessed any political commitments on the part of developed nations to eradicate human trafficking and, if so, how those commitments had manifested themselves.

Referring to the State party's previous report (CEDAW C ITA 3), she asked whether it was still true that separations tended to occur in the first years of marriage (para.

Lastly, she wondered whether men as well as women were encouraged to take responsibility for family planning.

Ms. Khalil (Egypt) asked whether, once the Wall had been built, its disastrous consequences on the rights of the Palestinians could be reversed, whether the United Nations and the international community could help resolve the problem, and what the role of the road map was.

When this wartime speech was published in 1946, the Australian government asked if the British government still intended to conduct the inquiry.

In that connection, she asked whether any programmes were in place to enlighten men about the intolerability of that double standard and the need to refrain from using women's bodies as objects.

Ms. Morbai asked whether the delegation acknowledged that any public reference by the Government itself to a hierarchy of responsibility between the spouses in a marriage, which the report seemed also to support, was not in compliance with article 16.

He also asked whether the decision could be retracted, and if so, whether there was a system in place to provide compensation to victims of injustices.

He wondered if that was considered to be trafficking.

But the question still remains whether this will pave the way towards restoring democracy in Bangladesh.

Now there is a sense of disbelief that he may not dance again

The question was posed whether international cooperation was an international obligation.

He wondered whether the Public Officers Protection Act served as a statute of limitations.

Ms. Arocha Domínguez wondered whether there were any indicators that would provide a comprehensive analysis of the conditions of work of women in the agricultural labour force and whether any studies had been carried out regarding women's income both in terms of paid and unpaid work.

She wondered how long it took for the complaint or the complainant to go to trial and secure a conviction of the perpetrator and whether there were protections or domestic exclusion orders against perpetrators during the interim period.

Today, I wonder whether there will be a world after capitalism.

When asked if Prince Philippe is ready to become king, he answered

He asked whether legislation was in place to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.

On the issue of the mainstreaming of gender in the Special Rapporteur's work, she asked what the experiences of those efforts had been to date.

His mother said he had been watching the rioting on television and asked if he could join in.

Some wondered if the message behind the cartoon was lost in translation.

He questioned the appropriateness of considering this question in the Working Group.

The Chairman wondered whether the matter could be resolved in the Second Committee.

There were varying views expressed on the issue of whether new international instruments should be negotiated.

(b) Information as to whether the accused resorted to violence of any kind

In regard to continuing violations of the human rights of certain religious communities such as the Baha'i, she asked what the Special Rapporteur intended to do to raise international awareness of the issue.

He wondered whether forced and bonded child labour was still an issue and whether it occurred mainly in the agricultural sector.

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Mr. Bhagwati asked whether the Mauritius Constitution truly covered all the provisions of the Covenant.

The representative of Switzerland wondered whether the Special Rapporteur could enlarge on the idea of proportionality.

They also asked whether a single treaty body would necessarily result in a single report.

He asked whether that figure was accurate, and what measures the Government was taking to solve the problem.

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When I first heard of Bhutan s goal of maximizing its people s happiness, I wondered if it really meant anything in practice, or was just another political slogan.

At 10 35 pm, he called out to ask whether Lawrence saw the bus coming.