In this task, you are given a sentence in the English language and your task is to convert it into the Japanese language. In translation, keep numbers as it is and make it sentence case (capitalize only the first word of each sentence and noun).

Q: An act signed into law by Afghan President Hamid Karzai last month dramatically rolled back the rights of women in that country, according to human rights groups and a United Nations report on the bill by the United Nations Development Fund for Women.

A: 人権保護団体と法案に関する国連婦人開発基金による国連レポートによると、先月アフガニスタンのハーミド・カルザイ大統領によって署名された法律は、同国における女性の権利を劇的に後退させた。
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Q: The Sharks stormed to victory over Perth-based Western Force, winning 41 points to 25, meaning that the Bulls would have to score at least four tries to be ensured of a bonus point, to move ahead of the Sharks, who were now sitting in front of them on points difference.

A: シャークスがパースに拠点を置くウエスタンフォースに41対25ポイントで勝利を奪い取り、それはブルズがボーナスポイントを保証するため、少なくとも４つのトライを得点し、得失点差で今や彼らの前に居座るシャークスの前に進まねばならぬことを意味した。
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Q: She claimed to have been "conned" into staying on despite her doubts about the war and told the inquiry that the Cabinet, of which she was a part, was not a "decision-making body", and that Parliament was simply a "rubber stamp".

A:
彼女はその戦争に対する疑念にもかかわらずとどまるように「だまされた」と言い、調査に対し、彼女が属していた内閣は「意志決定組織」ではなく、議会は単に「ゴムスタンプ」だと言った。
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