Примеры использования Access to full на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Access to full statistics.
Promotion of women's equal access to full employment and decent work.
The members of the Administrative Committee are entitled to have access to full audit results.
There is an access to full texts of issues published since 2004.
In order for them to overcome poverty, women must also have equal access to full and productive employment and economic resources.
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The Committee recommends that further measures be taken to ensure access to full health care for all persons with disabilities.
In this regard, access to full information on chemicals is central to the meaningful participation of vulnerable groups.
The panel would have access to full(nonredacted) statements of case, and individuals requesting delisting would be granted the right to a hearing.
Strengthen social protection to meet disability-related needs,ensure equal access to full employment and decent work;
The MT would have access to full, nonredacted statements of case.
Regarding the observations in paragraph 22,all Indian citizens above the age of 18 have access to full and equal enjoyment of political rights.
Thus, commercial banks will have access to full info on loans obtained by applicants from other financial institutions.
The SEP and Inmujeres signed an agreement that includes guaranteeing men andwomen equal opportunities and access to full participation in the institutional structure.
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We are determined to implement our commitments to promoting and protecting all women's human rights by, inter alia,ensuring equal access to full and productive employment and decent work.
Moreover, 100 per cent of Cuba's children had access to full health services, and the infant mortality rate had been reduced to six per 1,000 live births.
The improvement of communications and dissemination of information on laws and policies in ethnic minority areas remains slow, consequently ethnic minorities in some areas do not enjoy access to full information.
The posts at The Hague assist in research because they provide access to full service libraries or on-line legal services.
In order to guarantee women's access to full employment and decent work, Millennia2015 recommends encouraging women and girls to focus on science and technology.
States parties undertake to ensure that persons with disabilities andtheir families have access to full information on their rights and available services and programmes.
Corporate clients are provided with possibility to determine volumes of opening of commercial information with fulfillment of state requirements, and access to full package of business information providing.
Everyone should be given equal access to full and transparent information concerning water, sanitation and the environment held by public authorities or third parties.
The Office has, though, been concerned about some recent legislative initiatives andadministrative practices designed apparently to restrict access to full refugee determination procedures.
This also means ensuring equal access to full and decent employment and binding human rights-based regulatory mechanisms to keep private sector and businesses accountable.
Given this situation, innovative strategies are needed in order to successfully implement a gender approach, namely,girls must be provided with high-quality education and training and their access to full employment and decent work must be guaranteed.
Access to full Internet, however, is still far from global: another 35 Trade Points exchange information via E-mail and the rest, mainly in LDCs, still communicate via fax.
Women's unequal share of unpaid household work restricts their access to full employment and steers them into the informal economy, particularly in the context of HIV/AIDS and the food crisis.