Примеры использования Adoption procedures на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The adoption procedures.
In 1999, a law was passed in Chile to regulate all adoption procedures in the country.
The adoption procedures are not very transparent.
Similarly there have been no changes in legislation pertaining to adoption procedures.
Adoption/adoption procedures.
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The Committee recommends that the State party ensure the prohibition of discrimination on the basis of disability in adoption procedures.
The Civil Code sets out the adoption procedures for children who have been abandoned or separated from their parents.
Improvements are being made in counselling services for family members affected by domestic violence,and in facilitating adoption procedures.
This draft Regulation, which is currently following the adoption procedures within WP.29, is actually a merger of Regulations Nos. 18 and 97.
Adoption procedures, as well as, amendments to the"instrument" or protocols(under the instrument); ratification, acceptance and approval; etc.
Provisions of this article may articulate the coverage of the programmes, the adoption procedures as well as the monitoring and reporting of the action plan.
The adoption procedures between the governmental agencies are reflected in Chapter 19 of the Family Code of the Republic of Azerbaijan"Adoption of children.
Provide detailed information on benefits and entitlements guaranteed by law to families, married and unmarried mothers and their children,as well as on adoption procedures.
International adoption procedures in Guatemala were rife with legal loopholes and abuses that allowed for the almost free trade of children for adoption. .
The suggestions made relate to the recruitment of juveniles into the armed forces, child labour,the administration of juvenile justice and adoption procedures.
It recommended that Nicaragua streamline adoption procedures, that the transition period be as short as possible and that during that time, children be cared for by foster families.
It should be noted, under this section,that the information in the country's initial report relating to legal adoption procedures(paras. 173-179 and 181) remains valid.
The Committee recommends that the State party ensure that its adoption procedures are in conformity with the provisions of the Convention, especially its articles 3, 12 and 21, and other relevant international instruments.
The Committee notes that domestic legislation guarantees the cultural, religious and linguistic rights of children,particularly as regards education and adoption procedures.
Similarly in relation to adoption, the Committee is concerned about vague adoption procedures and the absence of mechanisms to review, monitor and follow up adoptions. .
Law No. 9695, dated 19 March 2007"On adoption procedures and on the Albanian Adoption Committee" aims at the child protection, placing it under the custody of a permanent family, taking the appropriate measures that this protection is conducted in the child's best interests.
The Committee recommends that the State party establish rules, time frames and monitoring mechanisms, andallocate resources to streamline adoption procedures, ensuring the best interests of the child.
Italy has improved its international adoption procedures to bring them into line with The Hague convention: in the past five years, 16,137 foreign children have been welcomed into and adopted by Italian families.
The Committee remains concerned at gaps in the State party's domestic legislation on adoption and that existing adoption procedures are usually not respected and are reported to be subject to arbitrary decisions.
On the whole, adoption procedures have improved in Guatemala. The laws and statutes on the matter are enforced, the number of illegal or irregular adoptions has fallen, and measures, such as the campaign to create a DNA database for parents who claim that their children have been stolen, have been taken to ensure that adoptions carried out under the new Act do not involve children who have been snatched from their parents.
Global SPC studied the legislation regulating the adoption process, the adoption procedures, the rights, the jurisdictions and the obligations of adopters and state entities involved in the adoption processes.
This major progress in the rights of the child-- as reflected in Belgium in the reform of the adoption process-- has come up against a lack of understanding by many people who are in the process of adopting children and other members of the public,who have difficulty accepting lengthier adoption procedures and the relaxed limitation on the number of adoptable children.
The Committee also recommends that, in order fully to protect the rights of the child in adoption procedures, the State party consider ratifying the Hague Convention on Protection of Children and Cooperation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption 1993.
While noting the State party's efforts in drafting a new intercountry adoption law that accords with the Convention and the Hague Convention on Protection of Children and Cooperation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption of 1993,the Committee remains concerned that the existing legislation on domestic adoption is not in accordance with the Convention and that existing adoption procedures are usually not respected and are reported to be marked by corruption and abuse.
The Committee is concerned about the apparent inadequacy of the measures taken by the State party to ensure that its adoption procedures are conducted in accordance with the relevant provisions and principles of the Convention, in particular articles 3, 12 and 21.