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Although they appreciated the reasoningbehind the Secretariat's decision, Parties should not be disadvantaged because of it.
To ensure that those who were insured under both schemes would not be disadvantaged, the principle of equivalence was applied in relation to contributions.
Even if there are no families that are totally deprived of support and assistance,some categories may nevertheless be disadvantaged.
However, women could be disadvantaged unless they were very well protected with regard to matrimonial property rights and custody of children.
Ms. Tavares da Silva observed that even in an ethnically homogeneous society like Poland some minority women could be disadvantaged.
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It recognised that vessels which conduct acoustic surveys could be disadvantaged over other vessels that did not conduct such surveys, as they lost potential fishing time paragraph 2.39.
Approves the transfer of management consulting posts, andnotes that the incumbents carrying out the functions should not be disadvantaged by virtue of the transfer;
Additionally, displaced andreturnee women may be disadvantaged with regard to housing rights,be unable to gain security of tenure, and are often marginalized in the negotiation of land claims.
Right to privacy, marriage andfamily life: NGOs commented that women may be disadvantaged by the existing inheritance law.
Some may be disadvantaged because they have medical problems or disabilities requiring particular types of accommodation the publication"Routes into Local Authority Housing" is attached to this report as appendix 14.
Decides to approve the transfer of management consulting posts, andnotes that the incumbents carrying out the functions should not be disadvantaged by virtue of the transfer;
Ms. Zou Xiaoqiao noted that female students continued to choose traditional subjects andcould therefore be disadvantaged in employment; she wondered what measures the Government was taking to promote the study of non-traditional subjects.
However, if this is going to succeed, responsible shipowners and users must be given every incentive to ensure that they will not be disadvantaged by acting responsibly.
They may also be disadvantaged and marginalized by a general lack of knowledge and recognition of their human rights as well as by the obstacles they meet in gaining access to information and recourse mechanisms in cases of violation of their rights.
The Committee is of the view that, with the General Assembly's decision to transfer the function,the incumbents carrying out the functions should not be disadvantaged by virtue of the transfer.
The following is an outline of some special measures taken at the Commonwealth level to assist groups who may be disadvantaged because of race or ethnic origin in accessing the legal system which complement existing criminal law and other protection for all Australian citizens.
Confidential information includes all non-public information relating to the Company where the Companyhas an advantage from keeping it secret, or would be disadvantaged if it were made public.
However, we are concerned that law students in developing countries, particularly in Africa,may be disadvantaged because there are only a few such major libraries in those countries.
Government and law enforcement officials, social workers, health professionals and other relevant actors should receive training on non-discrimination, women's rights and violence against women, including domestic violence, andon the particular situation of minority women who may be disadvantaged or vulnerable.
The Tribunal explained that a person who would have been entitled to leave under the guidance should not be disadvantaged because the SSHD failed to properly consider this when coming to a decision, and that.
There may be a need however to ensure that rural women have access to the information regardingsocial security programmes and services, as they can be disadvantaged by their remote locations.
On the other hand, some countries may feel reluctant to abide by the same criteria, so that, like the petitioning of foreign Governments,competitors may be disadvantaged vis-à-vis others and competition authorities discouraged from cooperating with their foreign counterparts.
He pointed out that a crucial theme of the Convention was that developing States should not,through lack of resources or capacity, be disadvantaged in respect of access to or use of their resources.
Article 3 specifies that persons belonging to minorities shall not be subjected to discrimination for exercising, individually or collectively, their minority rights, andthat they shall also not be disadvantaged in any way for choosing not to belong to the minority concerned.
Conclusion 24.1 There are Constitutional guarantees for almost every Article of CEDAW in some sectors of government; there are also gender neutral policies,which in effect mean that women will be disadvantaged because of factors that hinder their access to resources.
While article 3.1 provides that persons belonging to minorities shall not be subjected to discrimination for exercising, individually or collectively, their minority rights,article 3.2 makes it clear that they shall also not be disadvantaged in any way for choosing not to belong to the minority concerned.
There is little question that their social and economic potential is enormous, but so too are the risks that those without the capabilities to design, produce and use the new products andservice applications may be disadvantaged or excluded from participating actively in their local communities and in the global information society.
No one was disadvantaged on the basis of race, language or religion.
Women were disadvantaged, but continued to play a major role in rural economies.
Bangladesh's labour market was disadvantaged by globalization, however.