Примеры использования Be treated equally на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Oh, she's no help.- I taught her everyone should be treated equally.
Comments shall be treated equally and irrespective of national boundaries.
The Code requires that all shareholders in a company should be treated equally.
Migrants must be treated equally and have the same rights as the citizens of their destination country.
All duty stations andall six official languages must be treated equally.
I think all proposals ought to be treated equally; however you want to do that, Mr. Chairman, is fine with me.
The Inspectors are not convinced by this distinction andbelieve that all staff should be treated equally.
Lastly, the six official languages must be treated equally; regrettably, that was not the case.
Network neutrality1, or net neutrality, is the principle that all data ortraffic on the Internet should be treated equally.
Every database should be treated equally at this level with no apparent difference despite varying physical data types and operations.
And let me say that I know that it is your delegation's view also that all four core issues should be treated equally.
Moreover, his delegation held that all victims of racism should be treated equally regardless of the form of discrimination from which they suffered.
They supported the zero tolerance policy and pointed out that all categories of staff should be treated equally.
To meet the aims of the Convention, people in the said categories must be treated equally irrespective of their de jure or de facto positions as decision-makers.
The fundamental principles of the European law provide that employees, who perform the same obligations in the same extent,should be treated equally.
In his letter,Mr. Filali reiterated Morocco's conviction that all applicants should be treated equally and were entitled to be presented for identification.
All should be treated equally, with the exception of cases in which a State party submitted no report and could not send a delegation to represent it before the Committee.
Review domestic laws and expeditiously take all measures necessary to ensure that all children in the State party's territory be treated equally and as individuals;
Social justice means that all citizens must be treated equally, irrespective of their status in society, and all types of social inequalities and discrimination should be eliminated.
However, the Nairobi Office remained the only duty station dependent to some extent on extrabudgetary resources,despite the General Assembly's recognition that all duty stations should be treated equally.
It was maintained that both men andwomen should be treated equally, with dignity as human beings and that the contribution of social reproduction to development should be duly recognized.
Because States have an obligation to"each child within their jurisdiction," States may not distinguish between children based on their citizenship or race;all children under the jurisdiction of the State must be treated equally.
They have expressed the wish that all be treated equally and face the same investigation standards, and that misconduct cases should be dealt with by professional investigators.
Similarly, according to the Syariah Courts Act(Cap. 184), Muslim women have equal rights to appear before the Court, to sue, be sued,give evidence and be treated equally with men in all legal proceedings of the Courts and tribunals.
My delegation therefore believes that all official languages should be treated equally and that this should apply to all areas and subjects, whether with regard to United Nations documents or to interpretation services for meetings.
Concern was expressed about the fact that conference services at the United Nations Office at Nairobi had not been included in theformulation of the programme, as all United Nations conference centres should be treated equally.
The House of Culture and Sustainable Development(HCSD) noted that women andmen should be treated equally in employment, but women working in governmental bodies and private sector entities were paid less than men.
It is due to this abiding interest that we have consistently worked and cooperated with the United Nations, despite our wish and demand that all States Members of the United Nations in general andall hosts of the regional centres in this particular case be treated equally and fairly.
There were parallels between the situation of East Timor and that of Western Sahara, andequal cases should be treated equally before the law, following a legal principle common to both domestic and international law.
Article 55: The wife has the right to expect from her husband the following:(1) maintenance;(2) that he will not prevent her from completing her education;(3) that he will not prevent her from visiting and receiving her parents, extended family and siblings as is customary;(4) that he will not expose her to material or moral injury;(6) where the husband has more than one wife,all the wives must be treated equally.