Примеры использования Combating this phenomenon на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Latvia had a broad legal provision for combating this phenomenon.
Accordingly, Cuba advocates international cooperation that is truly effective in combating this phenomenon, based on a framework of international legitimacy and full respect for the principles of international law and the purposes and principles recognized in the Charter of the United Nations.
International cooperation in curbing small-arms traffic will be an important factor in combating this phenomenon.
SCOTT consists of the Confederation andcantonal bodies responsible for combating this phenomenon and the representatives of interested inter-governmental and non-governmental organisations.
My country reaffirms its strong condemnation of terrorism in all its forms andpledges its full cooperation in combating this phenomenon.
Decision on child abandonment in Ukraine and ways of combating this phenomenon, of 6 September 2005, No. 2796-ІV.
Twenty-five journalists(members of the journalists' network) in Cameroon were trained on issues related to violence against women andthe role the media can play in combating this phenomenon.
Limited data are available on forced marriage, and combating this phenomenon remains a challenge.
The Committee welcomes the creation of a special Committee to combat the exploitation of children in camel racing,as well as the adoption of various legislative measures aimed at combating this phenomenon.
We would like to reaffirm that our hand is extended for cooperation in combating this phenomenon, since we have been its foremost victims.
It further encourages the State party to carry out the national survey on this practice without delay and to continue cooperation with the International Labour Organization in combating this phenomenon.
As one of the countries that have suffered the most from terrorism,Egypt has always called on the international community to join hands in combating this phenomenon which threatens the stability of political regimes and jeopardizes economic and social development.
Develop and introduce programmes of appropriate work procedures and monitoring systems to combat money-laundering operations; train employees; introduce internal monitoring systems; and revise and develop policies, procedures andmeasures aiming at combating this phenomenon;
Oman expresses its readiness to cooperate with the United Nations in combating this phenomenon in accordance with the rules of international law and the fundamental axioms concerning national sovereignty and the need to distinguish between terrorism and legitimate resistance to foreign occupation with a view to realizing the principles of right and justice.
The report highlighted underreporting and the impunity of offenders as major challenges in combating this phenomenon.
Recognizing that combating this phenomenon calls for the adoption and effective application of strict and modern laws that make it possible to prevent and penalize such criminal conduct, as well as for the establishment of efficient and fully trained investigatory bodies and organs of justice that possess the human and material resources required to deal with the problem.
It is the magnitude of the situation that in 1993 prompted the President of the Republic of Mali to request the support of the Secretary-General in combating this phenomenon in Mali and in the West African subregion.
The Government further noted that trafficking in human beings is considered a cross-border criminal phenomenon and that combating this phenomenon is one of the top priorities of the Ministry of Interior and the Multidisciplinary Coordinating Group against Trafficking in Human Beings. On 22 April 2010, the Council of Ministers adopted a new national action plan against trafficking in human beings.
The Egyptian Government wishes to affirm that it is confronting crimes of terrorism with due regard to legitimacy and the rule of law,within a framework of integrated policies aimed at combating this phenomenon through socio-economic development, public awareness and compliance with the law.
The independent expert recommends that steps be taken to tighten up the laws and procedures, and that IBESR and the National Council for Children and Adolescents(CONANI, Dominican Republic)formalize the relationships that they have already established with a view to the adoption of a bilateral framework for combating this phenomenon.
The Working Group on Enforced orInvoluntary Disappearances helps prevent or combat this phenomenon.
The III National Plan against Domestic Violence 2007-2010 integrates policies to prevent and combat this phenomenon.
Developing national policies in this field,as well as programs with the purpose to prevent child labour and combat this phenomenon;
Undertake a comprehensive and multidisciplinary study to assess the extent of and reasons for suicide among children and develop adequate policies andprogrammes to prevent and combat this phenomenon; and.
It also recommends that the State party engage in studies with a view to designing and implementing appropriate policies and measures,including care and rehabilitation, to prevent and combat this phenomenon.
In the light of article 19 of the Convention, the Committee is worried about the persistence of child abuse, including ill-treatment within the family, andthe absence at the administration level of an appropriate mechanism to prevent and combat this phenomenon.
In light of article 34 and other related articles of the Convention, the Committee recommends that the State party undertake studies with a view to designing and implementing appropriate policies and measures, including care and rehabilitation,to prevent and combat this phenomenon.
While the Committee notes the efforts of the State party, it remains concerned at the increasing incidence of sale and trafficking of children, particularly girls, and the lack of adequate legal andother measures to prevent and combat this phenomenon.
While the Committee notes the efforts of the State party, it remains concerned at the increasing incidence of sale and trafficking of children, particularly girls, and the lack of adequate legal andother measures to prevent and combat this phenomenon.
In the light of article 34 andother related articles of the Convention, the Committee recommends that the State party fully implement its national plan of action to prevent and combat this phenomenon and that it continue conducting awareness raising campaigns on this issue.