Примеры использования Concept of progressive realization на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Interpreting the concept of"progressive realization" in article 2 of the Covenant was important.
Conditions such as these are designed to ensure that the concept of progressive realization is not abused.
Standing parallel to the concept of progressive realization is the idea of"minimum core obligations" of States.
In some cases of national legislation there are further limitations on the application of the concept of progressive realization.
Given the concept of progressive realization, the Special Rapporteur does not see any human rights objection in principle to the maternal mortality MDG.
The key theme of the discussion was the concept of progressive realization under the ICESCR.
The concept of progressive realization is sometimes misinterpreted as if States did not have to protect economic, social and cultural rights until they have sufficient resources.
Secondly, there are certain limits on the application of the concept of progressive realization of the right to food.
Questioned on the concept of progressive realization, Mr. Dankwa replied that the concept was not explicitly incorporated into the Charter, but was still being taken into consideration by the Commission.
In addition, General Comment No. 3 provides examples of minimum State obligations of immediate nature andputs some limits on the concept of progressive realization.
The concept of“progressive realization” describes a central aspect of States' obligations in connection with economic, social and cultural rights under international human rights treaties.
The present report, submitted pursuant to General Assembly resolution 48/141 of 20 December 1993,focuses on the concept of"progressive realization" of economic, social and cultural rights in international human rights law.
The concept of progressive realization is of pivotal importance in defining obligations of economic, social and cultural rights as set out in the United Nations human rights treaties.
These include the spectrum of obligations stemming from economic, social and cultural rights, the concept of"progressive realization" and the obligation to strictly guarantee non-discrimination in the enjoyment of those rights.
The concept of progressive realization constitutes a recognition of the fact that full realization of all economic, social and cultural rights will generally not be able to be achieved in a short period of time.
It complements two previous reports to the Economic and Social Council at its substantive sessions(E/2006/86 and E/2007/22), which addressed the issues of legal protection of economic, social andcultural rights and the concept of progressive realization, respectively.
Draft article 4 should include the concept of progressive realization of economic, social and cultural rights, balanced by the need to implement immediately those obligations that are capable of immediate implementation.
It was highlighted that such a balance takes into account the concept of"reasonable accommodation", whereby States provide incentives and support facilitative measures,as well as the concept of"progressive realization", that assesses which measures are concrete and acceptable and which need further work.
Secondly, even with regard to the general obligations defining the concept of progressive realization(set out in the articles listed in section A above), it would be mistaken to refer to those obligations as not being of immediate effect.
The wording of the second sentence is similar to that of article 2, paragraph 1, of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights(ICESCR) and explicitly recognizes that lack of resources may affect the full implementation of economic, social and cultural rights,introducing the concept of"progressive realization.
Integrating the concept of progressive realization implies that the realization of outcomes consistent with the rights-based development process is subject to meeting the minimum core content of the right to adequate housing.
From this perspective, the modification of the Committee's legal status could serve to give impetus to the promotion of economic, social and cultural rights in Colombia and in other States parties to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights(ICESCR),bearing in mind the special importance of the concept of progressive realization of these rights in developing countries like Colombia.
Several delegations noted that the concept of progressive realization reflected in article 2 of the Covenant is fundamental to the implementation of economic, social and cultural rights, particularly in the light of resource constraints.
With a view to achieving progressively the full realization of the rights…":the Committee has noted that the concept of progressive realization constitutes a recognition of the fact that full realization of economic, social and cultural rights will generally not be achieved immediately ibid., para. 9.
However, the Court did not use the concept of progressive realization to qualify the obligation of the State to provide minimum living conditions that were compatible with the dignity of the human person, but rather found that the State had breached the claimants' right to life and was required to provide, inter alia, medicine, food, clean water and sanitation facilities.
Process and outcome indicators can be designed to help a State monitor the variable dimension of the right to health that arises from the concept of progressive realization.(It is for this reason that they are sometimes referred to as variable indicators.) These are the indicators referred to by the Special Rapporteur in his preliminary report, the relevant passage from which is replicated in paragraph 5 above.
According to the Committee on Economic, Social andCultural Rights"the concept of progressive realization constitutes a recognition of the fact that full realization of all economic, social and cultural rights will generally not be able to be achieved in a short period of time." general comment No. 3, para. 9.
While it had been previously agreed that draft article 4 should include the concept of progressive realization, it was noted that that did not necessarily preclude the use of progressive realization language in draft article 15 or in other articles containing hybrid or ambiguous provisions.
In her report to the Economic and Social Council(E/2007/82),the High Commissioner focused on the concept of"progressive realization", exploring its meaning and how the treaties allow for gradual realization over time of economic, social and cultural rights while imposing obligations requiring immediate implementation by States parties.
These reports have discussed:the issues of legal protection of economic, social and cultural rights(E/2006/86), the concept of"progressive realization"(E/2007/82), the principle of equality between men and women and the prohibition of discrimination against women in respect of their economic, social and cultural rights(E/2008/76), and the implementation and monitoring of economic, social and cultural rights E/2009/90.