Примеры использования Could lead to discrimination на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The statutes that could lead to discrimination against religious minorities would be reviewed.
The Committee, however,is concerned by the fact that the different status of other religious groups could lead to discrimination.
Referring to paragraph 143 of the report,he pointed out that the freedom of private schools could lead to discrimination, within the meaning of article 26 of the Covenant, against other religions or groups.
Despite the Government's efforts therewas still evidence of prejudice and xenophobic stereotypes within public opinion, which could lead to discrimination.
He also noted the risk of granting too-extensive rights to minorities which could lead to discrimination, as Mr. Bengoa had observed in his working paper.
The Special Rapporteur regrets the different treatment given to non-nationals by the legislation on this issue, which could lead to discrimination.
However, the privatization process could lead to discrimination in employment along ethnic lines and affect the sustainability of minority communities. It is important to avoid such negative effects.
In particular, Canada appreciated Pakistan's commitment to reviewing statutes that could lead to discrimination against religious minorities.
He welcomed the establishment of the Karamoja Development Agency and the Northern Uganda Reconstruction Programme, and asked whether there was a risk that the institution of traditional orcultural leader could be abused so as to prompt specific ethnic sentiments that could lead to discrimination.
Continue to strengthen its programs to enhance tolerance and multiculturalism,with an aim to eliminate negative perceptions that could lead to discrimination or violence, particularly for women and children(Philippines);
HR Committee was concerned that the differentstatus of religious groups, other than the Georgian Orthodox Church which had the status of legal public entity, could lead to discrimination.
Violations of the obligation to respect include acts, policies orlaws of a State that run counter to the standards set forth in article 6 of the Covenant and could lead to discrimination in the sphere of work and employment, breaches of safe and healthy working conditions, or the use of forced or compulsory or child labour.
It is thus prohibited to make any reference to a worker's sex or to include any elements that,while not referring explicitly to the worker's sex, could lead to discrimination.
The Committee expresses concern at discriminatory practices andcertain legal labour provisions that could lead to discrimination against women workers with regard to reproductive health and maternity and notes that, in the civil service, women are discriminated against when entering into marriage or becoming pregnant.
CEDAW expressed concern that non-application of the general law to the Muslim minority(in Western Thrace) on matters of marriage and inheritance could lead to discrimination against Muslim women.
The HR Committee recommended providing for a transparent and fair registration process for religious organizations,eliminating distinctions among religions that could lead to discrimination, promoting religious tolerance and condemning acts of religious intolerance and hatred.
While she will give priority to visiting countries where there is a real concern with regard to the situation of freedom of religion or belief,she will also take the opportunity to carry out in situ visits in countries where the violation of certain principles enunciated in her mandate could lead to discrimination based on religion or belief.
The Committee is concerned about the scope of language requirements in the Language Law in relation to employment, particularly in the private sector, andis of the opinion that they could lead to discrimination against minorities in violation of article 5 of the Convention.
Nevertheless, the Committee notes with concern that the direct financial support that the Evangelical Lutheran Church receives from the State, and the administrative functions entrusted to it, such as civil status registration andthe management of burial grounds, could lead to discrimination against other religious groups arts. 2, 18 and 26.
Inappropriate resource allocation can lead to discrimination that may not be overt.
Lack of education and awareness can lead to discrimination.
However, the Committee remains concerned that children adopted abroad must wait two years before being formally adopted, which can lead to discrimination and statelessness.
Policy-makers must recognize that a one-sizefits-all approach to care can lead to discrimination against those whose needs remain unrecognized or differ significantly from those of long-time residents(98) See Box 5.
Moreover, it is imperative to remove barriers,whether they be legislative or perceptive, that can lead to discrimination against youth employment.
In regard to nationality, citizenship, or naturalization in Cambodia,there remain no provisions which can lead to discrimination or separation of nationality.
Also, some preferential treatment can lead to discrimination between countries where some least developed countries or net-food-importing countries are not party to the preferential trade agreement.
Ethnic minorities and indigenous peoples make up the majority of IDPs in many countries, andface particular dangers upon displacement due to ethnic differences which can lead to discrimination and hostile acts.
The inclusion of such information in identity documents could also lead to discrimination.
In its concluding observation the Committee expressed its concern about the entry andcontrol of foreigners, which could lead to racial discrimination.
Take necessary measures to eradicatethe tendency and/or dissemination, through mass media, of stereotypes that could lead to the discrimination of migrants and refugees(Argentina);