Примеры использования Devolution of powers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Devolution of powers.
Provision of technical advice through experts on the devolution of powers and decentralization.
Substantial devolution of powers to New Caledonia.
The Government was addressing crime andcorruption through good governance, including devolution of powers to local governments.
Formal devolution of powers was therefore required.
The Government is attempting to revive, restore andre-activate the 13th Amendment which provides for full devolution of powers within a unitary State.
Revenue sharing shall reflect a commitment to devolution of powers and decentralization of decision making in regard to development, service delivery, and governance.
The Commission made particular recommendations concerning the implementation of the 13th amendment to the Constitution which, among others,provides for devolution of powers to provincial councils.
Since May 1997, the Government has introduced substantial devolution of powers to Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, as part of its wider programme of constitutional reform.
The Congress, by a qualified majority of three fifths,may ask to amend the timetable laid down for the devolution of powers, with the exception of sovereign powers. .
Since May 1997, the Government has introduced substantial devolution of powers to Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland as part of its wider programme of constitutional reform.
The devolution of powers has brought governance to the tehsil and zila- grassroots-level allowing communities and their representatives to take responsibility for decisions affecting their lives.
Inter alia, these provisions include federal systems of government with devolution of powers to states, respect for human rights and respect for the diversity of languages and cultures.
This institutional predicament has given way to fragmented initiatives of deconcentration, administrative decentralization or delegation that, while more efficient,may run counter to the critical goal of devolution of powers to municipalities.
The launch of the first phase of deconcentration and devolution of powers to 23 delegations in 2001 was well advanced and included the provision of human and material resources.
In some cases, a port law was enacted first, as in Brazil;in other countries, a general law such as the devolution of powers from the federal level to states was used.
The Committee is concerned that the devolution of powers from central to regional and other subnational levels of government has contributed to an inequitable implementation of the Convention at the local level.
Although the Constitution under article 154 had envisaged a consultative process between the Provincial Councils and the Centre with regard to devolution of powers under the Concurrent List, there had been shortcomings.
On the question of Tokelau,his delegation welcomed the progress made towards devolution of powers to the village councils, in particular the delegation of the Administrator's powers to the three village councils, with effect from 1 July 2004.
The devolution of powers and responsibility for many public services to local governments had led to an uneven distribution of social services, infrastructure and economic resources, and women's employment, health and education opportunities had suffered as a result.
Abyei can become a flashpoint that compounds conflicts in both countries or can be a model foraddressing the development and governance challenges that are at the root of these regional conflicts, especially through a system of decentralization and devolution of powers.
In the United Kingdom, the devolution of powers to parliaments in Scotland and Wales promoted the principle of subsidiarity and responded to the sensibilities of those sections of their population who wanted a higher degree of autonomy in government.
The Committee takes note of the challenging times faced by the State party,which have been characterized by natural disasters and the devolution of powers to the provinces under the eighteenth Constitutional amendment, as well as by the increase in violent attacks and threats by non-State actors.
Article 139, recognizing the principle of decentralization and devolution of powers to the local governance bodies, commits the State for establishing a system of sharing the accountabilities and revenues between the central government and the local governance bodies according to the law.
For the Habitat II Conference, two trends in particular stand out which will significantly shape the course of human settlements development and management in the twenty-first century:the progressive urbanization of the globe and the devolution of powers and responsibilities away from national Governments to other institutions, organizations and sectors of civil society.
They can also ensure political recognition of diversity through the devolution of powers, including the establishment of territorial chambers to guarantee regional participation in State governance and the assignment of meaningful roles for regional administrations.
The implementation of human rights education policies needs to be in line with current trends in educational governance towards devolution of powers, democratic governance, school autonomy, and sharing of rights and responsibilities within the education system.
Moreover, Executive Order No. 125, entitled"Further Enhancing the Devolution of Powers and Functions, Programs and Projects of National Government Agencies to the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, and for Other Purposes," was issued by President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo in order to provide the terms of reference to ensure that the devolution of powers and functions in the ARMM are made in accordance with law.
As a result of changes from the deepening and widening of decision-making processes, participative practices are expected to manifest themselves in any number of different forms-- ranging from the devolution of powers, collaborative management strategies, horizontal organizational structures and democratic broad governance to stakeholder advisory groups.
Canada achieved international sovereignty through a process of devolution of powers by the United Kingdom, which lasted nearly 60 years; the completion of this process was marked in 1931 by the Statute of Westminster, which formally established the federal Government's jurisdiction over foreign affairs.