Примеры использования Difficulties in exercising на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Also observed were the increased difficulties in exercising independent and impartial control.
Even if women are aware of their rights andtry to exercise them, they encounter difficulties in exercising them.
Refugees and former refugees had been having difficulties in exercising their acquired rights in their countries of origin.
Some opposition political parties andindependent media outlets met with systematic difficulties in exercising those freedoms.
There are, however, some categories of students who encounter difficulties in exercising their right of access to quality education: children from remote rural areas, Roma children, children with special educational needs.
States Parties Shall endeavour to provide assistance to persons with disabilities who experience difficulties in exercising their rights-- China.
Persons who have been arbitrarily deprived of their nationality may experience difficulties in exercising their right to family life due to limitations to the right to enter or reside in the territory of a State.
The State should also give special attention to those individuals andgroups who have traditionally faced difficulties in exercising this right.
However, foreign children faced various difficulties in exercising their right to education.
However, the Working Group also noted the continuing manifestations of discrimination still faced by indigenous peoples throughout the globe as well as their difficulties in exercising their rights.
The Pre-Trial Chamber also found that:"Libya continues to face substantial difficulties in exercising its judicial powers fully across the entire territory.
First, the status and scope of application of this principle under international law; second, the hierarchy among the options embodied in this rule, provided that the requested state has a choice; third,practical difficulties in exercising judicare.
Even where responses are received, defenders have faced difficulties in exercising their right to appeal because of the complexity of the process, the time- consuming procedures and the lack of independence from the Government of the reviewing bodies.
However, non-citizen andstateless children in law and practice experience difficulties in exercising their right to education.
Non-citizens may face difficulties in exercising their right to adequate housing because they are unable to enter lease agreements or are excluded from government housing assistance as a result of lack of residence status or of basic identity documents.
Therefore, support programmes should be provided to future mothers and fathers, particularly adolescent parents,who have difficulties in exercising their parental responsibilities.
Regarding children's right in the area of education,there are some categories of students who encounter difficulties in exercising their right to quality education: children from remote rural areas, children coming from poor families and economically disadvantaged areas, Roma children, children with special educational needs.
Taking up the question of press freedom raised by Mr. Khalil, she said that,considering the size of the population, the number of journalists who had experienced difficulties in exercising their profession was very small.
CERD also expressed concern that, in practice, Afro-Panamanians andindigenous peoples still encounter considerable difficulties in exercising their rights and are the victims of de facto racial discrimination and marginalization and that they are particularly vulnerable to violations of human rights.
Despite the improved coverage obtained thanks to the Single Registration System(SUR) and emergency humanitarian assistance, there are still obstacles to access to State programmes andlasting solutions, and difficulties in exercising economic, social and cultural rights.
Without prejudice to these achievements,the Chamber found that multiple challenges remained and that Libya continued to face substantial difficulties in exercising its full judicial powers across the entire territory or in areas relevant to the case, being thus"unavailable" within the terms of article 17(3) of the Statute.
The Advisory Committee was informed upon enquiry that the Office of Human Resources Management can provide guidance where it identifies problems with compliance; however,it is the Committee's understanding that the Office sometimes experiences considerable difficulties in exercising authority to rectify problems.
It experienced considerable problems in implementing the system and consequently had difficulties in exercising the normal level of management control during the period.
For example, CESCR general comment No. 15 on the right to water re-states the obligation of States parties to guarantee the enjoyment of the right to water without discrimination on the ground- inter alia- of physical or mental disability, and the need to give special attentionto those individuals and groups who have traditionally faced difficulties in exercising this right, including persons with disabilities.
Whereas the right to water applies to everyone, States parties should give special attention to those individuals andgroups who have traditionally faced difficulties in exercising this right, including women, children, minority groups, indigenous peoples, refugees, asylumseekers, internally displaced persons, migrant workers, prisoners and detainees.
Whereas everyone has the right to social security, States parties should give special attention to those individuals andgroups who traditionally face difficulties in exercising this right, in particular women, the unemployed, workers inadequately protected by social security, persons working in the informal economy, sick or injured workers, people with disabilities, older persons, children and adult dependents, domestic workers, homeworkers, minority groups, refugees, asylum-seekers, internally displaced persons, returnees, non-nationals, prisoners and detainees.
There is no discrimination against them in law, buton account of the cultural difference they experience great difficulties in exercising any form of work activity on equal terms with non-indigenous citizens.
The Committee expresses its concern at the fact that, in spite of the adoption of policies and the creation of national institutions, in practice Afro-Panamanians andindigenous peoples still encounter considerable difficulties in exercising their rights and are the victims of de facto racial discrimination and marginalization and that they are particularly vulnerable to violations of human rights.
Mikhail Aroutiynov(President, International Human Rights Assembly) referred to continuing restrictions on the right to freedom of movement, pointing out that while the 1993 Law on Freedom of Movement provided for the right to choose one's residence,in practice some internally displaced persons experienced difficulty in exercising this right because of complicated and bureaucratic residence registration procedures.