Примеры использования Directly concern на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Frequently it is only rules on taxation of profits which directly concern smaller entities.
Both the amended andnew legislation directly concern Bulgaria's implementation of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
We ask you not to dwell upon such issues inasmuch that there are more important ones that directly concern you.
The Commission undertakes research into issues that directly concern young people and into the attitudes of young people to issues of wider concern. .
During its fifty-first session in 1995, the Commission adopted four resolutions which directly concern women's human rights.
Within national policy frameworks, decisions that directly concern health and social services for older people are also often taken at local level.
Actively monitor the application of appraisal of effects of legislation by ministries,especially on draft acts which directly concern the lives of people.
Six of the eight Goals which were adopted on the basis of the Millennium Declaration directly concern children's lives, as do many of the targets and indicators developed for these goals.
Persons affected by leprosy, and their family members,have the right to be actively involved in decision-making processes regarding policies and programmes that directly concern their lives.
Three of the five priorities that inspire national cultural policy directly concern the right to take part in cultural life.
Nonetheless, the poor, minorities, indigenous peoples, rural residents, women, and other groups with special needsfrequently do not have much of a voice, even in issues that directly concern them.
It may be observed that such persons are particularly sensitive about joining projects which directly concern the family and forge links with the surrounding community.
The marginalized, including women, minorities, indigenous peoples, rural residents and other groups with special needs, should be given a voice,especially in issues that directly concern them.
Furthermore, a complaint initiated by an individual Government oreven by the prosecutor could directly concern actions taken by the Security Council to address a particular conflict.
Mr. SHAHI, supported by Mr. ABOUL-NASR, said that the expression"right-wing" was used once again although it did not appear in the Convention andthus did not directly concern the Committee.
These next few years will probably see more strengthening of the Federation's participation in those issues that directly concern its constituency(students and education) and that are more in line with its identity and nature as a student organization.
We therefore support all efforts to make them visible, foremost of which is acknowledging their right to free, prior andinformed consent on matters that directly concern them.
Advertising or selling products or services of any kind,as well as posting any information that doesn't directly concern the specialization of this resource(surveys, announcements, spam e-mails);
WIPO works as far as possible with international organizations, NGOs andothers to disseminate information to indigenous peoples on its activities, in particular those which directly concern them.
In addition to those questions-- which directly concern the Council and its performance-- there are others of more general import that we, as Members of the United Nations, need to answer before we can agree on any expansion of the Council.
However, the Committee notes with concern that Belgium children feel that their opinions on matters which directly concern them are rarely taken into consideration.
By relating population issues to aspects of life that directly concern young people(such as income and the environment), it created a new perception of a topic that was perceived to be outdated, which in turn increased interest in youth leadership and youth development.
Another type of action is focused on producing gender-aware knowledge,especially in fields that directly concern relevant social and economic policy.
Even if some seminars and symposiums held by the Centre for Human Rights did not directly concern the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, the members of the Committee would like to be informed of them so that they could attend meetings held in their own regions, even at their own expense.
The political aspects of that situation, including the link with the Good Friday Peace Agreement, were not the Committee's concern. Equally,the problem of allowing a derogation from the Constitution in respect of jury provision did not directly concern the Covenant.
Pursuant to Act No. 241of 20 July 2009 on the laws and regulations of the Kyrgyz Republic, all draft laws and regulations which directly concern the interests of citizens and legal entities as well as draft laws and regulations governing business activities are subject to public consultation.
We urge Governments and civil society, including non-governmental organizations, to redouble their efforts to ensure the protection of children's rights, particularly the right to survival, protection and development,as well as children's participation in issues that directly concern them.
There are numerous community andnational initiatives for the development of the province that directly concern women, but the pertinent information(on available jobs, provision of advice for the establishment of enterprises, specialization or exercise of activity for obtaining income, etc.) often cannot reach them.
It is therefore necessary to devote attention to their situation, consult with the peoples concerned and ensure their right to participate in decision-making,in particular on all matters that directly concern them, their lands, their natural resources and their culture.
One of the curious features of current information technology developments which directly concern the treaty bodies is that one of the agencies which has moved the most rapidly and achieved some of the best results- the ILO- has persisted with a strategy which is no longer optimum and which now does a considerable disservice to the constituencies the organization aims to serve.