Примеры использования Discrimination could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Discrimination could also be indirect.
Historical experience had shown that such discrimination could be the first step towards systematic genocide.
Discrimination could occur anywhere, and all governments should take measures against hatred, which led to discrimination. .
Anyone who believed that they had suffered discrimination could contact the National Centre directly.
Such discrimination could set off inter-ethnic violence.
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Mr. EWOMSAN said it was at the national level that racial discrimination could be fought most effectively.
Racial discrimination could be deliberate or unintentional.
Several lessons learned in the United States in the fight against discrimination could be useful to the international community.
Did that mean that discrimination could be practised during a state of emergency, and if so, on what grounds?
Moreover, the reference to"unlawful discrimination" in paragraph 27 of the report seemed to imply that some types of discrimination could be lawful.
He cautioned that discrimination could be inherent in some traditions.
One representative suggested replacing the word"violence" with the word"discrimination" so thatall kinds of violence and discrimination could be considered together.
Convictions for racial discrimination could be punished by imprisonment for up to two years, a fine or both.
In his view, it was possible to be subject to discrimination on various fronts anddifferent types of discrimination could be mutually reinforcing.
Racial inequality and discrimination could be clearly observed in levels of income, literacy rates and the incidence of poverty.
In this new strategy, the intellectual means of combating racism,xenophobia and discrimination could be structured around history, education and trade.
Complaints of racial discrimination could be made to the police, and complainants had recourse to the courts and to judicial review.
His delegation understood the Committee's concern that the absence of court cases involving racial discrimination could point to one or several systematic problems.
He did not see how such discrimination could be consistent either with the Covenant or with article 15 of the Armenian Constitution.
A national context of profound historical,social and political discrimination could make people of African descent reluctant to identify themselves as such.
Cases of racial discrimination could be settled by conciliation at the discretion of the prosecutor concerned: however, she had no details of any such cases.
In response to questions on discrimination, he said that lawsuits alleging discrimination could be filed either by the victims or by an NGO acting on their behalf.
The Conference against discrimination could, within the context of its declaration and programme of action, devote some thought to aggravated discrimination; .
Ms. Hannan(Director, Division for the Advancement of Women, Department of Economic and Social Affairs)said that the many forms of discrimination could be combated by means of laws, policies and specific action plans or, failing that, by integrating the issue into the relevant policies.
Cases of racial discrimination could be heard at all levels of the court system, from the Magistrates' Courts upward, and could be appealed before the Court of Appeal.
Institutionalized racial or ethnic discrimination could be added to the list to compensate for the proposed deletion of the crime of apartheid from the draft Code.
Discrimination could be considered as a cross-cutting theme, impacting on the ability of indigenous peoples to fully enjoy the rights accorded to them under international and national laws, as well as the possibility for them to become equal partners in development.
Political parties that promoted racial discrimination could be banned by the Constitutional Court; NGOs that did so could be proscribed through the ordinary courts.
Such discrimination could be particularly blatant when women were victims of gender-based violence, but could also play a major role in respect of non-gender based crimes experienced by women.
The non-existence of complaints concerning discrimination could be indicative of victims being unaware of their rights, or of laws not being effectively applied by law enforcement officials.