Примеры использования Discrimination not only на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Stigma and discrimination, not only against those living with HIV but also against their families, friends and caregivers, remain international problems.
Ms. Pi(Uruguay) said that it was vital to fight all forms of discrimination, not only within the framework of counter-terrorism but in general.
This discrimination not only drives the virus underground, where it can spread in the dark, but just as importantly, it is an affront to our common humanity.
It had been suggested that the practical effect of this distinction between the two cases might entail an element of discrimination not only on grounds of sex but perhaps also on grounds of race.
Racism and racial discrimination not only had negative consequences for socio-economic and political development but also constituted a threat to peace and stability.
Indigenous women throughout the world are among the most marginalized groups,suffering discrimination not only on the basis of gender but on the basis of race, culture and class as well.
It has continued to fight discrimination, not only against women, but against all human beings, and has actively opposed unequal administration of justice.
Also, from 1 January 2005 with the entry into force of the entry into force of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Equal Treatment, the Equal Opportunities Ombudsman will accept complaints about direct or indirect discrimination not only on the basis of sex.
The plan is to be applicable to discrimination not only against persons of immigrant background but also to persons whose background lies within national minority communities, and the Saami people.
While endeavouring objectively to regulate the status of nationals and foreigners, they have not been able completely to avoid legislative discrimination, not only with respect to the"national-foreigner" dichotomy but also among nationals and foreigners themselves.
Migrant domestic workers suffered discrimination, not only because they belonged to a group with low status in society but also because they were non-nationals.
Ms. Neubauer asked whether the focus on discrimination against women might become diluted by CIG's role as a central machinery for combating discrimination not only against women, but also men and children.
Discrimination"of any kind" clearly includes discrimination not only on the grounds of race and ethnicity, but also discrimination against migrant workers.
How racism affected indigenous peoples was not well understood by non-indigenous peoples andthe World Conference would offer an opportunity to tell the world that indigenous peoples suffered discrimination not only as individuals, but as peoples who were denied the right to self-determination.
Concerning the misconception of the meaning of discrimination, not only States parties but also human rights activists did not clearly grasp that concept.
On 18 June 2002, the Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania(hereinafter referred to as the Seimas) amended and supplemented the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Equal Opportunities of Women and Men(Valstybės žinios(Official Gazette) No 112-2100, 1998)(hereinafter referred to as the Law on Equal Opportunities of Women and Men)to set that any discrimination, not only direct but also indirect, shall be prohibited.
CSW noted that Dalits report facing discrimination not only in normal social transactions but also in their interaction with Indian officialdom.
He noted that while the Human Rights Committee was limited by the Covenant to civil and political rights generally,the language of the Convention prohibited racial discrimination not only with respect to civil and political rights, but also with respect to economic, social and cultural rights.
The bill contains a prohibition on discrimination not only on the grounds stated in EU directives but also the grounds contained in the Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms and international conventions.
States parties are therefore required to adopt positive measures directed at diminishing oreliminating racial discrimination not only in law, but also in fact, including when such discrimination is practised by private persons or bodies.
The Penal Code penalizes discrimination not only in trade, public service, public office and other public positions, the organizing of public meetings and other public occasions, but also in work life.
Please describe the measures taken to extend the protection provided by national law against all forms of discrimination, not only racial, ethnic or religious discrimination, as provided for in article 1, paragraph 13, of the Constitution.
Such discrimination not only violates the human rights and dignity of the persons affected, thereby depriving them of the opportunities in life they are entitled to enjoy, but also, tragically, assists HIV/AIDS in causing more destruction.
Last October, the Ministry of Labour had established a special steering group to monitor discrimination not only against new immigrants but also against traditional ethnic minorities in all sectors of society.
Indeed, discrimination not only occurs when individuals or groups in the same situation are treated differently, but may also occur when individuals or groups are treated in the same way although their situation is different.
The General Assembly has throughout the years played a significant role in addressing racism and racial discrimination, not only as a political forum for debate but also as a policymaking instrument for the creation of programmes to tackle these evils.
Spain has condemned racial discrimination not only in its statements in various international bodies, but through its criminal legislation and its Constitution, the texts of which have been provided to the Committee, and has committed itself to pursuing a policy based on the equality of all individuals without distinction of any kind on the grounds of sex, ethnic group, religion, opinion or any other personal or social condition or circumstance Constitution, art. 14 relating to Spaniards.
Mr. Van Dunem“Mbinda”(Angola), speaking on behalf of the States members of the Southern African Development Community(SADC),said that he attached great importance to the issue of racism and racial discrimination, not only because its consequences directly affected southern Africa, but also because it involved inhuman practices that hindered the harmonious development of all peoples.
Experience suggested that they often suffered discrimination not only on the basis of their gender but also on account of their race or religion, and might also be subject to discriminatory practices as part of their own culture.
Mr. Leal Cordeiro( Angola)said that his delegation associated itself with the statement made by South Africa on behalf of the Group of States members of the Southern African Development Community( SADC). His Government attached great importance to the issue of racism and racial discrimination, not only because for 500 years its people had suffered the burden of discrimination under colonial rule but also because it viewed all discriminatory practices as inhuman and as a serious threat to harmony among peoples.