Примеры использования Equal numbers of women and men на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The programmes have engaged equal numbers of women and men, including significant participation by people living with HIV.
The present legislature saw formation of the first parity government in the history of Spain, comprising equal numbers of women and men.
In 2003, equal numbers of women and men(272) received assistance, which increased to 279 women and 448 men in 2004.
A measure of the success of gender equality strategies is that equal numbers of women and men participate in a programme.
In 5 of the 21 member States, equal numbers of women and men journalists were reported, while in 4 member States women were reported as constituting the majority of professional journalists commonly around 60 percent.
The largest political party in the new Government coalition had nominated equal numbers of women and men for the election and had selected four women as ministers.
I cannot fail to emphasize that during the process of elaborating Guatemala's national youth policy, a gender perspective was incorporated as a norm for participation,requiring equal numbers of women and men from all participating organizations.
Continue providing incentives for political parties to nominate equal numbers of women and men as candidates, and harmonize their statutes with the Gender Equality Law;
By this amendment the provisions on an equal gender composition on councils, boards and committees etc. set up by a minister are extended so that also municipalities and regions are required to ensure the equal numbers of women and men are nominated for positions on councils, boards, committees etc.
Provide incentives for political parties to nominate equal numbers of women and men as candidates and strengthen targeted trainingand mentoring programmes on leadership and negotiation skills for current and potential women candidates;
For many years, legislation concerning the equal status and equal rights of women and men has included a provision to ensure that there are equal numbers of women and men on public committees, councils and boards.
Establish a constitutional commission,comprising equal numbers of women and men, which will make proposals for a constitution following extensiveand well-publicized consultations with women and men to hear their priorities and views.
By this amendment the provisions on an equal gender composition on councils, boards and committees etc. set up by a minister are extended so thatalso municipalities and regions are required to ensure that equal numbers of women and men are nominated for positions on councils, boards and committees etc.
Provide incentives for political parties to nominate equal numbers of women and men as candidates and strengthen targeted trainingand mentoring programmes on leadership and negotiating skills for current and potential women candidates;
The growing proportion of women in the medical workforce is the single biggest change in the medical workforce in recent years, rising from 24 percent in 1990 to 32.6 percent in 2000.SinceAs the current trend of equal numbers of women and men completing medical degrees is expected to continue, this will result inthe overall workforce will be beingclose to gender equality in 30 years.
To provide incentives for political parties to nominate equal numbers of women and men as candidates and to strengthen targeted training and mentoring programmes on leadershipand negotiating skills for current and potential women candidates.
If people want women to play a more active role in political decision-making,and if a majority of the population seems to be in favour of there being equal numbers of women and men on candidate lists, then steps must be taken to ensure that women are able to reconcile their private/family life and their public/political life.
Provide incentives for political parties to nominate equal numbers of women and men as candidates and harmonize their statutes with the Law on Gender Equality, e.g. through party financing and by encouraging broadcasting media to allocate extra time to those parties during electoral campaigns; and. .
It also recommends that the State party provide incentives for political parties to nominate equal numbers of women and men as candidates, adopt electoral rules that guarantee women an equal chance of being electedand create an enabling environment for political participation of women, including Roma and other disadvantaged groups of women. .
The Committees must choose an equal number of women and men as experts of assessment.
In France, political parties are required to present an equal number of women and men to local, regional, senatorial and European elections and face financial sanctions in case of non-compliance.
It is put into statutory form in Danish law that public committees and boards set up by a minister should consist of an equal number of women and men.
Article 5 of the National Human Rights Commission Act B.E. 2542(1999)states that the Commission must be composed of an equal number of women and men.
Sections 8-9 of the Act on Gender Equality stipulate that public committees, commissions and similar bodies set up by a minister should consist of an equal number of women and men.
The new Government that had taken office after the general election in October 1994 comprised an equal number of women and men- 11 of each.
In May 2006, the Folketing passed an amendment to the Act on Gender Equality which means that municipalities and regions are required to suggest an equal number of women and men for councils, boards, committees, etc.
As described in 7th periodic report sections 8-9 of the Act on Gender Equality stipulate that public committees, commissions and similar bodies set up by a minister should consist of an equal number of women and men.
As also described in 7th periodic report, according to section 10a of the Gender Equality Act, municipalities and regions are required to suggest an equal number of women and men for councils, boards, committees, etc.
The parties shall, when possible, nominate one man and one woman for each seat on the Gender Equality Council,giving the opportunity of appointing an approximately equal number of women and men.
Although there are neither targets nor quotas relating to women in science in Denmark, the Equal Opportunity Act stipulates that"public committees, commissions and similar bodies set up by a minister for the purpose of laying down rules orfor planning purposes of importance to society should consist of an equal number of women and men.