Примеры использования Fail to protect на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such resolution procedures often fail to protect the rights of all parties involved.
They may also be the result of negotiating service contracts that fail to protect users' rights.
However the Israeli authorities still fail to protect Palestinian communities from such incidents.
How should the international community live up to its responsibility when States fail to protect their people?
If Governments fail to protect their people, the international community must be prepared to act.
The dead shall rise and fearful pranks ensue should we fail to protect ourselves.
What good are laws that fail to protect victims of discrimination or action plans that never include budget for their implementation?
And how many of your clients are powerful men who fail to protect the vulnerable and the innocent?
If Governments fail to protect this public good, then those who suffer are the working people of the world, whose jobs, whose homes and whose standard of living depend on it.
If this car seat is involved in another accident it may fail to protect your child.
Laws and practices that discriminate against women or fail to protect their rights to be free from violence make women particularly vulnerable to HIV.
Trade unions are either absent orunion leaders are highly paid employees of the company who fail to protect workers' rights.
Jobs that are insecure or low-paid and that fail to protect employees from stress and danger can cause illness.
The poor often languish in the vicious predicament of poverty because legal systems andprocesses of law fail to protect their economic rights.
If we fail to protect those powerless to protect themselves, we are as culpable as those who turned a blind eye towards slavery for more than 300 years.
An investigation of the 150 most popular gratis VPN apps in Google Play found that 25% fail to protect their users' privacy due to DNS leaks.
Provisions that operate retroactively or that fail to protect vested interests should be avoided and if new rules are introduced there should be at least adequate transition provisions.
Humanitarian law and international conventions- such as the CRC, which has been ratified by all buttwo governments- too often fail to protect the rights of girls.
But if solutions are not approached from the perspective of protection- in other words, if they fail to protect the basic human rights of the individuals- then they will be neither effective nor permanent.
States may be highly influential in persuading others to protect populations at risk and may take diplomatic measures, including the imposition of sanctions,when other States fail to protect their populations.
The Kampala Convention also stipulates that States parties are liable to make reparation if they fail to protect and assist internally displaced persons in the event of natural disasters.
As a result,any attempt to reflect customary law in international law by articulating customary law principles as they pertain to traditional knowledge may in fact limit the operation of customary law and accordingly, fail to protect traditional knowledge.
Provisions that operate retroactively or that fail to protect vested interests(for example, by requiring re-registration of religious entities under new criteria) should be questioned.
The economy of society andthe different peoples are founded on the sustainability of the family; for if we fail to protect this institution, peoples eventually die out with the passage of time.
They fail to protect women, by bowing to perceived cultural imperatives rather than attempting to encourage change in the culture, as in failing to establish legal protection and physical safety nets for women subject to violence in their homes.
The partnership between the United Nations andMember States remains essential in ensuring accountability for those members of personnel who fail to protect the population they are mandated to serve.
Re-registration requirements that operate retroactively or fail to protect vested interests should also be questioned and an adequate transition period should be envisaged concerning the application of new registration rules.
According to this information, slums are characterized by severe overcrowding, a lack of basic services, including water and sanitation, andhousing units that fail to protect against inclement weather and otherwise preventable diseases.
This includes formal and informal laws,norms and practices that fail to protect women's physical integrity or which serve to normalise, justify and excuse practices that impinge upon women's physical integrity.
USOs raise concerns, including because they might not be efficient and effective; impede competition in markets;impact on companies' financial viability(when firms cannot recover investments); or fail to protect consumers.