Примеры использования Failure of states на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Failure of States to acknowledge indigenous.
Violations of the right to work can also occur through the omission or failure of States to take necessary measures arising from legal obligations.
Failure of States to enforce or implement.
But the international community can hardly be held responsible for the failure of States to protect or assist all or part of their populations.
Failure of States to enforce or implement laws.
Abusive practices by private providers reflect the failure of States to adequately monitor and regulate privatized education.
The failure of States to accord appropriate legal status, appropriate.
One speaker referred to the problem of illegal excavation and the failure of States to assert ownership of discovered and excavated objects of cultural value.
The failure of states to deliver a standard of living that benefits human dignity.
It must address grievances due to a poverty that is the offshoot of social and economic inequity,the affronts of tyranny and corruption, and the failure of States to deliver a standard of living that befits human dignity.
The failure of States to accord appropriate legal status, appropriate juridical capacity and other legal rights.
The absence of legislation ensuring property and inheritance rights for women and the lack of services such as employment orcredit underlines the failure of States to comply with their obligation to facilitate.
Accountability and impunity: failure of States to act with due diligence to eliminate violence against women.
Other countries have decided to demarcate indigenous lands, but as Ms. Daes points out, in terms of frequency and scope of complaints,the greatest single problem today for indigenous peoples is the failure of States to demarcate indigenous lands.
Thus, the failure of States to provide essential primary health care to those in need may amount to a violation.
In the African region, the African Commission on Human andPeoples' Rights recently issued a decision on the failure of States in protecting women during acts of political protest, including in a case concerning violence against women journalists.
When failure of States to fulfil their commitments made at the regional and international levels results in denials and violations of human rights; and.
The European Security Strategy adopted in December 2003 by the heads of State or Government of the European Union lists five: terrorism, the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery,regional conflicts, the failure of States, and organized crime.
The result has been the failure of States, a cycle of poverty, instability, social disintegration and the collapse of governance.
Forced evictions are a particular type of displacement which are most often characterized or accompanied by:(i) a relation to specific decisions, legislation orpolicies of States or the failure of States to intervene to halt evictions by non-State actors;(ii) an element of force or coercion; and(iii) are often planned, formulated and announced prior to being carried out.
The failure of States to offer effective guarantees against the violation of fundamental rights has given a more critical dimension to issues of human security.
Demand for small arms is driven by a wide range of factors, including social, economic and political insecurity; weak or corrupt government or law enforcement; inadequate opportunities for education andeconomic development; failure of States to protect the vulnerable; social and economic disparities; disputes over natural resources; ethnic conflicts; inadequate post-conflict disarmament; and cultures of violence.
The failure of States to address these issues may greatly constrain humanitarian access and sustain an unconducive environment for the provision of humanitarian assistance.
Nevertheless, the survival of the system was threatened by the failure of States to sign and ratify core international human rights instruments, the tendency to include reservations, and lack of funding.
Failure of States to exercise due diligence to prevent, investigate and punish acts of violence against women constituted a violation of women's human rights.
This most fundamental and widespread problem is divided into two parts: the failure of States to recognize the existence of indigenous use,occupancy and ownership, and the failure of States to accord appropriate legal status, juridical capacity and other legal rights in connection with indigenous peoples' ownership of land.
The failure of States to guarantee the right of women to a life free from violence allows for a continuum of violence that can end in the deaths of women.
In that context, the Egyptian delegation regrets the failure of States to agree on a reference to that principle-- as stipulated in article 42 of the Convention on the Law of the Sea-- in the draft resolution of the General Assembly for this session and hopes that the issue will be addressed in a draft resolution in the next session.
The failure of States to provide legal security of tenure and to legally recognize the land and housing rights of communities makes them vulnerable to forced evictions.
The failure of States to harness water resources for both irrigation and drinking water(for people and livestock) is another key factor explaining the vulnerability of people working in rural areas.