Примеры использования Instances of discrimination на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Devote increased attention to all instances of discrimination;
Other instances of discrimination mentioned above have yet to be remedied.
The Mission did not observe instances of discrimination in employment.
There are instances of discrimination but they are isolated and do not represent the whole picture.
Despite their legal provisions there exist some instances of discrimination in Nepalese society.
Instances of discrimination were the most frequent in the sphere of recruitment or professional career.
Had there been any instances of discrimination against them?
Managers must also ensure that their teams know that they will treat seriously all instances of discrimination.
He would also like to know about any instances of discrimination against Russian speakers at an everyday level.
In this context, the State party notes that the author has not mentioned any breaches of the right to fair trial or any instances of discrimination.
Such compelling instances of discrimination and injustice confront so many of our participating States and societies.
Lightening the burden of proof is generally found useful, but instances of discrimination remain difficult to prove.
They did not report instances of discrimination, but are concerned about the long-term effects of not having Estonian citizenship.
The U.S. Supreme Court has adopted a standard of heightened scrutiny in reviewing instances of discrimination against children born outside of marriage.
The report described instances of discrimination in most areas of society, including areas and situations that are not currently covered by legislation.
According to the report the High Authority to Combat Discrimination andPromote Equality has the power to investigate instances of discrimination in relation to cases submitted.
Maintaining a database on individual instances of discrimination due to race and ethnic origin, anti-Semitism and xenophobia.
The regulations governing public service law(contained in the Act governing Substantive Public Service Law)contain several instances of discrimination.
The more explicitly legislation addresses specific instances of discrimination, the more it can contribute to combatting the related stigma.
It was an important issue, since non-Slovenian citizens made up a large share of the population in Slovenia and, according to reports from NGOs in the field,there had been many instances of discrimination.
It is further noted with concern that there seem to exist instances of discrimination in the public sector on the grounds of ethnic identity.
The integration of the huge number of foreigners residing andworking in Liechtenstein had been furthered by the absence of segregation in housing, although instances of discrimination could not be ruled out.
It is further noted with concern that there seem to exist instances of discrimination in the public sector on the grounds of ethnic identity.
The report notes several instances of discrimination against women in marriage and family relations under the law and in practice, including in contractual capacity, property ownership, recognition of the husband as head of the household, inheritance rights and the prevalence of polygamy page 63-65.
The draft resolution sought to address legitimate concerns and condemned instances of discrimination and intolerance against individuals on the grounds of religion or belief.
In rural areas there are still instances of discrimination against girls and gender inequality in education, at both secondary and university levels.
A second sentence should be added to read"Please provide information on the actual situation of women in Guatemala and on particular instances of discrimination brought to the attention of the Government.
IRPP indicated that there were instances of discrimination in relation to the construction of places of worship for many religious groups.
The Government's efforts had been recompensed since, of the 9,265 complaints received by the Commission in 2000,only about 40 had concerned instances of discrimination, and less than 5 had been directly related to acts of racial discrimination. .
Moreover, it found that instances of discrimination were difficult to prove on the basis of existing national standards and that sanctions were minimal.