Примеры использования It calls on the government на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It calls on the Government to ensure that children are not recruited as soldiers.
While the Quartet recognizes Israel's right to self-defence in the face of terrorist attacks against its citizens, it calls on the Government of Israel to respect international humanitarian law and to exert maximum efforts to avoid such civilian causalities.
It calls on the Government to implement unemployment policies targeted at women.
In this context, it calls on the Government of Rwanda to facilitate the implementation of this plan.
It calls on the Government of Croatia to take the necessary action without further delay.
It calls on the Government of Chad to do all it can to protect its civilian population.
It calls on the Government to undertake and cooperate with investigations, and for the perpetrators to be brought to justice.
It calls on the Government to ensure that all allegations of torture are investigated see Report 1997, p. 375.
It calls on the Government of Burundi to reinforce the discipline of the armed forces in order to avoid such incidents in the future.
It calls on the Government of Kyrgyzstan to take more serious actions and not to ignore problems and unsolved issues with human trafficking.
It calls on the Government of Colombia to continue to take steps to address this problem as a matter of urgency and to take action against the people concerned.
It calls on the Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela to immediately release Ms. Afiuni and to provide her with effective reparations.
It calls on the Government to provide for a publicly announced and well-funded strategy to solve the problems of internal displacement.
It calls on the Government to strengthen the role of the National Council of Education in protecting girls' and teachers' rights in education.
It calls on the Government to ensure that trafficked women have the support that they need so that they can provide testimony against their traffickers.
It calls on the Government of Israel to prevent its forces from re-entering autonomous areas in Zone A, contrary to the spirit and the letter of the Interim Agreement.
It calls on the Government, in its new national action plan to improve the situation of women in Belarus 2001-2005, to take a human-rights-oriented approach.
It calls on the Government to support women's entrepreneurship through the creation of a conducive legislative and regulatory environment and access to loans and credit.
It calls on the Government to ensure that trafficked women and girls have the support they need so that they can provide testimony against their traffickers.
It calls on the Government of Haiti and all political parties to participate actively and constructively in those efforts with a view to an agreed outcome in the national interest.
It calls on the Government to free Mr. Yambala immediately and, if the latter is to be expelled, to ensure that he will not be subject to retribution in his country or elsewhere.
In particular, it calls on the Government to improve the availability, acceptability and use of modern means of birth control to avoid the use of abortion as a method of family planning.
It calls on the Government of Colombia to ensure that no generalized public statements are made which might endanger the rights of people involved in the defence of human rights or in trade union movements.
It calls on the Government to allocate more financial and human resources to the education sector, to recruit more women teachers and to ensure that school textbooks no longer carry negative images of women.
It calls on the Government to ensure more severe punishment of traffickers, and to ensure that trafficked women and girls have the support they need so that they can provide testimony against their traffickers.
It calls on the Government of the Republic of Croatia, which bears a special responsibility in this context, to continue to use its influence on the Bosnian Croat leadership to ensure full compliance with its obligations.
It calls on the Government of Rwanda to cooperate with the teams from MONUC and OCHA which are to be sent to the area as soon as possible to establish the facts, including by providing the necessary security guarantees.
It calls on the Government to respect the space and role conferred on parties by the Constitution with a view to ensuring their effective participation in the national political debate, and encourages all parties to remain committed to the political process.
It calls on the Government to ensure that traffickers are punished to the full extent of the law and to ensure that trafficked women and girls have the support they need so that they can provide testimony against their traffickers before, during and after the proceedings.
In particular, it calls on the Government of Burundi to work in close collaboration with observers from the united Nations Human Rights Office, and to set up an internal inquiry to establish any responsibility of the members of the army involved and to bring the latter to justice.