Примеры использования Leads to discrimination на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The existence of a caste system leads to discrimination against certain population groups.
The high number of segregated schools primarily for minority anddisabled children, which leads to discrimination;
As a result this leads to discrimination by nationality, location, and so on e.g..
CRC was concerned about segregated schools primarily for minorities, which leads to discrimination.
It causes added stress to people and leads to discrimination and all its harmful results.
Bearing in mind extremely negative societal attitudes towards transgender people,disclosure of the fact of a person's sex reassignment often leads to discrimination.
Overall, this situation leads to discrimination against women. Such discrimination is observed at the following levels.
This has the effect of giving considerable power to the nationalist ruling parties which control specific regions,which in turn leads to discrimination.
Competition among victims is deplorable and leads to discrimination and further injustice.
Related to the lack of adequate education are the low expectations of teachers andthe stereotypes held about a minority cultural group which often leads to discrimination.
The Committee is concerned that this situation leads to discrimination against Muslim women, in contravention of the Greek Constitution and article 16 of the Convention.
In Russia, there are strong ties between political elites and the ultra-nationalist movements,which often leads to discrimination against Jews in the public economic sector.
The Committee is concerned that this situation leads to discrimination against Muslim women and negatively impacts on the realization of their human rights as protected under the Greek Constitution and the Convention.
One of the underlying principles in customary law within ethnic groups in Sierra Leone is that men are superior to women,which creates a system that at its heart often leads to discrimination against women.
Confronting and acting on HIV-related stigma and discrimination-stigma around HIV often leads to discrimination and this, in turn, leads to human rights violations for people living with HIV and their families.
Gender-based stereotyping and prejudice is rooted in the gender discourses of masculinity and femininity with concomitant prescribed behaviours, norms and attitudes,which ultimately leads to discrimination and gender-based violence.
In addition to sometimes distressing limitations, stigmatization of various conditions often leads to discrimination against those affected- and this in turn may lead to their marginalization.
This lack of legal recognition leads to discrimination in access to housing, inheritance rights, the possibility of joint tax returns, visitation rights, emergency and family leave among other rights.
Ombudsman noted that despite the request by the UN treaty monitoring bodies that Bosnia and Herzegovina take measures to eliminate the concept of"two orthree schools under one roof" as it leads to discrimination and segregation of children based on ethnicity, this model still exists.
Statelessness itself often leads to discrimination and where stateless populations belong to racial, ethnic or other minorities, their lack of nationality may reinforce existing patterns of discrimination. .
The author refers to the State party's submission that employment agencies may exercise their discretion only within the framework of the law(see para. 3.27) and submits that, since discretion is not legally defined,it allows officials a wide scope of action and leads to discrimination.
Recognizing that intolerance often leads to discrimination which, in a multiethnic, multireligious and multicultural world, can lead to violence and conflict, thus endangering peace and stability both within States and internationally.
While taking note of the information provided by the State party,the Committee is concerned at the survival of the caste system in certain ethnic groups, which leads to discrimination against certain categories of people and impedes their full enjoyment of the rights enshrined in the Convention arts. 3 and 5.
That the number of religious organizations of Islamic faith are more numerous andthe majority of population consists of followers of traditional Islam in no way impedes the implementation of any of the rights provided for in the Convention nor leads to discrimination against followers of other religions or persons having no religion.
The Committee is concerned about the existence of a caste system in some ethnic groups of the State party, which leads to discrimination against certain categories of the population and serious violations of their rights, as mentioned by the State party in paragraph 152 of its report.
The number of religious organizations is greater than the number of"non-traditional religions", and the majority of population consists of followers of traditional Islam.No grievance concerning the implementation of any of the rights provided for in the Covenant leads to discrimination against followers of other religions or persons having no religion.
The Committee notes the State party's statement that the age of majority is 18 years, but is concerned that some of its laws and policies, including the Youth Policy Act and health policies, define children as being below the age of 14 years,which is not consistent with the definition of a child under the Convention and leads to discrimination against children above the age of 14 years, in particular with regard to free access to medical services.
In many cases they lead to discrimination against foreign transport operators.
Inappropriate resource allocation can lead to discrimination that may not be overt.