Примеры использования Many cantons на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many cantons of Switzerland include a part in the Swiss Plateau.
Inheritance tax is levied only at the cantonal level, and many cantons consider the transfer of property to spouses and close relatives(children) to be exempt from this tax.
Many cantons concentrate on preparation for the choice of a profession.
Citizens' political rights are more extensive than at the federal level since the Government is directly elected by the people and,in addition to the constitutional initiative- the only kind of initiative allowed under federal law- many cantons also provide for a right of legislative initiative allowing a specified number of citizens to submit draft legislation to the vote of the people.
Many cantons now rely on these objectives and indicators to frame antidiscrimination their policies.
Ms. Neubauer, recalling the recent budget and staffing cuts faced by the gender equality machinery, and the previous uneven efforts to strengthen that machinery at the cantonal and municipal levels,said that it would be useful to learn how many cantons, and which large municipalities, had explicit gender equality institutional structures at the executive level.
Many cantons have already concluded cooperation agreements or have organized round tables to discuss them.
At the cantonal level,citizens' political rights are more extensive than at the federal level since the Government is directly elected by the people and many cantons also provide, in addition to constitutional initiative, which is possible in federal law only, for a right of legislative initiative allowing a specified number of citizens to submit a bill to the vote of the people.
Many cantons report multiple projects aimed at implementing gender equality in private schools at the cantonal level.
In the light of that decision, many cantons had undertaken to review their master plans to include parking areas for Travellers.
Many cantons therefore believe that a special mechanism to investigate complaints against the police is unnecessary.
Faced with the potential threat of legal action, many cantons and communes were attempting to rectify discrepancies within their systems and were calling on experts to help them study the issue of gender discrimination.
Many cantons have introduced a system whereby parents are free to choose a number of half-days when the reasons for absence are not given.
If information on aggregate income and assets is not available, many cantons go by a simple rule- they presume that a foreign property owner in Switzerland has assets in other countries worth three times more than what he owns in Switzerland.
Many cantons and some of the major cities have created equality services within their administrations to deal with internal gender equality issues.
In addition, many cantons have adopted a significant number of the secondary-level regulations and by-laws.
Many cantons and some of the cities participated actively in the"A Stop to Violence" campaign and have adopted many other measures in this field.
It is also concerned that many cantons do not have independent mechanisms for investigation of complaints regarding violence and other forms of misconduct by the police.
Many cantons have created new institutions which also address domestic violence. for further details on cantonal and Confederation measures, see para. 100 ff.
The Committee notes that many cantons do not have independent mechanisms for investigation of complaints regarding violence and abuse by the police, and that sanctions against responsible officers have been rare.
Many cantons have launched research and intervention projects aimed at reducing violence in the home and creating an efficient network of potential helpers in this field.
For that reason, many cantons did not consider it necessary to establish a special mechanism to investigate complaints against the police, which at the cantonal level were dealt with by an investigating judge or prosecutor.
Although many cantons have established temporary employment programmes in order to re-establish entitlement to benefits, an ever-increasing number of unemployed persons whose entitlement has lapsed are seeking social welfare.
Many cantons and towns are attempting, particularly through stronger early stimulation measures, to remove any discriminatory impediments to integration as early as possible detailed explanations are to be found in section 5.5(e) of Part II.
Many cantons had acted during the 1990s to tackle domestic violence, introducing coordinated projects involving the police, the courts, the social services, shelters for battered women, victim-assistance centres, doctors, and offices for equality.
Many cantons and communes today consider early stimulation to be a priority field of development for example, the cantons of Basel-Country, Basel-City, Fribourg, Jura, Schaffhausen and Solothurn, as well as the cities of Bern, Lausanne, Renens, Winterthur and Zurich.
Many cantons have taken steps to increase the proportion of women in administrations, notably at the management level and to promote equal treatment within administrations with regard to the Confederation and the cantons as employers, see paras. 330 ff under article 11 below.
While many cantons leave the opening of new child-care facilities to the communes and to private institutions, confining themselves to giving financial support to those already in existence, the canton of Fribourg has adopted an Act making it compulsory for communes to provide child-care facilities in sufficient quantity.
Lastly, many cantons are tackling the question of violence in general and violence against women in particular in their training courses for the health professions, social services, police and municipal staff called upon to deal with asylum seekers, violence problems being particularly rife in those fields.
Many cantons also support integration projects managed by public or private agencies to encourage information, mentoring, exchanges of views and counselling services, to co-finance language courses especially designed for migrant women, and to promote temporary job offers for young migrant women in order to help them find their way into working life.