Примеры использования Many practices на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Meditation is the basic method for many practices of tantra and yoga.
Many practices already exist for storage of civilian explosives.
Ause'c you would be amazed how many practices don't have a laminar flow room.
Many practices can use this process, but this time we will create a wall.
The Special Rapporteur's report to the fifty-eighth session of the Commission(E/CN.4/2002/83) highlighted many practices that exist throughout the world and in every region.
Yoga has many practices, the so-calledpranayamas, which serve to regulate and optimise the breathing process.
In the new Bologna curriculum, universities need to offer many practices to students and collaboration with local councils offers great opportunities.
Many practices in the North and the South that violate women's human rights are considered culturally acceptable.
The legal audit found that the oversight bodies of the coffee and cocoa sector use many practices and procedures that violate national laws.
The present report highlights many practices which reflect the successful accomplishment of humanitarian activities in that respect.
In the fourth sentence,she proposed that the phrase"the practices of'relocation' and'outsourcing' of torture" be replaced by"many practices in violation of national and international law.
Many practices in the criminal justice system do not appear to be sanctioned by law and are contrary to the due process guarantees in the Constitution.
The Office continued to assist the courts to promote compliance with human rights standards and to address the many practices in the criminal justice system that do not appear to be sanctioned by law.
Many practices have been employed to counter drug trafficking and other organized criminal activities, but little effort has been made to assess their effectiveness.
Moreover, the 1973 International Convention on the Suppression and Punishment of the Crime of Apartheid appears to be violated by many practices, particularly those denying freedom of movement to Palestinians.
But today, many practices are particularly harmful for women and children because they endanger their physical and mental health and jeopardize their future and dignity.
Country mission reports indicated that United Nations system representatives at the country level were concerned that many practices and procedures of their respective organizations were not yet fully harmonized.
There are many practices in other countries that can be replicated by making employers more responsible to cities and communities where they operate by means of supporting the young generation, among others.
There are five basic pillars that could give coherence to new initiatives to build alternatives and guide the many practices that will also be discussed in the coming days here in the General Assembly.
Many practices and experience also accumulated both inAzerbaijan, the country hosting the forum, and theRussian Federation, with its enormous experience in multiethnic interaction between different cultures and different ethnic groups, are extremely important and needed.
The Office continued to assist and monitor the courts to ensure compliance with human rights standards,especially in the light of many practices in the criminal justice system that do not appear to be sanctioned by law and are at variance with international standards.
The Secretary-General expressed the view that many practices, including dissemination, incitement, stereotyping, profiling, stigmatization and the legitimation of discrimination were within the purview of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
Local security councils, in which citizens participate in collaboration with the police, aimed at identifying crime problems andsolutions are just one of the many practices that foster public participation in efforts to enhance crime prevention and criminal justice.
Many practices and norms that discriminated against women and other groups were justified by reference to tradition and were legally punished with lighter sentences, for example domestic violence, honour killings, dowry-related violence and homophobic discrimination and violence.
Participants recognized a difficulty in obtaining information from users of traditional forest-related knowledge; many practices are shrouded in secrecy, and there is a lack of trust of scientists, which can make the goals of protecting and promoting traditional forest-related knowledge difficult.
For example, Commission regulation(Euratom) No. 3227/76(as amended most recently by Commission regulation(Euratom) No. 302/2005) implements the safeguards system established in the Euratom Treaty,which includes many practices of interest in nuclear accountancy and transfers between States.
Notwithstanding this variety, it has been shown that many practices, although founded on religion, are attributable more or solely to cultural interpretations of religious precepts. It has been observed that culture in some cases conflicts with the prescriptions of religion.
It cannot be stated with certainty that there are deliberate attempts to exclude certain staff members on a racial basis, however, there was certainly enough evidence derived from the organizational structure,coupled with the fact that many practices point to a corporate culture reflecting inheritances from the past.
It has also been seen that many practices have declined owing to the effects of different factors mostly linked to affirmative State policy successfully aimed at attacking the deep roots of those practices by altering cultural patterns through reforms involving all areas of social and family life.
In the light of the above, the Special Rapporteur joins the statement made by the Special Rapporteur in the field of cultural rights in her latest report, in which asserted that,while the tendency to view culture as an impediment to women's rights is both over simplistic and problematic, many practices and norms that discriminate against women are justified by reference to culture, religion and tradition.