Примеры использования Measures aimed at addressing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The challenge before us is therefore to implement the various agreed measures aimed at addressing Africa's problems.
Any measures aimed at addressing the problem must, however, take into account the legitimate right of peoples to defend themselves and to protect their territory from aggression.
Abolishes segregation in education and provides for measures aimed at addressing the legacy of institutionalised racism in the education system.
All measures aimed at addressing this issue should first and foremost recognize the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people, particularly the right to self-determination.
Country-specific resolutions should be applied as redemptive measures aimed at addressing human rights violations, regardless of where they were committed or by whom.
Develop measures aimed at addressing women's low occupational representation and the promotion of diversification of women's academic and professional choices, including in non-traditional fields(Portugal);
In his report, the Secretary-General has presented a list of 36 actions or measures aimed at addressing the challenges arising from the shortcomings detected in the functioning of the Organization.
Policies and measures aimed at addressing one issue may have co-benefits for other issues and should therefore be considered in the context of an integrated approach in order for long-term progress to be achieved.
The Government was committed to eradicating the negative portrayal of women and girls in Zambia, andhad already initiated measures aimed at addressing such stereotyping at all levels.
Policies and measures aimed at addressing the food security goal should address competition between food and energy crop production in a balanced manner.
On staff retention, the Advisory Committee noted that Tribunal staff continued to leave for more stable,long-term positions elsewhere, despite measures aimed at addressing the problem.
Continue strengthening measures aimed at addressing domestic violence, with special focus on the programmes being developed to consolidate the mechanisms to protect women and children(Chile);
In Spain, the National Sewer System and Water Treatment Plan, andthe new National Water Quality Plan, have involved measures aimed at addressing wastewater discharges and agricultural pollution.
To continue to implement measures aimed at addressing women's occupational segregation and the diversification of their academic and professional choices, including in non-traditional fields(Portugal);
It also regrets that no special procedures have been established to deal with unaccompanied minor asylum-seekers, including measures aimed at addressing their specific needs and at determining their best interests.
It also recommended that Slovenia develop measures aimed at addressing women's occupational segregation and the diversification of women's academic and professional choices, including in non-traditional fields.
The Special Rapporteur recalls that it is of utmost importance to ensure that the successes achieved thus far are maintained while moving forward with a comprehensive set of short- and long-term measures aimed at addressing the issues and challenges that have been identified.
She asked how the Government intended to ensure that measures aimed at addressing gender stereotypes and violence against women were applied equally to women of those communities.
Focusing only on the symptoms and manifestations of women's exclusion(e.g., lack of income, education or health) rather than their structural causes(e.g., discrimination, lack of access to justice and to resources, inadequate political representation) has often led to narrow,discretionary measures aimed at addressing short-term needs, which do not allow for an understanding of the real contribution of women to sustainable development.
In the Strategy, Member States resolved to take measures aimed at addressing the conditions conducive to the spread of terrorism while recognizing that none of those conditions could justify acts of terrorism.
Thus, measures aimed at addressing the root causes of trafficking should be based on the recognition that trafficking is caused by a lack of comprehensive protection of such human rights, as freedom from discrimination, the right to work, the right to an adequate standard of living and freedom of movement.
South Africa noted Norway's efforts to promote gender equality andwanted to know to what extent the measures aimed at addressing domestic violence contribute to the prevention of gender-based violence and the elimination of negative societal attitudes towards women.
The law contains concrete measures aimed at addressing acts of violence and intimidation against journalists; the measures include increased cooperation between the federal and state governments and the strengthening of protective and preventive measures. .
In this regard, an integrated strategy that combines local and international measures aimed at addressing the root causes on land, including livelihood and job opportunities, vocational training and awareness-raising, as well as illegal fishing and the dumping of toxic waste.
The Committee encourages the State party to take all measures aimed at addressing socio-economic disparities between different ethnic communities and between rural and urban areas, and at promoting equal enjoyment by all of economic, social and cultural rights in accordance with article 5(e) of the Convention.
The Committee considers the post-2015 development agenda a unique opportunity for accelerating measures aimed at addressing critical issues regarding gender equality and the empowerment of women by adopting a stand-alone goal on gender equality and mainstreaming gender in all goals, including through disaggregating all indicators by sex.
Reaffirming the commitment of Member States to take measures aimed at addressing the conditions conducive to the spread of terrorism, including but not limited to prolonged unresolved conflicts, dehumanization of victims of terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, lack of the rule of law and violations of human rights, ethnic, national and religious discrimination, political exclusion, socioeconomic marginalization and lack of good governance, while recognizing that none of these conditions can excuse or justify acts of terrorism.
We hope that the upcoming meeting in Bonn will be another occasion to discuss in a sincere manner ways to develop measures aimed at addressing common challenges in political and security issues and to elaborate further ways to eliminate extremism, militancy, terrorism and drug trafficking, as well as to pave the way for greater economic prosperity for Afghanistan, with the active participation of all the neighbouring and regional countries, in line with the wishes of the Afghan people.
These measures aim at addressing the problem presented by longer years of retirement resulting from both increased longevity and a shorter working life.
However, any measure aimed at addressing that concern must take into consideration the legitimate right, enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations, of States to defend themselves against aggression.