Примеры использования Measures to recognize на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In conjunction with indigenous peoples, States shall take effective measures to recognize and protect the exercise of these rights.
Measures to recognize and protect the rights of indigenous peoples to own, develop, control and use their lands, territories and resources.
Please inform the Committee whether the State party is intending to take measures to recognize Traveller ethnicity.
The Coalitions called for tangible measures to recognize and protect the rights of indigenous peoples to own, control, develop and use their ancestral lands, territories and natural resources.
Importantly, paragraph 2 of article 31 states that States"shall take effective measures to recognize and protect the exercise of these rights.
Each Contracting State shall take legislative measures to recognize, in their domestic law, the previous foreign conviction for offences referred to in article 1 of the present Convention for the purpose of establishing the criminal history of the alleged offender.
Furthermore, the Committee recommends the State party to take necessary legislative measures to recognize intangible property, such as pension funds, as part of marital property.
Participants emphasized the need for measures to recognize, reduce and redistribute the burden of unpaid care work on women, through national policies that positioned care as a social and collective responsibility, and the provision of public services.
The Office of Human Resources Management will share the best practices of departments with all departments andoffices to ensure that measures to recognize superior performance are applied uniformly throughout the Secretariat.
Over the long term,it was essential to take appropriate measures to recognize and protect human rights, including those of minorities, and to establish procedures for the equitable settlement of conflicts.
Deeply concerned at the negative effect of the systematic and abusive exploitation of forest resources on the way of life of numerous indigenous peoples,CESCR recommended that the Government adopt legislation and measures to recognize the status of Pygmies and other indigenous peoples, in order to protect their ancestral lands as well as their own cultural identity.
The Committee recommended that the State party adopt legislation and measures to recognize the status of its pygmies and other indigenous peoples, in order to protect their ancestral lands as well as their own cultural identity E/C.12/COD/CO/4, para. 36.
In the light of general recommendation XXIII on the rights of indigenous peoples, the Committee recommends that the State party take measures to recognize and protect the rights of indigenous peoples to own, develop, control and use their lands, territories and resources.
Each State Party shall take legislative measures to recognize, in their domestic law, the previous foreign conviction for offences referred to in article(s)____ of the present Convention for the purpose of establishing the criminal history of the alleged offender article 4 of the Polish draft.
In other countries, discussions are currently taking place with a view to establishing(or implementing)autonomy regimes, or adopting measures to recognize a distinct legal status for indigenous peoples, whether these are to be decreed by law or to be enshrined in the national constitution.
Each State Party shall take legislative measures to recognize, in their domestic law, the previous foreign conviction for an offence established in article(s)___[alternatively: for an offence covered by this Convention] for the purpose of establishing the criminal history of the alleged offender.
As a consequence of the above, the author requests the Committee to urge the State party to take effective steps to implement the appropriate measures to recognize and ensure the exercise of their hunting, fishing, trapping and gathering rights, through a new treaty process.
Parties should consider measures to recognize a limit on the period of validity of an EIA procedure before construction begins, and that resuming construction works after an extended time interruption in construction might be considered a major change and could therefore be subject to a new transboundary EIA procedure.
She pointed out that in its concluding observations on Brazil of 12 March 2004, the Committee had recommended that the State party complete the demarcation of indigenous lands by 2007 andadopt urgent measures to recognize and protect, in practice, the right of indigenous peoples to own, develop, control and use their lands, territories and resources CERD/C/64/CO/2, paragraph 15.
Such protection might include the adoption of measures to recognize, register and protect the individual or collective authorship of indigenous peoples under national intellectual property rights regimes and should prevent the unauthorized use of scientific, literary and artistic productions of indigenous peoples by third parties.
The Conference calls upon the General Assembly of the United Nations to take active measures to recognize, promote and observe the rights of indigenous people, including the right to use their own name and to express their identity freely;
Measures to recognize and protect the exercise of the rights enumerated in article 31 should be established at the international level and negotiations are currently taking place, inter alia, in the World Intellectual Property Organization's Intergovernmental Committee on Intellectual Property and Genetic Resources, Traditional Knowledge and Folklore.
Furthermore, the Committee recommends that the State party adopt urgent measures to recognize and protect, in practice, the right of indigenous peoples to own, develop, control and use their lands, territories and resources.
States parties must therefore take measures to recognize and protect the rights of indigenous peoples to own, develop, control and use their communal lands, territories and resources, and, where they have been otherwise inhabited or used without their free and informed consent, take steps to return these lands and territories.
Efforts to expand productive employment and decent work should include measures to recognize, support and regulate the informal economy with rules and arrangements that enable, rather than constrain, the sector;
Implement effective measures to recognize, respect, protect and maintain traditional forest-related knowledge in sustainable forest management, including forest biological resources(as defined by the Convention on Biological Diversity) within their intellectual property rights, sui generis or other relevant systems for protection, as appropriate, taking into account the relevant work being advanced by the Convention on Biological Diversity and other relevant international agreements;
CERD recommended that States parties adopt policies to eliminate racism against indigenous peoples;undertake special measures to recognize and protect the rights of indigenous peoples to own, develop control and use their communal lands and territories; and compensate indigenous peoples affected by development projects on their lands.
Some States have also taken measures to recognize and value women's unpaid care work, including by regularly conducting time-use surveys to highlight and measure women's and men's unpaid work(El Salvador and Sweden); the inclusion of care work in the System of National Accounts to measure women's contributions to social and economic development; and the redefinition of unpaid work Colombia.
In 2011, the ILO Committee of Experts requested Uganda to take measures to recognize the right to collective bargaining to all public employees and public servants not engaged in the administration of the State.
Called upon countries to implement effective measures to recognize, respect, protect and maintain traditional forest-related knowledge in sustainable forest management, including forest biological resources(as defined by the Convention on Biological Diversity) within their intellectual property rights, sui generis or other relevant systems for protection, as appropriate, taking into account the relevant work being advanced by the Convention on Biological Diversity and other relevant international agreements".17.