Примеры использования Misuse and misappropriation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The protection of traditional cultural expressions and traditional knowledge against misuse and misappropriation; or.
That was the best guarantee of effective protection against the misuse and misappropriation of TCEs and even TK, thus preserving the rights of the nations and communities concerned.
The current risk management regime, through its consistent and comprehensive approach,is able to address instances of politicization, misuse and misappropriation in Somalia.
Organizations remain keenly aware of the dangers of politicization, misuse and misappropriation and, therefore, remain alive to initiatives that allow for the refining of mitigation measures.
The World Intellectual Property Organization, through the Committee,has played a leading role in the push for the recognition of indigenous traditional knowledge and its protection from misuse and misappropriation.
The reports received by the Coordinator suggest that organizations are keenly aware of the dangers of politicization, misuse and misappropriation and therefore continue to develop or refine methodologies to mitigate such possibilities.
These issues go to the core of what an international policy process must consider when creating new international norms for the protection of traditional knowledge and traditional cultural expressions against misuse and misappropriation.
In 2011, the Security Council called upon Member States and the United Nations to take all possible steps to mitigate the misuse and misappropriation of humanitarian assistance in Somalia resolution 1972 2011.
Like the first report(see S/2010/372),the present report outlines the constraints on humanitarian access and their operational implications, as well as the mitigation measures that have been put in place to address"politicization","misuse" and"misappropriation.
The numerous mitigation measures and strategies either in place or under development recognize that politicization, misuse and misappropriation are serious concerns that warrant timeand energy to address them.
Similar issues can arise in considering the interface between customary laws and practices and conventional intellectual property laws, and in deciding on appropriate forms of protection of traditional knowledge against misuse and misappropriation.
Underscores the importance of humanitarian aid operations,condemns politicization, misuse and misappropriation of humanitarian assistance by armed groups,and calls upon Member States and the United Nations to take all feasible steps to mitigate the aforementioned practices in Somalia;
In addition, survey respondents noted limited numbers of incidents of politicization, misuse and misappropriation during the reporting period.
As with the previous two reports(S/2010/372 and S/2010/580), the present report outlines the constraints to humanitarian access and the operational implications,as well as the mitigation measures that have been put in place to address politicization, misuse and misappropriation.
Security Council resolution 1916(2010)calls on Member States and the United Nations to take all feasible steps to mitigate politicization, misuse and misappropriation of humanitarian assistance by armed groupsand requests the Coordinator to report every 120 days on such implementation measures.
To investigate fully and immediately recent governance issues and take the necessary steps to strengthen Government controls over its expenditures, to effectively prevent misuse and misappropriation of public funds.
The offences of abuse of power and breach of trust can also be used against practices that involve the misuse and misappropriation of public funds or resources.
The report outlines how the humanitarian community operates in Somalia and the role of the Coordinator; the humanitarian situation;impediments to humanitarian aid delivery; and mitigation measures in place to address politicization, misuse and misappropriation.
This is one reason why indigenous peoples and local communities have consistently argued that measures for the protection of traditional knowledge against misuse and misappropriation should be based uponand support enforcement of their customary laws.
As in the previous three reports(S/2010/372, S/2010/580 and S/2011/125), the present report outlines constraints to humanitarian access and their operational implications,as well as the mitigation measures that have been put in place to address politicization, misuse, and misappropriation of humanitarian assistance.
They continue to introduce or refine operational guidance and enhanced monitoring systems to reduce the risks inherent in the politicization, misuse and misappropriation of humanitarian assistance.
As in the four previous reports(S/2010/372, S/2010/580, S/2011/125 and S/2011/694), the present report outlines constraints to humanitarian access and their operational implications,as well as the mitigation measures that have been put in place to address the politicization, misuse and misappropriation of humanitarian assistance.
Interested parties are invited to submit papers, including commentaries, case studies and analyses, dealing with the relationship between customary law and protocols and(a) the protection of traditional cultural expressions and traditional knowledge against misuse and misappropriation; or(b) intellectual property law in generaland the administration and development of the intellectual property system.
The revision of internal controls over money vendor cash transactions has been completed. On 11 March, the sanctions Committee Monitoring Group on Somalia released a report(S/2010/91) pursuant to Security Council resolution 1853(2008),which contained allegations of politicization, misuse, and misappropriation of humanitarian assistance in Somalia.
As in the five previous reports(S/2010/372, S/2010/580, S/2011/125, S/2011/694 and S/2012/546), the present report outlines constraints to humanitarian access and their operational implications,as well as the mitigation measures put in place to address the politicization, misuse and misappropriation of humanitarian assistance.
The involvement of indigenous peoples at WIPO has been focused on ensuring that adequate measures are developed to protect their genetic resources, traditional cultural expressions(music, art, design, names, symbols, handicrafts and the like) and traditional knowledge(acquired and accumulated by indigenous peoples over time) against misuse and misappropriation, as well as to share equitably in the benefits from the commercialization of these assets.
Stresses the importance of strengthening national, regional and international capacities and improving cooperation to appropriately address and prevent situations of non-compliance with the obligations and commitments of the Convention,including those related to misuse, misappropriation and misexploitation of genetic resourcesand associated traditional knowledge, while reaffirming fully the principles of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development;
Draft instruments on the protection of traditional knowledge and cultural expressions against misappropriation and misuse.
Draft instruments on the protection of traditional cultural expressions and traditional knowledge against misappropriation and misuse.
WIPO, for its part,has an extensive programme on the protection of traditional cultural expressions and traditional knowledge against misappropriation and misuse.