Примеры использования National and international responsibilities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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National and international responsibilities of judges and prosecutors.
Ireland has shown that it is prepared to live up to its national and international responsibilities in the fight against drugs.
Both national and international responsibilities were critical in ensuring an enabling environment.
It was a priority in overcoming vulnerabilities and required the sharing of national and international responsibilities.
Necessary balance between national and international responsibilities for the right to development.
International solidarity was important in that it ensured the balance of national and international responsibilities.
There were varied views on how national and international responsibilities were reflected in the criteria and operational sub-criteria.
The institutional capacity of the national focal points should be further strengthened in accordance with their national and international responsibilities.
He would pay balanced and due attention to the national and international responsibilities that States had incontrovertibly accepted.
In this context, it was noted that, when further developing the criteria and sub-criteria, the rights of women should be reflected in the indicators,as should the balance between national and international responsibilities.
An overarching consideration of the task force was to reflect the balance between national and international responsibilities by looking at sustainable development through international cooperation.
In compliance with national and international responsibilities, the present report highlights specific actions pursued by the State during the period from 2009 to date in response to comments made by the Committee.
Morocco stressed that the Declaration on the Right to Development provided for a balanced sharing of national and international responsibilities in the area of development.
It was important to maintain a balance between national and international responsibilities, as well as access to resourcesand to participation in decision-making bodies for developing countries, for the effective realization of the right to development.
In paragraphs 138, 139 and 140 of the 2005 World Summit Outcome, the heads of State and Government spelled out national and international responsibilities clearly and unambiguously.
The GIRoA, taking into consideration its national and international responsibilities and pursuant to ANDS and Social Responsibility Strategy has drafted Social Protection Law and submitted to National Assembly for due process.
There is a need to rekindle the spirit of the World Summit for Children,a spirit which involves the recognition of both national and international responsibilities and a commitment to joint efforts to meet those responsibilities.
It was essential to strike a balance between national and international responsibilities, and to ensure access to resources by developing countriesand their participation in global decision-making for the realization of the right to development.
NAM stressed its unwavering commitment to the right to development, an individual and collective right involving individual, national and international responsibilities, and requiring a balance between national and international responsibilities. .
The balance between national and international responsibilities was essential, as was the concept of shared responsibility and ensuring access to resources by developing countries, and their participation in global decision-making for the realization of the right to development.
Statements associated with the position of the African Group, included that made by Morocco,which pointed out the need for balancing national and international responsibilities and that local development needs could only be met by cooperation, capacity-building and technical assistance from the international community.
Within this framework, the United Nations system has worked to improve its capacity to respond to evolving needs. The year 1998- the fiftieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights- provides an important opportunity to reflect on the achievements and shortcomings since the Conference,to recommit to local, national and international responsibilities and to make ambitious plans for the future.
Consequently, the outcome of the work of the task force did not reflect the balance between national and international responsibilities in addressing the right to development, as set out in the Declaration on the Right to Development, adopted by the General Assembly in 1986.
In its conclusions and recommendations, the task force further addressed the strengths and weaknesses of the Goals, structural impediments to economic justice, resistance to addressing trade and debt from a human rights perspective, the ambiguity of"global partnership", the lack of policy coherence and incentives to move from commitment to practice and the necessary balance between national and international responsibilities for the right to development.
With regard to the balance between national and international responsibilities, several delegations felt that the fulcrum was slipping towards the importance of national efforts, as opposed to international cooperation, solidarity and an enabling environment.
Egypt reiterated that, in the current context of the global crises, the consequences of which are yet to be fully determined, and in the light of the failure of the climate conference in Copenhagen, it expected the refined criteria and operational sub-criteria to reflect and respond to these challenges and constraints to the realization of the right to development, at both the national and international levels, and also to adopt a balanced approach to the roles of national and international responsibilities.
The contributor emphasized that there should be a balance between national and international responsibilities in addressing the right to development,and that there was a need for consistency in policies and for an agenda to reach an enabling international environment for impoverished countries to achieve the right to development.
In its conclusions and recommendations, the task force further addressed the strengths and weaknesses of the Millennium Development Goals, structural impediments to economic justice, resistance to addressing trade and debt from a human rights perspective, the ambiguity of"global partnership", the lack of policy coherence and incentives to move from commitment to practice and the necessary balance between national and international responsibilities for the right to development.
The task force adopted conclusions and recommendations, including on policy coherence and striking a balance between national and international responsibilities for the right to development, on future work in thematic areas of international cooperation, further action on the criteria, and on mainstreaming the right to development.
The lessons we have drawn relate to the strengths and weaknesses of the Millennium Development Goals, structural impediments to economic justice, the resistance to addressing trade and lending from a right to development perspective, the imperative and pitfalls of measurement tools, the ambiguity of"global partnership", the lack of policy coherence and incentives to move from commitment to practice, and the necessary balance between national and international responsibilities.