Примеры использования Need to abolish на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We need to abolish the war on copying that is being imposed on our society.
His delegation took note of the Committee's observations on the need to abolish restrictions on freedom of the press.
The motto is"We need to abolish atomic weapon before it destroys us.
General Assembly resolution 64/35, which declared 29 August the international day against nuclear tests,might be used to raise awareness of the need to abolish nuclear testing.
Honduras will not rest in its insistence on the need to abolish or restrict the right of veto enjoyed by some Members of the Organization.
The continuing failure to make progress towards the establishment of a State of Palestine within the pre-1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital,clearly demonstrated the need to abolish the veto in the Security Council.
Although there is consensus regarding the need to abolish this provision, contained in the Press Bill, approval has been delayed.
Belarus believes that the High Commissioner, the Secretary-General andother senior United Nations officials should make similar statements about the need to abolish unilateral coercive measures against all States under sanctions.
There are no indications to the need to abolish it in the New Testament or in the Tradition or in the historical legacy of the Orthodox Church either.
JS2 noted the Strategy for the Fight Against Social Exclusion 2011 -2015 adopted in 2011,many key provisions of which such as the need to abolish the system of practical schools were subsequently repudiated by Ministry of Education officials.
It highlighted the need to abolish, in legislation and practice, the detention of unaccompanied asylum seeking or migrant children.
The Special Rapporteur notes that since the beginning of the year an intensive debate has taken place in the United States over the need to abolish, maintain or recast programmes comprising measures for the benefit of disadvantaged groups affirmative action.
There was no urgent need to abolish the Trusteeship Council, or to change its status, a move which would require an amendment to the Charter.
It was regrettable that the State party was still unwilling to make the declarations under articles 21 and 22 of the Convention,that it did not intend to ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention and that it saw no need to abolish the State Security Court.
Subsequent resolutions have drawn attention to the need to abolish laws that constitute discrimination against women. see Commission resolution 2005/41.
Systematic work was being carried out in Ukraine to bring the national legislation in line with international standards, and many legislative acts on human rights had recently been adopted,although there was still a need to abolish the outdated legislation and practices that were still in force.
Some delegations suggested that there was a need to abolish protectionist measures(subsidies in particular), which hinder access to markets by developing countries.
The Islamic Republic of Iran considered that the response of the United Nations to the effects of sanctions was insufficient and that the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, the Secretary-General andother senior United Nations officials should make public statements about the need to abolish unilateral coercive measures against all States under sanctions.
In 2010, the organization submitted a written statement concerning the need to abolish school fees that prevent poor, rural girls from receiving an education, for the fifty-fifth session of the Commission.
Agreeing to the need to abolish the death penalty and recalling that Burkina Faso was a de facto abolitionist country, it noted that it currently favoured the sensitization of elected representatives in order to guarantee the adoption of the draft law.
Regarding Yemen, the Committee had voiced a number of serious concerns, such as the need to abolish de facto incommunicado detention and to ensure that all counter-terrorism measures were consistent with the Convention.
Mayors were also alerted to the need to abolish any bans on encampments that apply only to nomads, since such bans are in clear contradiction of the principles of equality and free movement of citizens in the territory of the Republic established by Articles 3 and 16 of the Constitution.
Asked which legal reforms they considered most urgent,the judges pointed first to the need to adopt, on second reading, the current constitutional reforms; secondly, to the need to adopt the new criminal code, code of criminal procedure and prison act; thirdly, to the need to abolish extrajudicial confession; fourthly, to prepare and adopt a bill on habeas corpus; and lastly, to regulate by law the procedures for arrest and to shorten the periods of administrative detention.
The Government would continue to examine carefully the need to abolish the death penalty, taking into consideration such factors as public opinion, legal perception and social realities, as well as the function of the death penalty in criminal policy.
In this context, we reiterate the need to abolish unilateral and arbitrary commercial practices and measures, noting with concern the persistence of certain trends aimed at developing and encouraging new forms of protectionism and distortions, in particular the attempt to introduce social and environmental clauses to the international trade regime.
It also recommends that the State party raise public awareness of the need to abolish laws and customs which discriminate against women and adopt the Marriage, Matrimonial Property and Gender Equality and Affirmative Action Bills.
Despite public statements by officials about the need to abolish the resolution, this resolution was still acting until today, even after the numerous lawsuits and the trial of the cancellation of this decision in the court of first instance, which was won on March, 2017.
Issues raised during the interactive dialogue included the need to abolish the death penalty and life imprisonment without parole for those who committed crimes while under the age of 18 and apply the best interests of the child in all circumstances affecting them.
The authors of the report, in their recommendations to the authorities,particularly note the need to abolish the latest amendments on the electronic declaration for anti-corruption activists and increase the effectiveness of investigation of attacks on human rights defenders and activists acting in the protection of public interests.
While welcoming the high-level consensus across the political spectrum on the need to abolish torture and ill-treatment, and a series of positive steps taken towards restoring justice for past and recent acts of torture and ill-treatment, the Special Rapporteur observes that given the legacy of torture from the past regime, and the lack of sufficiently timely investigations into allegations of torture and ill-treatment, it cannot be said that a culture of impunity no longer prevails.