Примеры использования Need to ensure equal на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There was a need to ensure equal access to productive employment for all workers, both men and women, and disabled persons.
Article 206 defines the principles on the basis of which education should be provided,emphasizing the need to ensure equal conditions of access and permanence in school.
Uruguay stressed the need to ensure equal treatment for all contingents and the speedy settlement of claims for death and disability.
His delegation supported a number of the recommendations contained in the report,especially those relating to the need to ensure equal resources for respondents and appellants.
Her Ministry stressed to employers the need to ensure equal treatment of men and women as a basic principle in the workplace.
While the economic and security situation in the country had improved since the end of the war,there remained an urgent need to ensure equal rights for and the economic empowerment of women.
Therefore, we consider that there is a need to ensure equal access to quality education at all levels as well as equal access to employment opportunities;
Several delegations raised concerns about the appropriate funding for the Working Group, with respect to both regular and voluntary funds, andwere conscious of the need to ensure equal support to all working groups of the Conference.
The campaign aims at mobilizing society around the need to ensure equal treatment and opportunities for all Brazilian children regardless of colour.
While the policy refers to the objective of achieving horizontal and vertical equity in respect of pay throughout the public service,no reference is made to the need to ensure equal remuneration for men and women for work of equal value.
There is a need to ensure equal access and greater provision of credit to women and small-scale producers in all sectors, including agriculture, through measures for directed credit;
In all its human rights activities, UNESCO pays special attention to the need to ensure equal opportunities for all and due integration of a gender perspective in all its activities.
Stresses the need to ensure equal and fair distribution based on gender and geographical balance, while meeting the highest possible requirements on the appointment of executive heads of the Organization;
ESCWA will accentuate the role of integration as a driver towards a knowledge economy,while emphasizing the need to ensure equal opportunities for development and an equitable share of the benefits of integration.
It also stresses the need to ensure equal access to education for ethnic minorities and for an enabling environment for women and girls from ethnic minorities paras. 229 and 238.
The way to ensure security in Europe includes the fulfilment of the earlier assumed obligations,including the need to ensure equal and indivisible security, where no one will ensure their own security at the expense of others.
Consequently, the relevant authorities need to ensure equal opportunities and equal access to education in order to prevent adverse economic and social consequences for new generations.
The different sections of the draft act contain guarantees relating to electoral rights, work and its remuneration, education,social services and information, the need to ensure equal opportunities when collective agreements are being concluded, and so on and so forth.
On many occasions, the General Assembly has reaffirmed the need to ensure equal treatment of the official and working languages of the Organization, in accordance with the Assembly's rules of procedure.
Public and private investment in science, education and training, and research anddevelopment should be increased significantly, with emphasis on the need to ensure equal access to opportunities for girls and women.
Furthermore, appropriate regulatory measures and legislative reform processes that address globalization,privatization and liberalization need to ensure equal access to and control over economic benefits, rights and opportunities for all women and men.
Following the United Nations initiative to declare 3 December each year the International Day of Disabled Persons, FIMITIC and its members, on the basis of the Standard Rules,are drawing to the attention of the community the need to ensure equal rights and equal opportunities for disabled people.
In that regard, the Government takes into account Lord Swann's findings and conclusions in Education for All(the Swann Report), published in 1985,which stresses the need to ensure equal opportunity in the field of education,to eliminate racist discourse from teaching materials and to promote non-discriminatory attitudes.
Although this growth has been modest, it is evidence that the actions carried out by this organization are in line with the National Action Plan and are producing positive results. The rural population of Cubais becoming more and more aware of the need to ensure equal participation of men and women in the social and economic life of rural areas.
Following the United Nations initiative to declare the third of December as“International Day of Disabled Persons”, the FIMITIC and its members were organizing andparticipating in events demonstrating the need to ensure equal rights and opportunities for disabled people, especially through the European Day of Disabled Persons, on the following themes.
Although this growth has been modest, it is evidence that the actions carried out by this organization are in line with the National Action Plan andare producing positive results. The rural population of Cuba is becoming increasingly aware of the need to ensure equal participation of men and women in the social and economic life of rural areas.
Prompt implementation and promotion of dynamic andbinding policies that are needed to ensure equal opportunities for women and men, in the areas of education, vocational training, cultural access, research, regional development and employment policies.
She noted that improved coordination among all public authorities responsible for women's issues were still needed to ensure equal opportunities for women and men, but that an Office of the Advocate of the People, with a Human Rights Ombudsman had been created.
Despite the extensive and detailed information provided by the delegation on steps taken to advance the situation of women in Argentina, including the work of the Office for Cases of Domestic Violence in providing medical and legal assistance to victims of violence,much improvement was needed to ensure equal protection for women under article 3 of the Covenant.
Participants also emphasized the need to ensure the equal participation of indigenous women, youth and persons with disabilities.