Примеры использования Own associations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Furthermore, journalists were invited to create their own associations and unions.
Such persons had their own associations, clubs, and magazines, and organized cultural events and exhibitions.
My two year old daughter I was taught to spell this way- using her own associations.
Trade unions may further establish their own associations and become members of international trade union organizations cf. art. 37 of the Constitution.
As a rule of thumb, everyone hears the rhythms andovertones differently and connects them with their own associations.
Persons belonging to minorities also have the right to establish and maintain their own associations, and important component in the efforts of minorities to advocate for their rights.
Persons belonging to minorities have the right to establish and maintain their own associations.
All the national minorities that have arisen following Croatia's independence have founded their own associations and cultural societies and have started issuing publications in their native languages.
For instance, effective participation in cultural, religious, social, economic andpublic life requires that minorities be entitled to form their own associations.
Provide support to children andadolescents to enable them to form and register their own associations and other child- and adolescent-led initiatives, in conformity with national and international law;
The right of persons belonging to minorities to establish and maintain their own associations(art. 2.4);
Turkey reported that 387 non-Muslim places of worship are administered by their own associations or foundations and that property rights regarding places of worship rest with the real or legal persons that founded them.
Right of persons belonging to minorities to establish and maintain their own associations UNMD, art. 2.4.
The necessity for SMEs to form their own associations to participate effectively in meaningful dialogue with Government was discussed from different perspectives, with suggestions being made, inter alia, to form sector-, product- or industry-specific associations. .
The Ministry of Social Affairs andLabour is required to help persons with disabilities to establish and develop their own associations and local committees.
Provide support to children andyoung people to enable them to form and register their own associations and other child- and youth-led initiatives, in conformity with national and international law, and ensure their full participation in the development of policies designed to meet national children and youth goals and targets;
The Government also reported that migrant workers enjoy all rights,including the right to establish their own associations and clubs in the same way as Bahraini citizens.
Members of national minorities enjoy the right to their own national or ethnic, cultural, religious and language identify in the territory where they live, the right to use their own language and scripts, to practice their own culture and religion,to perform religious ceremonies, to establish their own associations.
Alongside the ethnic Armenians, the population included representatives of 11 nationalities,which had their own associations, cultural activities and schools providing instruction in their national languages.
One project had been conducted in cooperation with the Danish Youth Council to set up a democratic platform to encourage young people from ethnic minorities to establish their own associations.
Noting women's limited involvement in decision-making in rural organizations,she enquired about Government measures to help rural women form their own associations with a view to tackling mainstream issues that affected them, such as the control of resources and village development.
Article 2 outlines that minorities have the right to establish and maintain their own associations(art. 2, para. 4); and to establish and maintain, without any discrimination, free and peaceful contacts with other members of their group and with persons belonging to other minorities, as well as contacts across frontiers with citizens of other States to whom they are related art. 2, para. 5.
This implies a right to establish their own institutions to practise their religion or belief andto establish and run their own associations for that purpose.
Particularly relevant to the rights of religious minorities are the provisions in article 2 relating to the right to establish and maintain their own associations and to establish and maintain free and peaceful contacts with other members of their group, as well as contacts across frontiers, with citizens of other States to whom they are related by religious ties.
Based on articles 12 and 13 of the Constitution, Islam is the religion of the country and the Iranian Zoroastrians, Jews and Christians, as recognized religious minorities, are free to practice their religion in accordance with the law and to manage their personal affairs and religious education in accordance with their own customs, andall of their personal affairs are administered by their own associations.
He added that such workers formed part of a very well organized and empowered community, which enjoyed access to the Ministry of Labour andSocial Security and had its own associations, such as the Association of Domestic Workers(Astrodomes), which had presented an alternative report to the Committee in 2002.
We would like to see Member States provide support to UN-Women in the establishment of a special section at Headquarters and in their regional offices that assists widows to"band together",forming their own associations and organizations, so that they have a collective voice to inform and influence policies with a view to implementing the Millennium Development Goals and further identify the targets.
The Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities also included the rights of persons belonging to minorities to participate in cultural, religious, social, economic and public life;to establish their own associations; and to maintain free and peaceful contacts with others in their group or in other States to whom they were related by national or ethnic, religious or linguistic ties.
Nor was it clear from paragraph 30 whether Turkoman writers already effectively enjoyed the right to establish their own association.
In Senegal, assistance to women living with HIV/AIDS to form their own association enabled HIV-positive women to leverage support from different sectors, and members of the association have been recruited to work in government ministries.