Примеры использования Powerful actors на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Do we need to change from being powerful actors to start"acting powerfully?
Women are powerful actors for change and the Strategy supports their leadership of, and participation in, decision-making.
Climate change will affect especially seriously the lives and livelihoods of women, butwomen are also powerful actors in combating it.
This seems to have arisen because of the efforts of powerful actors to limit and control access to water in order to secure their own power.
Tunisia continues to be profoundly convinced that peace, development anddemocracy will not be achieved without women's participation as powerful actors of change.
Other powerful actors, including private actors(such as transnational corporations), should also be held to account, to ensure responsible business practices.
Thus, international law,which has traditionally centred on the State as its primary subject is now confronted with other powerful actors.
Private business interests andcorporations have become powerful actors in the shaping of not only the individual national economic environment but of the international order as well.
These freedoms often require private meetings andcommunications to allow people to organize in the face of Governments or other powerful actors.
Among many States and other powerful actors commitment to the Declaration is weakened by certain ambiguities and positions about the status and content of the Declaration.
Even a country which is‘weak' both economically andmilitarily can exert strong influence in international relations if more powerful actors have important stakes in this country.
The theory and practice of human rights is deeply concerned with preventing powerful actors from imposing their will or interests at the expense of others through coercion, force or manipulation.
Community-based organizations are usually small, covering a single community or a group of individuals within it, yet, when they federate together,they can be powerful actors at the level of the city or the country.
The Commission has had discussions with the most powerful actors of society, such as ministries, parliamentary groups and the mass media, and has given public statements on deficiencies observed.
In such negotiations, the social dimensions of sustainability-- too often neglected-- must be fully integrated,and states and other powerful actors must be held accountable for delivering sustainable development.
Analyze and address structural inequities that: reduce local people's access to resources andvoice in forest management; and reduce the risks for local people in dealing with more powerful actors.
Relations of clientelism have long dominated this region of Brazil, with powerful actors controlling access to water, which is brought in periodically by trucks, in exchange for loyalty and votes from the poor.
At the same time, in an age when the power of certain public and private non-state actors has grown to exceed the power of individual States,it is time that human rights obligations be extended to these powerful actors.
Little is known about how the relationships between Tashkent's elite and powerful actors in China, however, what is known about the relationships of this same elite to Moscow indicates that a number of levers of influence exist.
In a context of globalization, when national Governments no longer enjoy a full monopoly on power,it is also essential to extend human rights obligations to other powerful actors, such as international organizations and private transnational corporations.
Countries, lacking such access, may feel left behind, and the loss of opportunities and the rate of high-tech development in economic and defense sectors inevitably leads to the loss of their leading position andthe redistribution of spheres of influence among more powerful actors.
In the world today, where States are no longer always the most powerful actors and where the budgets of many multinational companies greatly exceed those of many countries, it is time to see new duty-bearers, including private corporations, as subjects of international human rights law.
Yet, was is not omnipotent or universally effective, responded another interlocutor, who cited Palestine, Iraq, the Islamic Republic of Iran andthe Democratic People's Republic Of Korea as situations in which powerful actors exerted their influence outside of the Council.
The Special Rapporteur perceives that, among many States and other powerful actors, commitment to the Declaration is weakened, not just by contending political and economic forces, but by certain ambiguities and positions about the status and content of the Declaration.
It argues that what determines the success of participation is not so much the technicalities of institution design as much as the creation of"countervailing power"-- a variety of mechanisms that reduce, and perhaps even neutralize,any power-advantages of powerful actors in a given society.
In the worst cases, disasters provided a clean slate and excuse for powerful actors to destroy housing or grab land, which would not have been possible in the pre-disaster context, where legal procedures would have had to be followed and affected households consulted and given access to remedies.
Powerlessness manifests itself in many ways, but at its core is an inability to participate in or influence decisions that profoundly affect one's life,while decisions are made by more powerful actors who neither understand the situation of people living in poverty, nor necessarily have their interests at heart.
The obligation to protect means that Governments must protect people from the possible negative actions of other powerful actors and implies that Governments must adopt appropriate regulation-- for example, to prevent the poisoning of water supplies, to prevent non-access to water after, for example, a process of water privatization or to otherwise protect people against abuses of corporate power.
However, this same technology can be used to control and limit exercise of the right of freedom of expression through price and service differentiation that can distort patterns of content and service consumption.13Without sound protection of net neutrality, only the voices of large and powerful actors would be available and heard.
The Special Rapporteur is concerned that, by failing to recognize groups as indigenous peoples,States and other powerful actors avoid applying the international standards and protection mechanisms that are most appropriate to address the kinds of human rights concerns that these groups face in common with groups which are generally identified as indigenous around the world.