Примеры использования Programme of action also на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Programme of Action also recognizes that these rights apply to persons with disabilities.
The Programme of Action also called for the expansion of employment opportunities for young people.
The Programme of Action also stresses the need for protection against racism, ethnocentrism and xenophobia.
The Programme of Action also recognizes men's key role in bringing about gender equality and equity.
The Programme of Action also affirms the equal dignity and right to life of every human being chap. II, principle 1.
The Programme of Action also called on Governments to work for the specific protection and integration of indigenous peoples.
The Programme of Action also outlines a number of considerations to guide the least developed countries and their partners in its implementation.
The Programme of Action also comprises legislative and administrative measures to address the urgent need for intervention in the prison system.
The Programme of Action also acknowledges that international migration can have significant positive impacts on development, especially through remittances.
But the Programme of Action also makes clear that not all countries can be expected to provide from domestic sources as much as two thirds of the resources required.
The Declaration and Programme of Action also emphasized that no country should use food aid as a political weapon, as some States were in the habit of doing.
The Programme of Action also calls for increased aid quality, including greater priorityof ODA for the productive sector.
At the same time, the Programme of Action also recognizes the need for men to take equal responsibility in the full range of issues related to equity, health and family matters.
The Programme of Action also proposes a range of actions aimed at eliminating discrimination against the girl child and eliminating the root causes of son preference.
The Programme of Action also indicates that up to two thirds of the resource requirements would be met by the countries themselves, and the remaining one third would come from external resources.
The Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action also recognizes the obligation of all States, and multilateral institutions to cooperate to achieve the full realization of the right to development.
The Programme of Action also proposed a set of qualitative goals that are mutually supportive and of critical importance to achieving the quantitative goals and objectives.
The Programme of Action also contains recommendations for the comprehensive integration of population concerns with developmental issues such as economic growth and the eradication of poverty.
In this context, the Programme of Action also highlights the critical role subregional and regional cooperation can play in promoting least developed countries' development.
The Programme of Action also sets the ambitious objective of enabling half the number of least developed countries to meet the criteria for graduation by 2020.
The Programme of Action also underscores the need to eliminate all practices that discriminate against women and all forms of violence against women or girls paras. 4.5, 4.9 and 4.10.
The Programme of Action also recommends modernizing and expanding ports and airports and their ancillary facilities by 2010 to enhance the trading capacities of the LDCs.
The Programme of Action also calls for corporate transparency and accountability of companies, including through the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative.
The Programme of Action also includes ways and means of addressing these global issues objectively and realistically, in order to serve as a practicable and workable programme for all OIC member States.
The Programme of Action also emphasizes the need to ensure that NGOs and their networks are able to maintain their autonomy and strengthen their capacity through regular dialogue and consultations, as well as through training.
Chapter 15 of the Programme of Action also recognizes small island developing States' dependence on overseas markets for value-added exports in areas in which they are internationally competitive and their need to develop those markets.
The Programme of Action also gave wide and systematic recognition to the role of non-governmental organizations, and provided detailed recommendations regarding resource needs and institutional mechanisms for achieving its goals and objectives.
The Almaty Programme of Action also calls on the international community to extend the necessary financial and technical assistance to both landlocked and transit developing countries to ensure the full and effective implementation of those priorities.
The Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action also contained a strong commitment from the international community to strengthen the human rights machinery of the United Nations to reflect fully the status of human rights as a priority activity of the Organization.
The Programme of Action also calls on the General Assembly to review, in 1996, the effectiveness of the steps taken to implement the outcome of the Summit with regard to poverty eradication, as part of the activities relating to the International Year for the Eradication of Poverty.