Примеры использования Report acknowledges на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The report acknowledges changes to the social welfare system see paras. 209-213.
It is important to evoke this background since, as the 1994 report acknowledges, it describes the only- insufficient- progress that has been made in the consideration of the issue.
The report acknowledges(para. 173) that women's educational and professional choices remain defined by gender stereotypes.
Paragraph 95 of the report acknowledges that the Ugandan authorities provided extensive data and other information requested by the Panel.
The report acknowledges the grave difficulties faced in relation to trafficking in persons.
In its paragraph 11, the report acknowledges that data are abundant for some countries and political movements, and scarce for others.
The report acknowledges the low participation of women in the formal labour sector para. 152.
The report acknowledges that gender inequality in the field of education is pervasive para. 399.
The report acknowledges the persistent discrimination against women in the field of employment para. 418.
The report acknowledges that certain customary norms in Guinea-Bissau discriminate against women.
The report acknowledges(para. 110) that women's low participation in the legislative body remains a challenge.
That report acknowledges at the outset that visits to Jenin and other Palestinian areas were not possible because of Israel's refusal.
The report acknowledges that the limited interaction between banks and credit agencies and rural communities remains a challenge.
The report acknowledges that child and forced marriage are serious concerns in the State party see para. 359.
The report acknowledges that many Governments continue to make efforts to uphold the commitments made at Copenhagen in 1995.
The report acknowledges that the current staffing situation is"not sufficient" for monitoring and implementing the Act on Equality ibid.
However, the report acknowledges that some ministries still lack specific objectives and measures for gender equality.
The report acknowledges in paragraph 343 that women's illiteracy is an important concern in the State party, in particular in rural zones.
The report acknowledges that school attendance has worsened, in particular for girls, and even more so in the rural areas.
The report acknowledges that the standard of living in rural areas is lower compared to urban areas CEDAW/C/ALB/3, paragraph 393.
The report acknowledges that the main cause of female morbidity and mortality are high blood pressure, heart diseases and diabetes.
The report acknowledges the existence of a cultural lag in terms of attitudes, prejudices, cultural and religious traditions, and ignorance.
The report acknowledges, in paragraph 91, that the gender pay gap has barely decreased in the last decade. The rate has remained at around 12.
The report acknowledges that there are clear differences in expectations between Member States and civil society on the relationship between them.
The report acknowledges the difficulties faced by women with regard to political participation and the slow progress achieved.
The report acknowledges that the main causes of female morbidity and mortality are high blood pressure, heart diseases and diabetes.
The report acknowledges that there are women who are incarcerated for committing crimes, without extenuating circumstances linked to prior violence.
The report acknowledges the complex world situation, in particular with regard to the devastating effects of the global economic and financial crisis.
The report acknowledges(see paras. 81, 85 and 86) that the representation of women in the national Parliament and in local assemblies is still very low.
The report acknowledges(para.152) that there are violations of women's rights with regard to the length of the working day, and where women were forced to work overtime without additional pay.