Примеры использования Responsibility for social на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Shared responsibility for social life and for the well-being of the community;
Government cannot avoid its share of responsibility for social stability in the society.
Yet the responsibility for social development must, of necessity, fall on the State.
The Committee is headed by the Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation with responsibility for social policy.
We acknowledge that the primary responsibility for social development lies with States.
Responding to gender-based violence andHIV is a matter of shared global responsibility for social justice.
It is clear that the main responsibility for social development rests with the national Governments.
It was necessary to strike a balance between privatization and public responsibility for social development.
It was understood that the primary responsibility for social development rested at the national level.
The Copenhagen Declaration and Programme of Action emphasizes that Governments have the primary responsibility for social development.
Indonesia recognizes that the primary responsibility for social development is at the national level.
While the responsibility for social reintegration of former soldiers lies with the parties, it will have a beneficial effect on the peace process.
The major monotheistic religions now bear a special responsibility for social and religious harmony in Switzerland.
The primary responsibility for social development rested with States, but that in no way precluded the significant role of the international community.
He reiterated his delegation's commitment to children andrecognized its shared responsibility for social development on a practical level.
The responsibility for social development therefore lies with countries themselves. It cannot be successfully achieved without the collective efforts of the international community.
In many cases, public finance reforms have transferred responsibility for social sector financing and oversight from the public sector to the private sector.
The role of the State in reducing inequality remains critical,notwithstanding reform efforts aimed at turning over responsibility for social programmes to the private sector.
It is active citizenship; individuals accept responsibility for social and civic affairs-- whether directly or by support of voluntary service organizations;
The World Summitfor Social Development and its outcome documents emphasized that national Governments bore the primary responsibility for social development in their countries.
While the primary responsibility for social development policies lay with Governments, partnerships with international organizations and civil society had an important supportive role to play.
Persons who volunteer services to registered charitable organizations and social service agencies registered with the Ministry with the responsibility for social services or community development.
Responsibility for social development is based on two pivotal factors: national responsibility and collective commitment, as reflected in the combined efforts of the international community.
In other words, developing and other countries will be unable to exert their responsibility for social development without technical assistance and other forms of aid provided through international cooperation.
Equatorial Guinea contributed counterpart funding, as well as a cultural ensemble, andwas represented at the commemoration by a high-level delegation, led by the Deputy Prime Minister with responsibility for Social and Human Rights Affairs.
Although the State has assumed greater responsibility for social protection, families continue to provide many social protection functions, such as caring for the young and older family members.
Responsibility for social development rested mainly with the countries themselves. They should ensure the existence of favourable conditions, a prerequisite for international cooperation, whose role was to support national activities aimed at meeting commitments made under the Copenhagen Declaration on Social Development and the twenty-fourth special session of the General Assembly.
Currently, in some countries the State has assumed much of the responsibility for social protection, while in other countries the family continues to provide many social protection functions, such as caregiving to older family members.
While it is true that responsibility for social development lies, first and foremost, with States themselves, which have the right and duty to implement appropriate policies to achieve that objective, it is no less true that this responsibility must be assumed, in a spirit of solidarity, by the international community as a whole, not just because of moral and political requirements that are broadly shared today, but also because of the enlightened self-interest of us all.
While national governments bore primary responsibility for social development, international organizations, NGOs and the private sector must play their parts and developed and developing countries must likewise work together to implement the outcomes of the Summit.