Примеры использования Right to drinking water на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Right to drinking water and sanitation.
JS12 recommended that Bolivia guarantee, as a priority the right to drinking water.
The right to drinking water and sanitation.
Paragraph 12 of the draft norms had been amended to include the right to drinking water.
The right to drinking water is a fundamental right. .
Colombia's political constitution does not explicitly refer to the right to drinking water and sanitation.
The right to drinking water, the consequence of which is free water. .
For the first time, the United Nations recognized the right to drinking water and sanitation as a fundamental human right. .
The right to drinking water is therefore an essential component of the right to life.
For the first time, the United Nations has recognized the right to drinking water and sanitation as an essential human right. .
Reaffirm the right to drinking water and sanitation as a human right that is essential for the full enjoyment of life and all human rights; .
These criteria must be taken into account while ensuring that the right to drinking water and sanitation is being effectively implemented.
The right to drinking water is the right of every individual to have access to the amount of water required to meet his or her basic needs.
The Sub-Commission has been spending more time discussing the right to drinking water and the right to food, among other matters of fundamental importance.
Intensify its efforts to ensure that the Roma are not victims of discrimination,especially in areas such as access to housing and the right to drinking water and sanitation(Chile);
The Committee further asserted that the right to drinking water is closely linked to the right to health and the right to food.
In that spirit, France is committed, in the framework of an open, informal and trans-regional group of States-- the Blue Group-- to promoting the right to drinking water and sanitation and to working for its implementation.
Considering that the right to drinking water is part of the right to adequate food, the Mission makes the same legal findings as in the case of the el-Bader flour mill.
Together with Germany, Spain has proposed an initiative for the recognition of the right to drinking water and sanitation as a human right. .
The right to drinking water and sanitation is a priority of France's international activities, and the Forum will be an opportunity to step up our mobilization in this area.
Peru played an active role throughout the process of identifying the obligations surrounding the right to drinking water and sanitation, with a view to its ultimate recognition as a human right. .
The right to drinking water and sanitation constitutes a part of internationally recognized human rights and may be considered as a prerequisite to the realization of other human rights. .
In deepening our consideration of the challenges that implementing the right to drinking water and sanitation presents, we must recognize the central role of the human rights entities of the United Nations.
The right to drinking water means that all persons, without discrimination, must have access for their basic needs to a sufficient quantity and quality of water supplied under the best possible conditions.
More specifically, the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, in general comment No. 15, noted that the right to drinking water forms part of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. .
The relationship between the right to drinking water and other internationally recognized human rights is such that it affects peace and security, as failure to ensure adequate water for all has led to conflicts.
Finally, on 22 November 2002, the independent expert took part in the discussion day held bythe Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights on the right to drinking water, at the end of which the Committee adopted its general comment on the subject.
On measures taken to ensure the right to drinking water, Peru stated that in 2012 a special budgetary programme had been implemented and that, between 2006 and 2012, the provision of water had been increased from 72 to 80 per cent.
Willamette University College of Law(WUCL) noted that less than half of the population had access to piped water, that many people drank water that was contaminated by industrial waste, andthat private land rights impeded the right to drinking water.
The content of the unanimous resolutions varied from liberalization of trade in services in connection with the right to drinking water(resolution 2002/6)to the rights of non-citizens(resolution 2002/18), a wide range of subjects that reveals the expertise of the expert members of the Sub-Commission.