Примеры использования Right to sufficient на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The right to sufficient food.
Measures taken to ensure that everyone enjoys the right to sufficient food.
Right to sufficient food.
Right to sufficient water.
Furthermore, the right to water is indissociable from the right to sufficient food.
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Many of these have been forced to live under rebel control and denied their right to sufficient food, shelter and health care.
How is the right to sufficient food guaranteed and what measures are taken to that end?
Given the seriousness of the remedies, the registry should have the right to sufficient safeguards, including the right to 3 arbitrators if it so elects.
Under the aegis of His Majesty Juan Carlos, King of Spain,the Declaration of Barcelona on'the Food Rights of Man'proclaimed in March 1992 that'all human beings have the right to sufficient and wholesome food.
Following an amendment to article 4 of the Constitution, the right to sufficient, safe, clean, accessible and affordable drinking water and sanitation was guaranteed to all Mexicans.
And as the world's number 1 rice exporter, Thailand never uses a measure to limit rice exporting, so thatthe people in the food import countries can enjoy their right to sufficient food during the world food crisis.
However, in article 19 Cst(connected with art.62, para.2 Cst),it guarantees the right to sufficient and free primary education, the organization of which is the responsibility of the cantons.
The right to sufficient food, clothing and shelter, the right to a decent quality of life and the right to live peacefully and in security are often neglected in the clamour for individual rights. .
For that reason, President Enrique Peña Nieto decided to spotlight the cruellest aspect of poverty,"hunger", and in January 2013 launched the National Crusade against Hunger in order to give effect to the right to"sufficient, high-quality food.
The right to sufficient food is secured by laws, including the Food Sanitation Act(20 January 1962), the Public Assistance Act(10 December 1961), the School Feeding Act(29 January 1981), and the Nutrition Improvement Ordinance 14 August 1969.
In Germany, there is no need for measures to improve the methods of production, conservation and distribution of food by making full use of the technical andscientific knowledge in order to contribute towards the realization of the right to sufficient food since this right has already been realized.
In March 1992,the Declaration of Barcelona had proclaimed that all human beings had the right to sufficient and wholesome food, and in December 1992, the World Declaration on Nutrition had recognized that access to nutritionally adequate and safe food was a right of each individual.
With reference to para. 82 of the report, is a person accused of an administrative offence that is punishable by 15 days of detention guaranteed a fair judicial procedure, including the right to counsel, the right to summon andquestion witnesses, and the right to sufficient time and means for preparation of a defence?
Considering that all persons have the right to sufficient supplies of water to meet their essential needs and to have access to acceptable sanitation facilities that take account of the requirements of hygiene, human dignity, public health and environmental protection.
During the interactive dialogue, some Member States andcivil society organizations made comments relating to addressing cuts in social security, the right to sufficient income for older persons and the inclusion of informal sector workers and women in measures to assure basic income in old age.
Bearing in mind also that all persons have the right to sufficient supplies of water to meet their essential needs and to have access to culturally acceptable, accessible, secure and affordable sanitation facilities that take account of the requirements of hygiene, human dignity, public health and environmental protection.
In February 2012, article 3 of the Constitution was amended to make upper secondary education mandatory, as a way to strengthen equality of rights, andarticle 4 was reformed to include, for the first time, the right to a healthy environment and the right to sufficient and affordable access to and availability of healthy and acceptable treated water for personal and household use, as well as the State's responsibility to guarantee this right. .
For its part, in its resolution 2006/10, the Subcommission on the Promotion andProtection of Human Rights confirms the right to sufficient supplies of water to meet essential needs, as well as access to acceptable sanitation facilities that take account of the requirements of hygiene, human dignity, public health and environmental protection see A/HRC/2/2, chap. II.
Many delegations recalled international commitments regarding the right to access sufficient, safe and nutritious food, consistent with the right to adequate food and the fundamental right to be free from hunger.
Everyone has the right to a sufficient quantity of clean water for personal and domestic uses.
At the United Nations Conference for Sustainable Development in June 2012, world leaders reaffirmed their commitments regarding the right to safe, sufficient and nutritious food, consistent with the right to adequate food and the fundamental right to be free from hunger.
The right to adequate food is a necessary, but not alone sufficient component of the right to adequate nutrition.
The Committee defines the right to water as the right of everyone to sufficient, safe, acceptable, physically accessible and affordable water for personal and domestic use.