Примеры использования Rights of future generations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Foundation for the Rights of Future Generations.
In their contributions, several Member States stressed the need for the Conference to address the needs and rights of future generations.
Environment and the rights of future generations.
We must promote sustainable development that will meet humanity's needs today without jeopardizing the rights of future generations.
Not undermining the rights of future generations.
It is on the basis of these instruments that strategies andactions will be defined to tackle the problems of today's youth and protect the rights of future generations.
Chairman, Council on the Rights of Future Generations; President, the Cousteau Society.
It could have a monitoring function on the protection of the environment, extraterritorial zones, climate and-of paramount importance- the rights of future generations.
Such consideration of the needs and rights of future generations is exactly at the core of the concept of sustainable development.
It could have a monitoring function on the protection of the environment, extra-territorial zones, climate and,of paramount importance, the rights of future generations.
Continue its efforts to preserve the rights of future generations through its Future Generation Fund(Bhutan, Islamic Republic of Iran);
For instance, Bolivia(Plurinational State of), Ecuador, Germany, Kenya, Norway andSouth Africa have enshrined the rights of future generations within their constitutions.
On the national level the right to development relating to the rights of future generations is occasionally found in programmatic provisions in constitutions and basic(environmental) laws.
According to the Foundation for Gaia, cultural rights were not only individual or collective, butcould also be conceived as the rights of future generations.
Countries in which the needs and rights of future generations are not considered, in which women do not enjoy the same rights as men, and in which social disintegration is rife will not achieve sustainable economic development.
Finally, human rights also concern the rights of future generations.
They also require that interactions between the developed and developing countries in trade, science, technology and finance take the form of partnerships,based on the principles of the right to development and the rights of future generations.
It aims to provoke, challenge and ultimately,stimulate politicians to recognize the rights of future generations and to implement measures to protect them.
It was held in our capital city, Valletta- an appropriate choice, perhaps,in view of the international initiatives Malta has taken in the past to promote the rights of future generations.
It refers to both inter-generational equity(the rights of future generations to enjoy a fair level of the common patrimony) and intra-generational equity the rights of all peoples within the current generation of fair access to the current generation's entitlement to the Earth's natural resources.
Agenda 21 remains the most comprehensive andeffective programme of action ever launched by the international community to preserve the rights of future generations.
With regard to standard-setting, the UNESCO Executive Board considered at its one hundred forty-fifth session in 1994 the question of the drafting of a declaration on the rights of future generations, which would be adopted by the General Conference at its twentieth session as a contribution to the commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations and of UNESCO.
Considering that many natural resources are finite and non-renewable, this right needs to be protected with special care,taking into account the rights of future generations.
Promoting sustainable development is one way of guaranteeing the rights of future generations and preventing the adverse effects of an obsession with productivity: Tunisia stated that its framework for action in the area of development is based on a system of priorities that places the human being at the centre of development, which means reconciling politics and economy, social and environmental issues, production and environmental protection.
Decisions about natural resource extraction must therefore be made with care,taking into account environmental concerns and the rights of future generations while respecting the rights of the entire population.
Transnational corporations and other business enterprises shall respect the right to development which all peoples are entitled to participate in and contribute to, and the right to enjoy economic, social, cultural and political development in which all human rights and fundamental freedoms can be fully realized andin which sustainable development can be achieved so as to protect the rights of future generations.
We believe that the United Nations holds in trust for humanity its common heritage and its common concerns: the environment; the resources of the sea and of the seabed;the climate; the rights of future generations; and the safeguarding of the rights of peoples in situations of complete breakdown of the organs of the State.
Obviously, destructive fishing practices continue, but this does not mean that the higher goal of a full-scale moratorium should not be continuously sought,especially in view of the interests and rights of future generations.
In this connection, effective judicial protection of the right to food security should not be confined to redressing legal infringements by any of the links in the agroproductive chain but should focus primarily on the exercise of judicial powers to ensure the sustainability of the relevant agro-productive sector with a view to protecting the rights of future generations in order to reinforce the Nation's sovereignty and independence-- see Judgement No. 692/2005 of the Constitutional Division of the Supreme Court.
Sustainability is the axis of the achievement of economic growth, social well-being and enhanced quality of life without exhausting natural resources:the efforts to satisfy present needs must respect the rights of future generations.