Примеры использования Should develop programmes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Countries should develop programmes in accordance with the existing rules and regulations.
Recommendation XIV. Governments, non-governmental organizations andwomen's movements should develop programmes to enable women to implement their decisions on the timing and spacing of their children.
They should develop programmes to ensure access to adequate water services in line with the Millennium Development Goals.
UNESCO, in cooperation with the Centre for Human Rights, should develop programmes for teaching human rights to journalists and students of journalism.
States should develop programmes for youth who are members of different racial and ethnic minority groups to pursue scientific careers.
While respecting individual preferences for living arrangements, all sectors of society,including Governments, should develop programmes to strengthen families and to foster intergenerational relations.
States should develop programmes to recognize and eradicate abuse and violations of girls, boys, women and men with disabilities.
Member States andprivate sector bodies should take measures to reduce the costs of fund transfers to the workers' communities of origin and governments should develop programmes and incentives to channel those remittances into productive investments.
In that connection, the Department should develop programmes that exposed the suffering of Palestinians living under Israeli occupation.
In light of article 23 of the Convention, which relates to the rights of mentally or physically disabled children and which is based on the principle that children with disabilities are entitled to a full and decent life in conditions which promote dignity, self-reliance and facilitate participation within society,the Committee has stated that States parties should develop programmes to facilitate the active participation in the community of children with disabilities.
Agencies should develop programmes specifically targeted to indigenous women but should also seek to mainstream gender in all programmes; .
Governments, the United Nations system andother intergovernmental organizations should develop programmes, in cooperation with indigenous peoples, to build the capacity and awareness of their staff to better understand and address indigenous issues.
The secretariat should develop programmes to provide technical assistance to States parties to support them, at their request, in meeting their reporting obligations.
The institutions should develop programmes, activities and projects based on the provisions of the Declaration, such as those relating to minority participation, education, language rights, civic education and other key minority issues.
Governments and civil society,including the media, should develop programmes involving women relating to peace education and conflict prevention and resolution, and girls and women should be encouraged to speak as women, rather than as representatives of other interests.
States should develop specific programmes and strategies for ensuring human rights education.
African nations should develop adjustment programmes, like the safety nets developed in advanced countries.
If we follow its absurd argument, all sovereign countries should develop nuclear-weapon programmes for their national security.
Employers and workers'organizations should develop joint action programmes to discourage drug abuse.
States should develop national rehabilitation programmes for all groups of persons with disabilities.
Governments, in cooperation with youth organizations, should develop training programmes for youth which improve methods of agricultural production and marketing.
States should develop national rehabilitation programmes for all groups of persons with disabilities.
Functional commissions should develop multi-year programmes of work for the follow-up and review of conference programmes of action.
States should develop national rehabilitation programmes for all groups of persons with disabilities.
Non-governmental youth organizations andeducation organizations should develop youth-to-youth programmes for basic education, skill training and literacy.
Appropriate entities should develop entrepreneurship programmes that would facilitate sound business plan development, networking, and the management of science and biotechnologies.
Given these and other contributions, policymakers should develop policies and programmes fostering diaspora engagement.
National human rights institutions should develop appropriate programmes to promote tolerance of and respect for all, and should be encouraged to collect relevant information.
Where possible, they should develop their own assistance programmes.
They should develop effective protection programmes where necessary, defined by law and including early-warning systems.