Примеры использования State has adopted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To this end, the State has adopted the following main strategies.
The State has adopted a number of measures to combat this phenomenon, as described hereunder.
Since the enactment of the Constitution, the State has adopted one piece of legislation that addresses discrimination.
The State has adopted legislation prohibiting judicial organs and their personnel from using torture.
In order to guarantee citizens the right to work, the State has adopted a series of policies, procedures and measures to increase employment.
The State has adopted a number of measures on the social protection of the population, including needy citizens.
When it comes to protecting children from economic andsocial exploitation, the State has adopted a range of legislation to provide such protection.
The State has adopted special legislation to enhance the protection of women's rights in Bolivia.
Further to its international obligations under these instruments, the State has adopted legislative and executive measures to combat human trafficking.
The State has adopted a clearly defined policy of investing in the development of Qatari men and women.
Where there is only one coastal State involved,and that coastal State has adopted measures for the conservation and management of the stock(s);
The State has adopted laws, policies and programmes for comprehensive assistance that take into account international standards.
Pursuant to article 1, section 2, of the Convention, the State has adopted several acts indicating distinctions or restrictions between citizens and non-citizens.
The State has adopted the constitutional and legal measures required for accession to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
In connection with the raising of the retirement age for women, the State has adopted additional measures to promote employment, including employment of middle-aged women.
The State has adopted act No. 048/2004 of 19 November 2004 on the National Cultural Policy for economic development.
Along with the work to draft the legislation andthe efforts towards correct practical implementation of the legislation to prevent discrimination and intolerance, the State has adopted a number of measures aiming to promote mutual respect, understanding and cooperation between all the people living in Albania.
The State has adopted a number of measures to provide financial assistance to students in higher education who are in economic difficulty.
Additionally, with the support of OHCHR, the State has adopted legislation that provides certain guarantees for the realization of the human rights of persons with disabilities.
The State has adopted a broad programme, among other things, to operationalise the access rights of the differently-abled and to ensure their safety and independence.
To guarantee the equal right to housing, the State has adopted policies on housing support for poor people and people belonging to ethnic minorities living in difficult areas.
The State has adopted this scheme and support has been provided by United Nations organizations working in Iraq, such as the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) and United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA);
In addition, the State has adopted the following measures and policies aimed at containing inflation and fighting against monopoly in order to protect consumers.
Moreover, the State has adopted policies and measures to support child health and to provide free health care to all children under five.
Another State has adopted legislation that explicitly authorizes relevant information, even if confidential, to be passed on to the United Nations.
Besides, the State has adopted norms designed to limit the rights of private persons in the domain of obtaining fair compensation in an event of seizure of a land plot.
Only one State has adopted a range of measures to regulate financial transfers through informal remittance systems, although seven others have some controls in place.
Only one State has adopted legislation to criminalize the financing of terrorism, but seven others have introduced some legal provisions to address the issue.
In that regard, the State has adopted the necessary national legislation and has begun to assume control over the possession of such weapons because of their close link to transnational organized crime.
Although every State has adopted AML/CFT legislation, in light of the high level of economic activity and liberal financial systems of this subregion, States remain vulnerable to organized crime and money-laundering.