Примеры использования State recognises на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The State recognises and protects the ethnic variety of the nation.
Thus in article 50 it also stipulates that,within a regime of independence and autonomy, the State recognises the Catholic Church as an important element in the historical, cultural and moral formation of Peru and collaborates with it.
The State recognises its duty to protect and develop the family, considered a basic institution of society.
Similarly, sub-article(2) of article 3 of the Sports Act(Laws of Malta, Cap.),stipulates that'The State recognises that no discrimination should be permitted on the grounds of sex, race, colour, religion or political opinion or residence within different localities of Malta in the access to sport facilities or to sport activities.
The State recognises that by reason of family life within the home, a parent gives to the State a support without which the common good cannot be achieved.
Financially, the State recognises that more women are needed to contribute in the labour market.
The State recognises how essential it is to ensure vulnerable groups like children, older persons and persons with disabilities do access amenities of life such as food and shelter.
Barbados, as a small island developing state recognises the importance of global institutions and international co-operation to combat the multilateral problems of the twenty-first century.
The State recognises, respects and promotes their ways of life, customs, traditions and forms of society, languages and dialects, and the wearing of indigenous costumes by men and women.
Albanian state recognises this statement as valid only under reciprocity circumstances.
In particular, the State recognises that by her life within the home, woman gives to the State a support without which the common good cannot be achieved.
The State recognises, respects and promotes their lifestyles, customs, traditions, forms of social organisation, the wearing of indigenous costume by men and women, languages and dialects.
The State recognises the right of every citizen to work and to just and favourable conditions of work and with a view to ensuring the effective realisation of the right undertakes.
Similarly,"the State recognises and guarantees to members of the national minorities the right to preserve, develop and express their ethnic, cultural, linguistic and religious identity" art. 6 1.
The State recognises the difficulty of balancing demands for an adequate standard of living on one hand and the imperative not to so overburden the economy that would grind production to a halt.
The State recognises the universal and progressive right of everyone to social security for his protection and for the enhancement of the quality of life(art. 10) and guarantees free access to health services and pensions art. 11.
The State recognises that the family is the natural and fundamental element of society and the right of everyone to form a family and undertakes to promote the legal, economic and social protection of the family.
The State recognises the importance of higher education and has made enormous legislative, policy and institutional investments in the sector so that as many students as qualify to enrol in universities have the opportunity to do so.
Consequently the State recognises the need to increase its presence by stepping up resource commitment and providing more efficient and timely services in order to ease the problem of marginalisation and move towards national integration.
The State recognises the right of every citizen to a decent and dignified existence and with a view to ensuing that its citizens are not left unprovided for by reason of incapacity to work or involuntary unemployment undertakes to maintain a system of social security.
Similarly, the State recognises the right to form trade unions, to carry out collective bargaining and to strike, guaranteeing its democratic exercise:(a) it guarantees trade union freedom;(b) it encourages collective bargaining and the peaceful settlement of labour disputes.
The State recognises the unique status and natural maternal functions of women in society and undertakes as a result to take appropriate measures to ensure that a working mother is afforded special protection with regard to paid leave and her conditions at work during such reasonable period as provided by law before and after childbirth.
The Irish Free State recognised the abdication on 12 December.
All states recognise each other's licence.
This radical change of course implies that States recognise the crucial role played in society by NGOs to ensure better compliance with international law.
States recognise that there may be circumstances in which special protection and security may be necessary for indigenous peoples in times of armed conflict.
States recognise the challenges in ensuring the surveillance and protection of such a large territory, considering the existence of factors(e.g. presence of aedes) which may facilitate the spread of contamination.
It is encouraging to see that these States recognise the value of field training and command post exercises involving various scenarios that members might face, and that applying IHL principles and rules to concrete examples during training increases understanding of the practical application of the law.
The Republic of Montenegro became an independent state recognised by the United Nations following a national referendum in July 2006.