Примеры использования Such measures would на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such measures would benefit women in particular.
That provision was very broad, andhe would like to know what impact such measures would have on Covenant rights.
Such measures would address both new and traditional challenges.
The Government should endeavour to increase public acceptance of quotas for women in decision-making posts;many societies believed that such measures would promote mediocrity in public office, but the high percentage of educated women in Kazakhstan made such fears unnecessary.
Such measures would facilitate the sustainable growth of the global supply chain.
There was general agreement that although technology could contribute to reducing the humanitarian impact of these weapons both during and after conflict, such measures would not be sufficient and must also be supplemented by an integrated, global and preventive approach to enhance compliance with IHL and promote responsible use.
Such measures would help to secure coherent development of the multilateral trading system.
While noting the explanation provided by the State party according to which the draft regulation requiring the return of pregnant migrant women to their country of origin to give birth was still under discussion,the Committee remains concerned that such measures would constitute a discrimination against migrant women art. 5 e.
Such measures would only create tension and politicize global counter-terrorism efforts.
The Argentine Republic had on numerous occasions warned the United Kingdom that it would reject any British pretension to adopt unilateral measures that would affect fisheries resources in the maritime areas surrounding the Malvinas Islands, and that such measures would have a negative impact on bilateral cooperation within the framework of the South Atlantic Fisheries Commission.
Such measures would benefit the economies of tropical countries while benefiting mankind as a whole.
In order to secure the right to equality for persons with disabilities, States Parties undertake to take all appropriate steps, including by legislation, to provide reasonable accommodation, defined as necessary and appropriate modification and adjustments to guarantee to persons with disabilities the enjoyment or exercise on an equal footing of all human rights andfundamental freedoms, unless such measures would impose a disproportionate burden.
Such measures would strengthen coordination and help ensure the full utilization of resources.
In order to guarantee compliance with the principle of equal treatment in relation to persons with disabilities, States Parties undertake to take all appropriate steps, including by legislation, to ensure that reasonable accommodation is provided; reasonable accommodation to be defined as necessary and appropriate modification and adjustments, where needed in a particular case, to ensure to persons with disabilities the enjoyment or exercise on an equal footing of all human rights andfundamental freedoms, unless such measures would impose a disproportionate burden.
Iii In addition to the above, such measures would be eligible for financial support under Article 11.5.
Such measures would include promoting the observance of human rights and good governance, both political and economic.
Brazil added that such measures would benefit from the development of an action plan for their implementation.
Such measures would promote cooperation between competition agencies of developed and developing countries.
Some members felt that such measures would compensate the Organization for loss of purchasing power or income due to late payment of assessed contributions respectively and would tend to encourage earlier payments.
Such measures would maximize potential synergies in the generation of additional resources for development.
These were put forward in the belief that such measures would facilitate global disarmament, including actual reductions of arsenals that would, in turn, free up resources that could be devoted instead to economic and social development.
Such measures would contribute to the prevention of an arms race in outer space and to the promotion of international cooperation.
Such measures would form part of the second phase, which would be addressed now that the bulk of the reforms were in place.
Such measures would violate the provisions and principles of the Convention, in particular the principles established by Article 3, paragraphs 1 and 5.
Such measures would depend on the potential threat and would have to change in accordance with the changing facts and circumstances of attacks.
Such measures would include lobbying for support from international agencies in the countries of origin of the ministers and advocating for increased support from the General Assembly.
Such measures would improve synergies between organizations active in the same area or in related areas and thus render development activities more efficient.
Such measures would facilitate the compilation of a wide range of data into a series of easily consumable information products aimed at decision-makers in emergency situations.
Such measures would not only help developing countries but also create new opportunities for investment and trade for home countries and their business community.
Such measures would also be geared to ensuring efficient processing, recycling of agricultural and forest products, product certification, and regulating a number of industries.