Примеры использования Their sphere of influence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Principle 1: to support andrespect the protection of international human rights within their sphere of influence;
From a geographical point of view, the French today are operating within their sphere of influence, which was formed as a result of the conference in San Remo in 1920.
As the producers of existing, and developers of new, medicines they can-- and do-- make a difference within their sphere of influence.
This person's house then became the"base of operations" for ministry in the region and their sphere of influence would afford natural, relational pathways for the kingdom to flow through.
The survey asked the FG500 firms to rank the stakeholders their human rights policies or practices encompassed- in effect,to indicate their conception of their sphere of influence.
The Taliban forces, outnumbered andoutgunned in a place far from their sphere of influence, withdrew from Mazar on 28 May.
Some are hoping to expand their sphere of influence and break through to new tempting electorate vistas, while to others an influential ally is a question of 5% life in Parliament or political death.
Māheśvarī(māheśvarī) and other goddesses(ādyāḥ)(who have their sphere of influence) in"ka"(ka) group(varga), etc.
International extremist groups might try to expand their sphere of influence into Central Asia, acknowledged Kyrgyz President Sooronbai Jeenbekov in a December 27 interview with Russia's Izvestia.
It has been implied that Lord Chaos, andits counterpart, Master Order, have vast powers which they use to manipulate events within their sphere of influence in subtle ways.
Within their sphere of influence, private enterprises should have demonstrated a commitment to meeting or exceeding the principles of the Compact by translating them into operational corporate practice.
It is relevant to note that the Global Compact asks participating business entities"to embrace,support and enact, within their sphere of influence" its ten principles.
BISHKEK-- International extremist groups might try to expand their sphere of influence into Central Asia, warned Kyrgyz President Sooronbai Jeenbekov in an interview with Russia's Izvestia Wednesday December 27.
During the Cold War,there had been a clear strategic imperative for rich countries to help the poorer countries in their sphere of influence, so as to build alliances.
Within their sphere of influence, private enterprises should have demonstrated a commitment to meeting or exceeding the principles of the Compact by translating them into operational corporate practice;
With regard to human rights in particular, the Secretary-General asked the businesscommunity to support and respect the protection of international human rights within their sphere of influence and to make sure their own corporations are not complicit in human rights abuses.
If the bodies of a subsidizedlegal entity(e.g. political parties) or individuals within their sphere of influence commit an offence of defamation or incitement to hatred against certain parts of the population(e.g. disparagement of religious doctrines) or pursuant to the Prohibition Act of 1947 legislative materials: 889 BlgNR 24.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland,on 31 January 1999, the Secretary-General challenged world business leaders to embrace and enact a set of universal principles within their sphere of influence in the areas of human rights, labour standards and the environment.
Based on the assumption that societal stability and peace is good for business, in 2001 the Compact convened a series of dialogues on the role of business in zones of armed conflict in order toidentify how businesses can strengthen human security within their sphere of influence.
The Secretary-General's Global Compact initiative, by which transnational corporations cancommit themselves to"support and respect the protection of internationally proclaimed human rights within their sphere of influence" and"make sure that they are not complicit in human rights abuses" is also an important initiative and could be a powerful mechanism for ensuring accountability if monitoring mechanisms could be put in place.
In addition, subsidies under the 1984 Journalism Subsidy Act may be revoked because of defamation or incitement to hatred against certain parts of the population(also defamation of religions) or because of the Prohibition Act; this may affect bodies of a subsidised legal entity(e.g. political parties)or individuals within their sphere of influence.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos on 31 January 1999, UN Secretary-General Kofi A. Annan challenged world business leaders to"embrace andenact" a set of universal principles within their sphere of influence in the areas of human rights, labour standards and the environment.
Drawing attention to the role of the private sector in combating human trafficking, she recommended that MemberStates should engage enterprises, hold them to account in preventing trafficking in persons in their sphere of influence, and envisage specific roles for them in national action plans.
The compact asks business to advocate a stronger United Nations and to embrace, within this sphere of influence, universal principles derived from the World Summit for Social Development, the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,such as protecting human rights within their sphere of influence, supporting the abolition of child labour and taking a precautionary approach to environmental challenges.
They also pledged to act within their spheres of influence to foster dialogue and cooperation.
It asks companies to embrace,support and enact, within their spheres of influence, a set of core values regarding human rights, labour standards, the environment, and anti-corruption.
The last three hundred years of history passed in the struggle of imperial nations that sought to expand their spheres of influence and establish their political domination.
Real policy is still built on the pragmatic interests of the great powers that have their spheres of influence around the world.
The Norms refer to existing standards of international human rights that transnational corporations andother business enterprises should respect in their spheres of influence.
Under these new Principles and Guidelines, MNCs are responsible for avoiding adverse impacts and must exercise due diligence in ensuring this through their value chains andbusiness relationships, and within their spheres of influence.