Примеры использования Third plan of action на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It welcomed the aims of the Third Plan of Action for Gender Equality.
Spain's Third Plan of Action for Equal Opportunities, copies of which had been circulated to the Committee, was the most recent of those initiatives.
The Committee welcomes the adoption of the Third Plan of Action for Equal Opportunities 1997-2000.
The Third Plan of Action for Equal Opportunities, which was adopted on 7 March 1997 and will continue until the year 2000, introduced integrated measures between all State bodies, the autonomous communities and civil society.
The Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations adopted the Third Plan of Action on Gender and Development 2002-2007.
In this connection, the Third Plan of Action for Equal of Opportunities for Women and Men has a component that deals exclusively with combating violence.
As previously mentioned,education is one of the areas of action covered by the Third Plan of Action for Equal Opportunities for Women.
For this reason, the Third Plan of Action for Equal Opportunities for Women includes a separate area devoted to rural women.
This article is accordingly being implemented in each of the areas covered by the Third Plan of Action for Equal Opportunities.
In this connection, and in accordance with the Third Plan of Action for Equal Opportunities for Women, the following objectives have been established.
The Committee notes with appreciation that the issue of women in rural settings is one of the 10 areas of concern in the Third Plan of Action for Equal Opportunities.
This has resulted from some of the measures included in the third Plan of Action for Equal Opportunities for Women, which for the first time in Spain met the needs of rural women in an autonomous area table 11.1.
Among the issues discussed during 1996-1998 were the assessment of the Second Plan of Action for Equal Opportunities for Women,information on the Third Plan of Action, a report on the bill concerning the food payment guarantee fund and a report on the Women's Monitoring Unit.
In November 2001, FAO adopted the Third Plan of Action on Gender and Development, which addresses the capacity of family members, women and men alike, to achieve both sustainable livelihoods and household food security.
The Committee notes that recent governmental action, andin particular the Third Plan of Action for Equal Opportunities, are placed within the context of the implementation of the Beijing Platform for Action. .
In conformity with this article, the Third Plan of Action for Equal Opportunities includes integrated measures in a number of areas intended to change the social and cultural patterns of conduct between men and women; because of their importance, this report focuses on activities in education and the media.
The Committee notes that women's participation in the labour market is one of the priority areas in the Third Plan of Action, and that the Employment Plan for 1998 is also contributing to a change in the situation of women in the labour market.
The Committee welcomes the State party's adoption of the Third Plan of Action for persons with disabilities, which addresses disability along gender-analysis lines, as well as the Global Action Strategy for the Employment of Persons with Disabilities 2008-2012, including its first plan of action, covering the years 2008-2010.
In order to overcome these deficiencies,which involve clear discrimination based on sex, the Third Plan of Action for Equal Opportunities for Women includes in its objective 1.4 the promotion of women's participation in physical exercise and sports.
Also, on 7 March 1998 the Spanish Government approved the Third Plan of Action for Equal Opportunities for Men and Women which has as one of its priorities the promotion of positive action towards effective job diversification and the advancement of women in companies, trade unions and public administration.
In addition to the above-mentioned legal framework,it should be noted that, as mentioned above, the Third Plan of Action for Equal Opportunities for Women(1997-2000) contains a separate section providing for activities intended to promote a balanced and non-stereotypical image of women in the media.
Spain reported that its equal opportunity and other policies,including its third plan of action for equal opportunities for women and men(1997-2000), its first plan of action against domestic violence in 1998 and its second comprehensive plan of action against domestic violence(2001-2004), addressed gender-based violence and emphasized social intervention.
Regarding employment, women's involvement in the job market had beengrowing over several decades, and their participation had been one of the priorities for action in the second and third Plans of Action for Equal Opportunities.
In 2010 the Government approved the third National Plan of Action for the protection of the rights of children.
Malaysia recognized Indonesia's commitment to human rights through the adoption of an extensive list of national human rights legislation and the launched Third National Plan of Action.
Efforts at the national level included adoption of the Third National Plan of Action for Achieving Gender Equality for the period 2012-2014 and the preparation of the first long-term plan for gender equality, a strategy covering the period through 2020.
Spain recognized the efforts undertaken by Indonesia in termsof human rights and welcomed the adoption of the Third Human Rights Plan of Action.
Attaching great importance to the implementation of its commitments under the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action, her Government was implementing a third National Plan of Action on Human Rights, which incorporated all ratified international human rights instruments, and offered the public more opportunities to channel their grievances on human rights issues.
Morocco noted with satisfaction Indonesia's launching of Third National Plan of Action for human rights for the period 2011- 2014. Morocco requested more detailed information on the seven pillars forming the Plan of Action, particularly relating to public complaints.
The Committee notes the adoption of the Third National Plan of Action(NPA) for Children(2005-2010) to further the implementation of the Convention, and in line with the Plan of action"A World Fit for Children" adopted by General Assembly at its Special Session on Children and the MDGs.