Примеры использования Those inequalities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Could the delegation of Mexico elaborate on those inequalities?
Those inequalities were the result of colonial history and current Government policies.
It would be interesting to know whether there were any plans to address those inequalities.
Efforts needed to be made to address those inequalities at a fundamental level.
Echoes of those inequalities are heard every year in this Assembly Hall, and we have heard them today as well.
AI also noted that the NZHRC raised institutional bias(structural discrimination)as a contributing factor to those inequalities.
Only after having overcome those inequalities would Brazil consolidate itself as a fair, democratic and egalitarian society.
The analysis of such data can reveal inequalities between communities and allow for policy decisions andprogrammes that address those inequalities.
Those inequalities included a lack of access to education, employment, health care and social and legal support systems.
Efforts were being made to redress all those inequalities and to share the national wealth more equitably.
Addressing those inequalities would require putting an end to inflation, the imbalance in the exploitation of natural resources and irrational military expenditures.
For that reason, and in this time of financial crisis, we have to pay particular attention to that fact andmake special efforts to fight those inequalities with regard to health.
It was recognized that those inequalities have become so large and unsustainable that they contribute to social instability.
It was nevertheless to be hoped that the authorities would take advantage of Morocco's accession to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women to put an end to those inequalities.
Reactions and counter-reactions to those inequalities can lead to violence that targets the civilian population, often driven by existential fears on both sides.
In all countries of the world, no matter how advanced they were,women lagged behind men in many areas, such as education, health and employment, and globalization had further accentuated those inequalities.
Addressing those inequalities would also require putting an end to unequal trade relations, the imbalance in the exploitation of natural resources, inflation, and irrational military expenditures.
Particularly in the light of proposals to withdraw programmes that were tackling those inequalities, he called on the Government to set out detailed plans to address those issues.
Those inequalities needed to be tackled through their root causes, which included poverty, prejudice and conflict, by adopting action-oriented strategies and integrated, gender-responsive approaches to meet the Millennium Development Goals.
One year before the World Conference against Racism,the Millennium Declaration did not give special attention to the fact that those inequalities might refer to ethnic and racial differences.
Consequently, he concludes that the international juridical order is compelled to take those inequalities into account and to guarantee minimum applicable standards to the parties in the weakest position e.g. by granting them special rights.
To facilitate the monitoring process, an African Gender and Development Index will be developed to serve as a tool for measuring gender inequality andthe effectiveness of policies in reducing those inequalities.
Increased participation by the disadvantaged groups will help to identify and reduce those inequalities that are most relevant, and enable the affected persons to become part of the policy processes identifying solutions.
In the view of the State party, did the Convention establish a legal duty to ensure formal equality with regard to the rights of historically disadvantaged racial andethnic groups that still suffered from those inequalities, or did it introduce an obligation to achieve equality in practice?
The Government seemed to be aware of problems with recruitment to the civil service andhad a programme to redress those inequalities, but it also reported that no special measures were applied to protect particular groups of people, races or ethnic groups paragraph 150 of the report.
It emphasizes the moral imperatives of eliminating inequalities among people and dismantling the institutional structures primarily related to the acts of omission andcommission of the principal duty-bearers that help to perpetuate those inequalities at both the national and international levels.
It would be useful to know whether the Government had taken affirmative action to counteract those inequalities and if, in so doing, it had based itself on general recommendation No. 32 on the meaning and scope of special measures in the International Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination CERD/C/GC/32.
While inequalities within countries are mainly the domain of national Governments, there are several instances where global rules, or the lack thereof,may enhance those inequalities or constrain government action at the national level to reduce them.
In order to rectify those inequalities, a programme providing for sittings of circuit courts in the interior had been launched in 2009. The first judges to be sent to such areas had been those of the personal status courts, the authorities being of the view that priority should be given to the settlement of family disputes.
Recognizing that, despite the achievements and efforts of middle-income countries, a significant number of people are still living in poverty and inequalities remain, andthat further investment in social services and economic opportunities are needed in order to reduce those inequalities.