Примеры использования To a dignified life на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In brief, the right to a dignified life remains only a right and not an everyday reality.
Water is vital to life, and access to clean andsafe drinking water and basic sanitation is essential to a dignified life.
Older people had a right to a dignified life, and to recognition for their past contribution to society.
Mr. Rahola(Observer for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies)emphasized that the right of children to a dignified life started in the family.
It was essential to recognize the right of poor people to a dignified life, food, work, education, good health, shelter and development.
The Government indicated that the adoption of unilateral coercive measures constituted a violation of human rights, in particular,the right to a dignified life and the right to development.
Children and adolescents were given the right to a dignified life, health, education, leisure, work and, above all, to legal assistance.
The Special Rapporteur thus conceives of development as a collective learning process that people must undergo to realize that democratization and antidiscrimination are essential to a dignified life.
Meeting of the Women's Continental Front for the Right to a Dignified Life and the Self-Determination and Sovereignty of Peoples, held in Caracas.
Thereafter, in September 2010, the Human Rights Council adopted a resolution asserting the right to water andsanitation as deriving from the right to a dignified life and an acceptable standard of living.
The answer to this question is very clear to us:it is important for us to have the right to a dignified life and self-actualization in our society, each individual being able to express themselves the way they are.
Ecuador believes that to have the goal of living on $1 plus 1 cent per day-- in order to supposedly overcome extreme poverty or to avoid dying prematurely,as one might deduce from the MDGs-- does not lead to a dignified life.
They stand for a welfare state where the whole population has the right to a dignified life, regardless of whether they live in periphery or in Tallinn.
We call upon the humanitarian, brotherly, hospitable sense-- the same that our continent showed in the past in sharing its scarce resources-- in nations that today take in our migrants,who are dreaming of having a job and the right to a dignified life, far from their countries.
I believe that the commitment of the United Nations to the right of every human being to a dignified life in safety should become the focus of attention of all Member States of the United Nations.
We need also to ensure sustainable development without environmental degradation and an atmosphere free from armed conflict where the rights to freedom from fear,freedom from want and freedom to a dignified life are respected.
As one delegate noted in his remarks yesterday,"Creating an environment for refugees,conducive to a dignified life, whether in a host country or upon return to the country of origin, is of utmost importance.
Jointly with the Ministry for Women and Social Development(MIMDES), the Ministry has been working on an equal opportunities plan as a means of reaffirming the inter-sectoral commitment to the achievement of equitable relations between men and women and ensuring effective equality of rights and opportunities,recognizing the inalienable right of all women and men to a dignified life and to full citizenship.
It also noted with appreciation the efforts to address some of the key concerns such as the right to education,right to a dignified life, the freedom of expression, the rights of women, children, disabled and family unit.
In conclusion, the European Union therefore supports the Secretary-General's vision that the implementation of the concept of human security does not in itself mean any additional work for the Organization,but that it complements and focuses the activities of the United Nations in a broad spectrum of areas-- always predicated on the goal of achieving the rights of all people to a dignified life.
In its policy statement,while rejecting the permanent resettlement of Palestinians in Lebanon, the Government of Lebanon acknowledged their right to a dignified life and pledged to continue its efforts to resolve their humanitarian and social concerns inside and outside the camps.
It acted at the request of the nongovernmental organization Pro Public,which invoked the provisions of the 2007 interim Constitution of Nepal guaranteeing the fundamental right to food sovereignty and the right to a dignified life, as well as the international obligations of Nepal to fulfil the right to food.
To that end, it was necessary to reduce the differences between poor and wealthy countries, meet the needs of millions of people in the developing world who aspired to a dignified life, and correct the imbalances in the global trade and economy that adversely affected developing countries and international stability.
The Committee regrets that the State party has not accorded sufficient attention to the well-being of older persons, norhas it made an effort to guarantee to them a dignified life.
Widows had a legitimate right to lead a dignified life.
Iii Prevention of disability,providing opportunities to disables to lead a dignified life.
The key idea of the bill is to provide services enabling the elderly to live a dignified life.
In the area of social and economic development,Tunisia has increased its efforts to ensure a dignified life for members of all social sectors.
For the time being, we are more focused on the internal life of the Republic andour first priority is to ensure a dignified life for our citizens.
As a result of such acts and policies, the people of Gaza were left without civic infrastructure, livelihoods orproper means to lead a dignified life.