Примеры использования To decision-making positions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Increase in number of women appointed to decision-making positions in the Government.
Women candidates and employers might not be mentally andpsychologically ready for the access of women to decision-making positions.
Encourage the appointment of qualified indigenous women to decision-making positions in the areas of administration and public service.
Its main goal was to promote the socio-political role of Russian women and to advance them to decision-making positions.
But women still lack access to decision-making positions at the local level and their needs are poorly represented in such action plans.
That had created a strong foundation for women's advancement to decision-making positions.
Perhaps, if women could have greater access to decision-making positions in Governments throughout the world, those atrocities would not occur so frequently.
As a result of these challenges, rural women remained poor andwith limited access to decision-making positions in the country.
Developing a comprehensive vision of women's access to decision-making positions and institutionalizing affirmative action measures are on the agenda.
However, women still lag behind men in these countries in terms of salary scale,access to decision-making positions and family burden.
In terms of women's access to decision-making positions, Tunisia employed a method which amounted to a quota system with regard to elected posts of authority.
In the civil service, the number of women appointed to decision-making positions had increased.
In terms of the access of women to decision-making positions in the civil service, he said that 26 per cent of such positions were currently occupied by women.
Promote women participation in political life and their access to decision-making positions and management(France);
Mr. Fuchs(Czech Republic) said that Czech legislation governing the civil service provided that gender balance must be taken into account in the recruitment andpromotion of officials to decision-making positions.
Such progress notwithstanding,women still had difficulties in securing access to decision-making positions in the economic and political spheres.
All sectors of society, especially the most vulnerable ones, including women, youth, ethnic minorities, indigenous peoples and the disabled,must have access to decision-making positions.
Women had equal opportunities to be appointed to decision-making positions, although it was true that in practice they were still underrepresented.
The second plan had further advanced the participation of women in society and politics andpromoted their access to decision-making positions.
On the positive side, progress,although uneven, has been made in women's access to decision-making positions and the development of institutional mechanisms for the advancement of women.
Rural women were benefiting from literacy programmes, which, along with the emergingnetwork of rural women's associations, were boosting the access to decision-making positions.
Although significant strides have been made, strenuous efforts are continuing to be made to recruit more female Professionals,in particular to decision-making positions.
As part of the President's initiatives to promote gender equality, more women were to be appointed to decision-making positions and their representation in all national and local authorities was to be no less than 30 per cent.
The State party should indicate the percentage of female local government employees in rural areas,as well as the percentage of women elected to decision-making positions in those areas.
This will is manifest in the fact that a number of women have been appointed to decision-making positions in Qatar, including the first woman Minister of Education and Higher Education from 2003 to 2009 and the Minister of Health from 2008 to 2009.
Accelerate the adoption of the bill on parity andinclude therein the 35 per cent quota for nominations to decision-making positions in the public sector;
Empowering women, notably through access to decision-making positions, participation in public affairs, elevation of their social and economic status and improvement of their health and educational opportunities, was instrumental to achieving development goals.
Thus, the Government Program for 2011-2014, the section on Gender policies, provides for introduction of quotas to facilitate the promotion of women to decision-making positions.
Ms. Patten, referring to the circulars issued by the Prime Minister in 2001 regarding the appointment of women to decision-making positions, asked whether there was any likelihood that they would be translated into special temporary measures under article 4, paragraph 1, of the Convention.