Примеры использования To take positive measures на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A proposal to include an obligation to take positive measures was defeated.
The aforementioned absence of definition regarding the areas in which it is deemed necessary to take positive measures.
Promotes the scope for employers to take positive measures to increase workforce diversity.
The point of departure for any discussion on these obligations should be the recognition that human rights place a duty on States to take positive measures to fulfil these rights.
The obligation to fulfil requires a State to take positive measures to ensure the satisfaction of a right.
To take positive measures to ensure that a diversity of messages appears in spaces devoted to advertising and to promote equality of opportunity among different societal perspectives and viewpoints.
Both federal lawmakers and lawmakers of the communities andregions are now required to take positive measures to protect this right.
In that connection, he encourages States to take positive measures to promote universal access to the Internet and reception of broadcasting.
He appreciates the decision of the authorities of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to take positive measures based on humanitarian concerns.
Furthermore, he would invite States to take positive measures to promote the spread of appropriate technology and in the area of training.
Central to State obligations with respect to the right to adequate housing is the obligation to take positive measures to realize that right.
The obligation to facilitate requires States to take positive measures to assist individuals to access safe drinking water and sanitation.
UN-Women actively supported the process and agreement on a Policy Committee paper instructing the Secretariat to take positive measures on gender parity at all levels.
It recommended that Bulgaria continue to take positive measures to improve the living conditions of Roma with regard to access to work, health care, housing and education.
The General Recommendation emphasises that“the full implementation of the Convention required States to take positive measures to eliminate all forms of violence against women” Paragraph 4.
States also have obligations to take positive measures to guarantee the equality of rights and prevent discrimination in some cases HRC general comment No 18, para. 5.
This is illustrated by the fact that States carry obligations under human rights treaties to take positive measures to redress the structural biases that lead to discrimination.
The State has an obligation to take positive measures to overcome specific challenges that confront marginalized groups, such as indigenous peoples, minorities, persons with disabilities, women and youth, in their efforts to form associations.
The full implementation of the Convention required States to take positive measures to eliminate all forms of violence against women.
The State and other parties to development, including the international agencies, have the duty, among others,to refrain from activities damaging to the environment and to take positive measures for preserving it.
The right to freedom of association obliges States to take positive measures to establish and maintain an enabling environment.
The Human Rights Committee has noted in its General Comment No. 23 of 1994(on Art. 27 of the ICCPR) that, although phrased in the negative,the Article requires States to take positive measures in support of minorities.
The national machinery has lobbied political parties to take positive measures that help women overcome cultural obstacles in politics.
The Government was invited once again to further elaborate on the meaning of this constitutional provision and to indicate whether it had relied on or intended to rely on it,for example in order to take positive measures to promote women's employment.
The obligation to facilitate requires the State to take positive measures to assist individuals and communities to enjoy the right.
Elements of access to justice include the right to an effective remedy, procedural fairness andthe need for States to take positive measures to enable access to justice.
The obligation to fulfil(facilitate) requires States to take positive measures that enable and assist individuals and communities to enjoy the right to education.
She recognizes that ensuring access to justice,particularly with respect to claims involving the obligation of States to take positive measures towards the realization of the right to adequate housing, presents new challenges.
It stressed that the duty to protect entails the obligations to take positive measures to protect people against the dangers of imminent natural disasters and to provide them with redress in cases where persons are killed as a consequence of negligence on the part of the authorities.
Besides having a duty to impose obligations on private-sector employers,States have an obligation to take positive measures to increase employment of persons with disabilities in the private sector.