Примеры использования Tolerance and pluralism на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Establishment of spirit of tolerance and pluralism in media.
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Ms. Vargas(Costa Rica), speaking on item 110(b),said that tolerance and pluralism were indispensable to the promotionand protection of human rights.
Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible.
The Commission's adoption of resolution 1998/21, entitled Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotionand protection of human rights.
Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the.
Condemns unequivocally all violent acts and activities that infringe upon human rights and fundamental freedoms,democracy, tolerance and pluralism;
Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements.
In other words,efforts to humanize development require a global commitment to cultural diversity, tolerance and pluralism as non-negotiable principles.
Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the.
We are fully aware that the persistence and growth of racism threaten the stability of societies and undermined the values of tolerance and pluralism.
Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the.
The contributions of Muslim scholars in science, literature and culture in general reached the heights they did due to a climate of open-mindedness, tolerance and pluralism established by Islam.
Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotionand protection of human rights.
Welcomes the role of civil society, particularly non-governmental organizations working at the grass-roots level,in disseminating the importance of tolerance and pluralism through their awareness-raising activities;
Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotionand protection of human rights: draft resolution.
Report of the High Commissioner pursuant to General Assembly resolution 48/141: tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotionand protection of human rights(E/CN.4/2002/18/Add.2);
Recognizing that tolerance and pluralism strengthen democracy, facilitate the full enjoyment of all human rights and thereby constitute a sound foundation for civil society, social harmony and peace.
Is human rights education a compulsory subject and is it taught in a manner respecting human rights principles and fundamental freedoms: non-discrimination, identity,effective participation, tolerance and pluralism?
India considered that tolerance and pluralism were essential to the survival of democracyand the enjoyment of human rights.
We attach particular importance to the wishes expressed by heads of State and Government in the Millennium Declaration for a strengthening of international peace and security, the rule of law,understanding, tolerance and pluralism.
Canada would like to underline the importance of tolerance and pluralism in establishing a peacefuland cohesive Afghan society, based on the principles established by the Afghan Constitution.
Recognizing also the need to oppose all ideologies based on the belief of racial, ethnic, religious, cultural, national, gender orother superiority in order to promote tolerance and pluralism at the national and international levels.
In its resolution 1998/21, the Commission recognized that tolerance and pluralism strengthen democracy, facilitate the full enjoyment of all human rights and thereby constitute a sound foundation for civil society, social harmony and peace.
Oppose all forms of discrimination based on race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth orother status in order to promote tolerance and pluralism at the national and international levels;
Further, through its resolution on tolerance and pluralism at the Commission on Human Rights, India has also been encouraging the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights to develop expertise in propagating these values through its own programmes.
To oppose all forms of discrimination, in accordance with their international obligations, based on race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth orother status in order to promote tolerance and pluralism at the national and international levelsand take all appropriate means towards their prevention and elimination;
Convinced that tolerance and pluralism need to be actively promoted by the international community in order to strengthen democracy, facilitate the full enjoyment of all human rights and provide a sound foundation for civil society, social harmony and peace.
Recalling Commission resolution 1998/21 and noting resolution 1999/57, in which the Commission recognized that tolerance and pluralism strengthen democracy, facilitate the enjoyment of all human rights, and thereby constitute a sound foundation for civil society, social harmony and peace.