Примеры использования Use of quotas на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The use of quotas to increase women's representation in politics has been an effective measure in many countries.
Does the Government intend to adopt legislation to make the use of quotas mandatory?
There was a view in some quarters that the use of quotas was unconstitutional or contradictory to human rights principles.
Much slower progress has been evident in Asia and the Pacific,where the use of quotas has been less prevalent.
Use of quotas on procurement of main hunting species of animals on lands of forests and hunting farms quota/used.
CEDAW commended Rwanda for its successful use of quotas in political and public life.
Submissions to this study show that the most common employment promotion scheme tends to be the use of quotas.
The Committee commends the State party for its successful use of quotas in political and public life.
The use of quotas had been studied in Sweden, Denmark and the Netherlands, and a 30 per cent quota had been found to be satisfactory.
In her country, the population tended to oppose the use of quotas because they were associated with the former socialist regime.
No temporary special measures had been adopted at the political level because the Government was not permitted to impose the use of quotas on political parties.
The use of quotas is on the agenda of a number of NGOs, although it does not receive support by the Government or the civil society in general.
CEDAW was deeply concerned at Cyprus's indication that the use of quotas in public and political life was not supported by the Government or by civil society.
This must be seen in the light of the parties' reluctance to accept any interference with their freedom of choice,and the fact that use of quotas has been controversial.
Increased use of quotas or portfolio standards for renewables and CHP should increase these reductions and drive down costs.
As for the health and social services,there has been little use of quotas in recruiting minority students to studies in health and social affairs.
The use of quotas, as advocated in article 4, paragraph 1, was a tool the Government should consider to bring about equality in education, health and employment.
It provides case studies from around the world,reports on gender differences in perceptions of corruption and examines the use of quotas as a tool to enhance the participation of women in politics.
In addition, the use of quotas to address women's underrepresentation on corporate boards has gained ground, especially in developed countries, and where they have been implemented, they have quickly shown results.
The members were also informed in several meetings that while the Supreme Court has held that the use of quotas would be unconstitutional, other affirmative action measures are not prohibited when used to promote diversity.
Use of quotas and other positive action mechanisms to increase women's access to and participation in politics- and monitor their impact- and reform of voting systems that hinder the election and representation of women.
Welcoming the increase in women's participation in certain government institutions owing to the introduction of quotas, she asked whether the use of quotas would be extended to other areas of government, such as defence and diplomacy.
Existing efforts, including the use of quotas in job creation schemes, such as the community-based public works programme, should be expanded into areas where the number of unemployed women workers is particularly high.
The Committee recommends that the State party adopt and implement temporary special measures to increase the number of women in decision-making positions, in particular,to establish benchmarks and timetables, and consider the use of quotas to achieve them.
The use of quotas to advance women's political representation and participation has increased in the past three decades and produced significant results when properly adapted to specific electoral and political systems.
Further, while the Committee notes that most political parties have introduced quotas to enhance the participation of womenin their decision-making bodies, it expresses deep concern at the State party's indication that the use of quotas in public and political life is not supported by the Government or by civil society.
In that regard, the Committee indicated that existing efforts,including the use of quotas in job-creation schemes such as the community-based public works programme, should be expanded into areas where the number of unemployed women workers was particularly high.
The Committee notes with concern that the Political Reform Commission recommended against the adoption of a quota system for the appointment of women to public bodies in 2000 andthat the State party does not support the use of quotas or targets to accelerate the achievement of de facto equality between women and men in all areas of the Convention.
Please provide updated information onwhether temporary special measures, including the use of quotas or incentives, are in place to increase the number of women and girls in all sectors and the nature and impact of these measures in accordance with article 4, paragraph 1 of the Convention and the Committee's general recommendation 25.