Примеры использования Violence constitutes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Endemic violence constitutes a key element in the South African crisis.
First, United States law requires application of the"incidence" test in judging whether a specific act of violence constitutes a"relative" political offence.
Domestic violence constitutes a criminal offense under the Criminal Code para. 66.
On a broader scale, permitting victims of violence to collect damages from those who perpetrated the violence constitutes a remedy, which may also become a deterrent.
Violence constitutes a criminal offence punishable under the Criminal Code.
Under the Penal Code, the penalties consist in a correctional prison term and/or a fine, in addition to compensation depending on the damage caused,whenever the act of violence constitutes a misdemeanour.
Intimate partner violence constitutes a major threat to the health and rights of women globally.
If any violence that falls somewhere on this continuum is either directed at women, or experienced by a groupthat is overwhelmingly female, then the violence constitutes discrimination against women.
Gender-based violence constitutes a violation of basic human rights including the right to life and the right to a life free of violence. .
If any violence that falls somewhere on this continuum is either directed at women or experienced by a group that is overwhelmingly female,then the violence constitutes discrimination against women.
Recognize that domestic violence constitutes a serious crime against the individual and society which will not be excused or tolerated;
The Committee urges the State party to assign the issue of violence against women high priority and to recognize that such violence constitutes a violation of the human rights of women under the Convention.
Racist violence constitutes an extreme form of racial discrimination with serious consequences for the enjoyment of human rights by children.
Resources be allocated to preventing andeliminating all forms of violence against women since the prevalence of such violence constitutes a serious impediment to sustainable development, peace and stability in all societies;
Such violence constitutes a continuum across the lifespan of women, it cuts across both the public and the private sphere and one form of violence often reinforces another.
Adopt specific legislation on domestic violence, in particular which ensures(i) such violence constitutes a criminal offence;(ii) victims have access to means of redress; and(iii) perpetrators are held accountable(Brazil);
As armed violence constitutes one of the main obstacles to achieving the Millennium Development Goals, the treaty should contain language on victim assistance; the treaty should ensure focus on and recognition of the challenges faced by victims of armed violence and their right to adequate care, rehabilitation and social and economic inclusion.
The same is applied in cases of psychological violence, where there is no separate offence butany related form of violence constitutes an insult to the personality of the individual and is regulated by the general provisions of the Civil and Penal Code.
The report acknowledges that armed violence constitutes not only a humanitarian challenge but also an obstacle to development and, ultimately, to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
The Committee urges the State party to place high priority on putting in place comprehensive measures to address all forms of violence against women in the family andin society and to recognize that such violence constitutes a violation of the human rights of women under the Convention, and in the light of general recommendation 19 on violence against women.
The third message strongly conveyed by children was that violence constitutes not only a crucial priority that the post-2015 development agenda should specifically address, but also a cross-cutting concern that other development goals need to take into consideration.
The Committee urges the State party to place high priority on putting comprehensive measures in place to address all forms of violence against women and girls,recognizing that such violence constitutes a violation of the human rights of women under the Convention and further elaborated in the Committee's general recommendation 19 on violence against women.
The Court also ruled that"because the problem of persons displaced by violence constitutes a disruption of the public, social and economic order of the country, the relevant measures ordered by the President of the Republic must be implemented by regional officials acting as the President's agents in the matter, in accordance with articles 296 and 303 of the Political Constitution.
In the light of its general recommendation 19 on violence against women,the Committee calls upon the State party to ensure that such violence constitutes a crime punishable under criminal law, that it is prosecuted and punished with the required severity and speed, and that women victims of violence have immediate means of redress and protection, including access to shelters that provide them with effective and confidential protection from their abusers.
Concern is expressed that the recurrent violence constitutes a serious impediment to peace, stability and respect for human rights in the region.
The Committee advised the Government to ensure that such violence constitutes a crime punishable under criminal law, that it is prosecuted and punished with the required severity and speed, and that women victims of violence have immediate means of redress and protection.
The Committee urges the State party to recognize that violence against women,including domestic violence, constitutes a violation of the human rights of women under the Convention and requests the State party to place a high priority on the introduction of comprehensive and holistic measures to address violence against women and girls in the family and society.
However, all such violence, andparticularly domestic violence, constituted discrimination against women.
The attendant crime and violence constitute a major threat to national development because they create instability and compel us to divert scarce resources to tackle this scourge.
The draft declaration on the elimination of violence against women was important since violence constituted a serious violation of women's rights and was an obstacle to their full integration into development.