Примеры использования Who constituted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Society was ruled by the yangban, who constituted 10% of the population and had several privileges.
The status of Roma had later been elevated from"ethnic group" to"minority" for those Roma who constituted an indigenous group.
Women farmers, who constituted the majority of smallholder farmers in developing countries, were especially vulnerable.
Decentralization should ensure that staff serving in field operations, who constituted the majority of staff, were effectively covered.
Similarly, only those who constituted a threat to others could be deprived of their liberty and an accused person was deemed to be innocent until proved guilty by a court of law.
Ms. Simms said that the report gave a clear picture of the marginalization of rural women, who constituted the vast majority of women in Burkina Faso.
The Abkhaz, who constituted 17.9% of the population in the autonomous republic, received 28 out of 65 seats in the parliament, while Georgians(46% of the population) got 26 seats.
Bosnia and Herzegovina paid particular attention to the needs of the Roma, who constituted the country's largest and, in every respect, most vulnerable minority.
The CHAIRPERSON said he would like to know how the functions of the national human rights commission differed from those of the parliamentary advocates who constituted the Centre for Human Rights.
There was an urgent need to focus on the empowerment of rural women, who constituted one fourth of the world's population; the majority of African women lived in rural areas.
Participants stressed that poverty was another factor responsible for the spread of HIV/AIDS,particularly among women, who constituted the majority of the world's poor.
Women, who constituted half of humanity, could no longer be considered as a“special interest group” and gender problems should no longer be dealt with separately.
Brazil welcomed the decision to focus the 2011 omnibus resolution on children with disabilities, who constituted one of society's most disadvantaged groups.
Koreans, who constituted about one third of Japan's foreign population, were also allegedly subject to discrimination and they, too, were often obliged to change their name for fear of such practices.
It was therefore able to attend to the needs of children affected by war, who constituted the majority of refugee and displaced children.
The issue of who constituted the residents of Abyei for the purposes of that referendum was never resolved because the Government of the Sudan did not establish the body that was required to determine this.
There was an imbalance between the proposeddelegation of authority and the system of accountability of programme managers, who constituted an essential element in the strategy.
Indigenous women, who constituted the fastest growing prison population in Canada, faced an even worse situation, and the criteria used to determine risk had a disproportionate impact on that group.
During her recent visit to Uzbekistan, she had seen at first hand the high level of education among Uzbek women, who constituted a tremendous human resource.
Turning to the situation of rural women, who constituted 78 per cent of the total female population, the representative of Samoa stated that, in the authority systems within the village structures, women played an important role in decision-making at all levels.
The first session of the World Urban Forum(29 April-3 May 2002)was well attended by the representatives of over 500 NGOs, who constituted half of the total participants at the event.
UNRWA's primary health care services for Palestine refugees in the Gaza Strip, who constituted more than two thirds of the its inhabitants, were delivered through a network of 13 health centres offering a full range of medical care services, including family planning.
With regard to Part B, particularly paragraph 10, he felt it necessary that the Committee include in it a direct reference to migrants,mainly illegal migrants, who constituted a group that was extremely vulnerable to discrimination.
Such decisions did not constitute authority for the proposition that those who constituted the organs-- those who are behind the State-- were entitled to rely on the metaphysical entity which they created and controlled when by their directions that State sets out to destroy that very comity on which the rules of international law depended.
My Special Envoy's interlocutors stressed the willingness of the Government of the Sudan to cooperate with any country which possessed information about any person in the Sudan who constituted a threat to that country's security.
Ms. Kafanabo(United Republic of Tanzania), introducing the draft resolution,said that persons with disabilities, who constituted some 10 per cent of the world's population, were often subjected to multiple or aggravated forms of discrimination.
The goals of equality, development and peace, set out in the Nairobi Strategies, remained valid andshould be incorporated into the Platform for Action together with the demands of women in developing countries, who constituted the overwhelming majority of women in the world.
Gender equality could not be achieved without addressing the improvement of the situation of rural women, who constituted the majority of the poor in the SADC region and were not fully involved in decision-making structures pertaining to their lives.
The United States delegation stressed the importance of including an additional paragraph setting out an exception similar to that provided for in article 1, paragraph F, of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees,which would exclude application of paragraph 1 to persons who constituted a danger to the country in which they were.
The difficulties of the post-election negotiations have confirmed this, andhave displayed the lack of trust between those who constituted the two sides to the original peace process and whose cooperation has been essential to its progress.