Примеры использования Widespread practice на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A fairly widespread practice used to iron out the cracks in beryls.
Draft guideline 2.6.14 reflected that fairly widespread practice.
It was then widespread practice of distilling mash in strong drink.
The arrest of journalists, bloggers and activists remained a widespread practice.
In some South Asian countries, a widespread practice is that of dowry-related murders.
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The widespread practice of appointing honourary consuls could, in this respect, serve as an example.
The Israeli authorities have continued the widespread practice of destruction of property.
Allegations of widespread practice of detaining relatives of suspects of terrorism;
The Committee also expresses concern about the widespread practice of polygamy.
According to NHC, there was a widespread practice of discrimination of people with dual citizenship.
IFAD noted that the inclusion of gender specialists on programme design missions had become a widespread practice.
The Committee is further concerned about the widespread practice of re-education through labour.
For some entities, cooperation with the private sector andother partners has become a relatively standard and widespread practice.
Recent law changes recognize the widespread practice of common-law relations.
However, the survey also highlighted important corporate governance issues on which disclosure is not yet a widespread practice.
He has regularly provided information on the widespread practice of arbitrary detention in the country.
Consultation was a widespread practice among many institutions in Mexico, including the Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Health and the National Water Commission.
The latter normative feature of the Convention, in combination with the widespread practice by Parties, militates in favour of such an approach in a twofold manner.
The widespread practice of dumping toxic waste in indigenous territories has been the cause of many abortions and cases of cancer and other diseases among indigenous women.
The Fed had been established in 1913 in large measure to end the then widespread practice of banks' charging a similar"interchange" fee for the use of paper checks.
CEDAW noted the widespread practice whereby marriage between perpetrators of rape and women victims of rape is encouraged, which results in impunity for the perpetrator.
It expressed concern about the high level of violence against women,particularly the widespread practice of FGM and asked about concrete steps taken to discontinue the practice. .
It is also concerned about the widespread practice of torture and ill-treatment of persons detained by the military as well as by other law enforcement officials arts. 7 and 9.
For example, in some members of the Commonwealth of Independent States there is a widespread practice of illegal appropriation of the output of agricultural co-operatives(collective farms) by their members.
The widespread practice of forcing closure of private and community schools by CPN(Maoist) and its student wing affected the right to education, especially in rural areas of the eastern region.
Torture and other forms of ill-treatment are also facilitated by the widespread practice of holding prisoners in incommunicado detention, sometimes in premises not designated for the purpose.
The increasingly widespread practice of hostage-taking by terrorist groups and the release of the hostages against large ransom payments merely contributed to terrorism, adversely affecting the populations in the areas where such events unfolded and undermining the capacity of the States affected to ensure the rule of law.
All these factors create a vicious circle of systemic problems in which the widespread practice of torture and ill-treatment represents an integral part of the law enforcement and justice system reality.
In accordance with an extremely widespread practice, the interpretation that is the subject of such declarations may relate either to certain provisions of a treaty or to the treaty as a whole.
The Committee is concerned about the widespread practice of"informal payments" being requested in health-care settings art. 12.