Examples of using Reliable statistical data in English and their translations into Arabic
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Because of the nature of these movements, no reliable statistical data are available.
(e) The lack of reliable statistical data on the number of children in the juvenile justice system;
Measures for service provision to people with disabilities,in different areas, reliable statistical data(Recommendation 20).
(e) The lack of reliable statistical data on the number of children in the juvenile justice system;
The lack of institutional capacity to collect andcompile statistics means that very limited reliable statistical data is currently available for Somalia.
In this connection, reliable statistical data will be needed to formulate policy and planning actions.
Government efforts to design policies aimed at combating racial discrimination,xenophobia and related intolerance should be based on reliable statistical data and other quantitative information reflecting as accurately as possible the status of the Roma in society.
Further, reliable statistical data on the current domestic production of foodstuff could not be established.
The representative explained that the phenomenon of violence against women had only recently become a subject of investigation,and it was difficult to obtain reliable statistical data because the victims only rarely reported such incidents to the competent authorities.
The Committee regrets that reliable statistical data in the field of health were not provided by the State party.
A discussion followed the presentations, during which one observer referred to paragraph 92 of the Durban Programme of Action and stressed that there was a consensus among the international community on the need to collect, compile, analyse,disseminate and publish reliable statistical data.
Reliable statistical data were needed so as to develop indicators on violence against women and establish connections for specific acts of violence.
Mali is not free from these evils, but there are no reliable statistical data to indicate the exact number of procurers or women subject to such trafficking.
No reliable statistical data on abortion are available, but it is evident that the practice continues to be used to terminate unwanted pregnancies.
The Department of Agriculture and Rural Development had received guidance from ministers, senior officials and other partners to develop a rural gender equality strategy as part of its long-term commitment to gender equality in rural areas;it had collected reliable statistical data by recording and defining farm work.
The State party is requested to provide reliable statistical data on the effective participation of members of national minorities in the labour force, in particular in public sector employment.
The World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance, held in Durban, South Africa in 2001,emphasized the importance of collecting and analysing reliable statistical data to ascertain the extent of racial discrimination, monitor the situation of marginalized groups, and develop appropriate legislation, policies, practices and other measures aimed at preventing and combating racism and racial discrimination.
(g) Provide reliable statistical data to evaluate and monitor implementation of the legislation, including information on sanctions imposed on the perpetrators, and complaint mechanisms for child victims;
The Committee notes that the report does not include sufficient reliable statistical data disaggregated by sex, and provides insufficient information relating to the implementation of a number of articles in the Convention.
While there are no reliable statistical data with respect to the prevalence of trafficking, a Government report noted that 98 per cent of trafficking victims are women and girls between 15 and 30 years of age.
The Committee notes, however,that the report does not include sufficient reliable statistical data disaggregated by sex and provides insufficient information relating to the implementation of a number of articles in the Convention.
Effective development policies require reliable statistical data, but the diverse and often inadequate statistical capacities of different countries make the task of developing standardized statistical indicators daunting.
Due observance of the Convention requires the Government to compile reliable statistical data indicating the extent to which people living in the Netherlands(broken down by gender and ethnic background) can fulfil the current income criteria.
It further urged States to collect reliable statistical data on housing(para. 92) and to establish national programmes and measures to promote the access of groups of individuals who are or may have been the victims of discrimination to social services, including adequate housing(para. 100).
The Committee notes, however, that the report does not include sufficient reliable statistical data disaggregated by sex, and provides insufficient information relating to the implementation of a number of articles in the Convention.
They are expected to collect, compile, analyse, disseminate and publish reliable statistical data at the national and local levels and undertake all other measures necessary to assess regularly the situation of individuals and groups of individuals who are victims of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.
(a) Collect, compile, analyse, disseminate and publish reliable statistical data at the national and local levels and undertake all other related measures that are necessary to assess regularly the situation of individuals and groups of individuals who are victims of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance;
The Working Group urgesStates to collect, compile, analyse, disseminate and publish reliable statistical data at the national and local levels and undertake all other related measures which are necessary to assess regularly the situation of individuals and groups of individuals who are victims of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.
The Special Committee also recommended that, in those countries where reliable statistical data on outside employment were not available, the existing practice of surveying outside employers, normally 25 to 30(including the local national services), which should form a semi-permanent group for pay comparison purposes, should be continued.
The Durban Declaration and Programme of Action of 2001 urges States to collect, compile, analyse,disseminate and publish reliable statistical data for regular assessment of the situation of victims of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, including economic and social indicators necessary for the elaboration of policies to close the existing gaps in social and economic conditions(para. 92).