Examples of using Their comprehensive development in English and their translations into Arabic
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The activities of children and adolescentsmust be limited to the family sphere and geared towards their comprehensive development.
That would serve as a powerful stimulus to their comprehensive development and to overcoming poverty and would fully jibe with the objectives proclaimed in the Millennium Declaration.
Art. 34. All children have the right to live in family andenvironmental circumstances which facilitate their comprehensive development; to this end they shall enjoy the protection of the State.
Boys and girls will be protected from the moment of conception with relevant and timely services that allow for early stimulation andprovide opportunities for their comprehensive development.
The fundamental civil, political, social,economic and cultural rights of peoples through their comprehensive development, which includes, inter alia, fundamental access to water and to basic services.
Article 4 of the Declaration recognizes the need for effective international cooperation to provide these countries with appropriate means andfacilities to foster their comprehensive development.
The policy's purpose is to direct the efforts of the State towards improving young people's quality of life,promoting their comprehensive development and broadening their opportunities to build unity in diversity and to become good citizens.
As a complement to the efforts of developing countries effective international cooperation is essential in providing these countries with appropriate means andfacilities to foster their comprehensive development.”.
The above actions comply with article 4 of the Constitution of the United Mexican States concerning the rights of girls and boys, particularly in terms of meeting their needs for food, health,education and healthy recreation for their comprehensive development, and the rights enshrined in the Act on the protection of the rights of children and adolescents, the Act on child rights in the Federal District and the Act on the rights of juveniles in the Federal District.
It then states that as a complement to the efforts of developing countries," effective international cooperation is essential in providing these countries with appropriate means andfacilities to foster their comprehensive development".
In that context, it is indispensable to have educational andprevention programmes for youth that will encourage their comprehensive development, so that they can make a positive contribution to society.
Effective international cooperation is considered of essential importance to promote more rapid development of developing countries,in providing these countries with appropriate means and facilities to foster their comprehensive development.
Article 34 of the Constitution states:" All children have the right to live in family andenvironmental circumstances which foster their comprehensive development, for which purpose they shall enjoy the protection of the State.
The aim is to use different parts of the national, regional and local media to transmit messages to the mass of the population, as well as particular or direct messages onthe rights of children and women, and to promote activities for their comprehensive development.
Children ' s lives and health are protected by means of an array of legal, social,preventive and assistance measures designed to secure their comprehensive development from conception to the age of majority(art. 353).
Those that stress that this right is essentially a right of individuals through human rights-based national policies must do their part to ensure greater justice in the global political economy by agreeing to and achieving outcomes of the various development agendas consistent with the affirmation in the Declaration that," as a complement to the efforts of developing countries, effective international cooperation is essential inproviding these countries with appropriate means and facilities to foster their comprehensive development".
The reference in the Declaration on the Right to Development to providing developing countries with appropriate means andfacilities to foster their comprehensive development(art. 4) strongly supports the argument for increased aid.
The Declaration stresses international cooperation as a complement to the efforts of developing countries, and stipulates that it is" essential in providing these countries with appropriate means andfacilities to foster their comprehensive development"(art. 4, para. 2).
The National Fund for Alternative Development for campesino, original and indigenous nations and peoples manages and provides public, private and external financial resources to those peoples by way of programmes andprojects that contribute to their comprehensive development with their particular vision and identity, respecting the diverse lifestyles, habits and customs and their relationship with nature.
It recognizes that sustained action is required to promote rapid development of developing countries, and then declares:“as a complement to the efforts of developing countries, effective international cooperation is essential in providing these countries with appropriate means andfacilities to foster their comprehensive development”.
Borrowing under conditions of sustainable debt is an important form of international cooperation through which developing countries acquire appropriate means andfacilities to foster their comprehensive development, pursuant to article 4 of the Right to Development Declaration.
A priority objective of State policy in Uzbekistan in the social sphere is the steady enhancement of the role of women in the family, society and the State, ensuring legal, economic and social protection for women,as well as the creation of all necessary conditions for their comprehensive development.
In 2005 the Corporation for Afro-Ecuadorian Development, CODAE, was established as a body attached to the Office of the President of the Republic, in charge of defending and promotingthe rights of the AfroEcuadorian people, advocating policies for their comprehensive development and combating racial discrimination.
While article 3, paragraph 1 of the Declaration places upon States the primary responsibility for the creation of national and international conditions favourable to the realization of the right to development, article 4, paragraph 2 clearly states that effective international cooperation is essential in providing these countries with appropriate means andfacilities to foster their comprehensive development.
It holds further that" as a complement to the efforts of developing countries, effective international cooperation is essential inproviding these countries with appropriate means and facilities to foster their comprehensive development"(art. 4, para. 2).
Reaffirming the fact that article 4 of the Declaration on the Right to Development states that sustained action is required to promote more rapid development of developing countries and, as a complement to the efforts of developing countries, effective international cooperation is essential in order to provide these countries with the appropriate means andfacilities to foster their comprehensive development.
With the aim of expanding the coverage of productive loans, an agreement has been signed with ISDEMU to set up coordination mechanisms to generate opportunities for women heads of household, who are users of the Programme to Improve Family Relations,with the aim of contributing to their comprehensive development and improving their situation.
Reaffirming the fact that article 4 of the Declaration on the Right to Development states that sustained action is required to promote more rapid development of developing countries and, as a complement to the efforts of developing countries, effective international cooperation is essential in order to provide these countries with the appropriate means andfacilities to foster their comprehensive development.
It encouraged the State party to draw up a comprehensive development plan addressing their needs.
Pursuant to that right, they could freely decide their political future and achieve comprehensive development.