Examples of using Combating forced in English and their translations into Russian
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Spousal violence and combating forced marriages judicial treatment.
Norway's 2006 Action Plan for Integration andSocial Inclusion of the Immigrant Population also aimed at combating forced marriage.
Chile reaffirmed the importance of combating forced marriages and enquired about the impact of the measures adopted in this regard.
The Committee urges the State party to consider revoking the increase in the age limit for family reunification with spouses, andto explore other ways of combating forced marriages.
Tangible progress in combating forced labour has led to the removal of restrictions in June 2012 on the full participation of Myanmar in ILO.
Welcoming information about positive measures aiming at combating forced labour in several countries.
The Holy See congratulated Mozambique for its efforts to maintain peace and stability, and support the family, for its tradition of welcoming refugees, local provincial elections and its efforts with regard to education and to reduce illiteracy andto ensure clean drinking water for the population as well as combating forced and child labour.
The Special Rapporteur also attended the International Trade Union Conference on Combating Forced Labour and Trafficking held in Athens from 21 to 23 November 2008.
To extend the time required for an application to annul the marriage of a minor, in order to be consistent with the extension of the time required for the application to annul the marriage of adults,included in the draft law aimed at combating forced or convenience marriage or partnerships.
The authorities have the primary responsibility for combating forced marriage, and an overarching goal of the new action plan is to strengthen public sector support for efforts in this field.
Role of criminal justice professionals The criminal justice(police and justice)system plays a major role in combating forced/early marriage(FEM) in each Member State and abroad.
The creation, within the Ministry of Justice and Labour, of the Inter-Agency Commission for Combating Forced Labour led to the adoption of the National Strategy for the Eradication of Child Labour and the Protection of Adolescents in 2010, in conjunction with the National Secretariat for Children and Adolescents and the National Institute of Indigenous Affairs.
It includes information on the existing legislation, institutional mechanisms, programmes, plans andactivities aimed at combating forced labour, bonded labour and the worst forms of child labour.
Takes note of information received at the special discussion held during this session about positive measures aimed at combating forced labour in several countries and recalls the commitment expressed by States to tackle the problem through the adoption and implementation of national plan of actions against forced labour.
Since forced labour is becoming a significant issue for employers ranging in size from small enterprises on the margins of the formal economy in developing countries to multinational enterprises with complex supply chains and outsourcing mechanisms,ILO has produced Combating Forced Labour: a Handbook for Employers and Business.
According to ASI, the Government must provide funding for the National Plan through its national budget,make combating forced labour a national priority and ensure the legislative reform.
Combat forces Support.
Column 5(other combat forces) does not include some data because of methodological difficulties.
Other combat forces.
Other combat forces column 5.
Measures should be taken to enforce the rule of law and combat forced labour in rural areas.
It appreciated measures carried out to combat human trafficking,reintegrate child soldiers and combat forced labour.
Ms. HAUBERG(Denmark) explained that the"24 years rule" had been adopted to promote integration and combat forced marriages.
He would also appreciate information on the policies andprogrammes adopted to prevent and combat forced, early and temporary marriages.
In addition to growing combat forces, the Afghan security ministries made substantial progress in increasing the quality of their forces. .
The security companies registered in South Africa include Combat Force, Investment Surveys, Honey Badger Arms and Ammunition, Shield Security, Kas Enterprises and Longreach Security.
Australian combat forces were further reduced during 1971 as part of a phased withdrawal, and 1 ATF ceased operations in October.
Institutional development lags behind force growth owing to conscious decisions to expand the combat force at the expense of support personnel.
But, unless substantially reinforced and reconfigured into a combat force, it would not be able to keep the routes open.
For example, in conflict-ridden societies, children(who are sometimes left behind by parents engaged in war) are often recruited orforcefully abducted into combat forces as soldiers.