Examples of using Curtails in English and their translations into Russian
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The Constitution contains provisions for the equal rights of women, but the 1991 Criminal Code, in particular,seriously curtails their rights.
This curtails broad social development gains.
One cannot over-emphasize how this chronic situation curtails the development efforts of Africa.
Settler violence curtails the right of Palestinian children to education.
Such research affirms the extent andmanner by which a climate of discrimination curtails the well-being and productivity of persons and nations.
This practice curtails freedom of movement and continues to restrict children's right to education.
It is also one of the reasons that Washington curtails combat operations there and withdraws the troops.
This curtails greatly his ability to alert the international community to each and every situation of internal displacement that occurs in the world or take himself any steps to even register them.
Dominant language-medium education for indigenous children curtails the development of their capabilities and perpetuates poverty.
The overdue review of the subsidies(IMF, 2017) that is demanded by the IMF in the context of the current 3-year(2016-2018)Extended Credit Facility(ECF), may also lead to higher revenues if it leads to a tariff reform in the energy sector that curtails existing energy subsidies.
Lack of adequate support curtails the deployment of necessary peace-keeping operations.
Do not contribute to sexist views: Do not suggest, in any way, that the survivor was to blame, orgive advice that curtails a woman's activities, dress or behaviour.
Discrimination affects and curtails the possibilities of migrants to enjoy all sets of human rights.
There is now a clear mandate andresponsibility to confront this challenge of epidemic proportions, which curtails economic growth and widens social disparities.
The kind of growth that either neglects or,worse still, curtails and violates human rights has of course no place in the human rights approach to development.
In particular, the Committee draws attention to the regulations requiring that all strikes be authorized by UGTT,which severely curtails the rights to strike and to freedom of association.
Dominant-language medium education for indigenous children often curtails the development of the children's capabilities, perpetuates poverty, and causes serious mental harm.
Jurisdiction by the military courts over the cases of civilians charged with offences against the Head of State gives these courts undue control over political opponents, curtails freedom of expression and limits the exercise of political pluralism.
The low-speed connection of 128 Kb/s seriously curtails the use of services requiring a large bandwidth videoconferences, audio, WebEx sessions and other services.
However, a growing mass-- increasingly less silent and more active-- objects to this policy that curtails normal relations with their families and with Cuba.
Persistent violence against women also curtails the potential of many women in all regions to access and effectively utilize economic and financial resources.
They are handicapped by their geographical location and remoteness from world markets, which,as experts point out, curtails their annual growth by 1 to 3 per cent at the very least.
The author contends that the"Gayssot Act" curtails his right to freedom of expression and academic freedom in general, and considers that the law targets him personally"lex Faurissonia.
Social caste solves the problem of finding one's place in industry, butit also sharply curtails individual development and virtually prevents social co-operation.
The United States curtails trade with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and imposes all sorts of economic sanctions on such accusations that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea threatens regional stability, does not cooperate with the United States in its anti-terrorism efforts and engages in proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, and that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is a communist State, a non-market economy, etc. United States Congressional Research Service Report, 25 April 2011.
The Committee expresses concern at the impact of violence on the part of the security forces, which curtails the enjoyment by members of indigenous groups of their rights under article 27 of the Covenant.
The federal center solves the problem of dual sovereignty and curtails the whims of the regions that are ethnically distinctive or enjoy vast financial resources, and it maintains the territorial integrity of the country.
Article 92 restricts the ability of the national legislature to regulate the exercise of rights and freedoms,stating that no law may be promulgated if it curtails rights or freedoms in a manner that affects their foundation and essence.
Unemployment-- or chronic underemployment-- seriously curtails their resources, usurps their time, preoccupies their minds and limits their availability for all other activities.