Examples of using Develop their identity in English and their translations into Russian
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Members of Communities shall have the right to freely express,foster and develop their identity and community attributes.
Guaranteeing the right of indigenous peoples to retain and develop their identity, culture and interests, supporting their aspirations to justice and providing an environment conducive to their social, economic and political participation;
Some indigenous observers called for the freedom to develop their identity on their own terms.
Recognize and respect the right of indigenous people to maintain and develop their identity, culture and interests, support their aspirations for social justice and provide an environment that enables them to participate in the social, economic and political life of their country;
Persons belonging to national minorities have the right to freely express,foster and develop their identity and national features.
The working paper provided an overview of the positive measures to be adopted by States in creating conditions enabling minorities to preserve and develop their identity on the basis of distinctions such as the origin of their situation, the length of stay in a particular country, and the reasonableness of a minority preserving and protecting its own culture, especially for those groups who live compactly together in a region of a territory.
Persons belonging to national minorities have the right freely to express,foster and develop their identity and ethnic features.
Members of communities have the right freely to express,foster and develop their identity and community attributes, and to use their community symbols.
In the nearest decades we will witness and participate in the new struggle of the Christians for their rights,the right to keep and develop their identity.
Members of the communities have the right to freely express,foster and develop their identity and national attributes and to use the symbols of their communities.
For instance, in June 2014, the Legislative Assembly had ratified the amendment to article 63 of the constitution to add aclause recognizing indigenous peoples, for whom, in that framework, policies which respect and develop their identity, world view, values and spirituality will be set up.
Persons belonging to the communities have the right to freely express,foster and develop their identity and specific features of their communities and to use the symbols of their communities.
By good governance is here understood legal, administrative and territorial arrangements which allow for peaceful and constructive group accommodation based on equality in dignity and rights for all andwhich allows for the necessary pluralism to enable the persons belonging to the different groups to preserve and develop their identity.
Persons belonging to the communities have the right freely to express,foster and develop their identity and community attributes.
Persons belonging to the communities have the right to freely express,foster and develop their identity and the characteristics of their communities and use the symbols of their communities.
In its report to the Storting, the Government also states that it will undertake to promote a society that creates appropriate conditions enabling persons belonging to minorities to express,preserve and develop their identity, both within their own group and in community with society at large.
The Ukrainian State recognizes that people who belong to national minorities have the right to maintain and develop their identity and their cultural, linguistic and religious uniqueness, and it is committed to protecting their rights and freedoms.
Ii The rights of persons belonging to national, ethnic, religious or linguistic minorities, including the right freely to express,preserve and develop their identity without any discrimination and in full equality before the law;
The legal guarantee and the adoption of concrete measures to protect and respect the rights of minority members, such as: the right to freely express their affiliation,to preserve and develop their identity through the free exercise without restraint of those special elements that characterize the life of their community as a minority, the learning of the native language, cultural activity, the exercise of religion, etc.
As regards the corpus of cultural rights, the Constitution and Constitutional amendments envisage that persons belonging to national minorities i.e. communities, have the right to freely express,foster and develop their identity and attributes of their communities and to establish cultural, artistic, educational institutions and scientific and other associations to express, foster and promote their identity. .
Did the guarantees in articles 8 and 48 of the Constitution concerning the free expression of the national identity, and the right of members of minorities freely to express,foster and develop their identity and national attributes and to the protection of their ethical, cultural, linguistic and religious identity apply to all minorities in the Republic of Macedonia or only to those listed in paragraph 57 of the report?
The State recognizes the existence of indigenous peoples who enjoy the rights and guarantees and share the obligations set forth in the Constitution andespecially those to maintain and develop their identity and culture, to have their own forms of social organization and administer their local affairs, as well as to have communal forms of ownership of their lands and the enjoyment, use and possession thereof, all in accordance with the law.
The Constitution and the constitutional amendments foresee, as part of cultural rights, that members of national minorities, that is to say communities, have the right freely to express, foster and develop their identity and features of their respective communities and to establish their cultural, artistic, educational institutions, as well as scientific and other associations for the purpose of expressing,fostering and developing their identity.
The new epoch brings about the new responsibility to Christians, the responsibility for maintaining and developing their identity, the responsibility for the work of constantly offering a Christian alternative in today's society with its permanent crises.
This is crucial to their ability to maintain and develop their identities, languages, cultures and religions within the framework of the State in which they live.
During the session,a number of solutions for better protecting minority rights and safeguarding and developing their identity and characteristics were discussed.
Kosovo shall create appropriate conditions enabling Communities, and their members to preserve,protect and develop their identities.
Further, although Afrodescendant people had mixed with indigenous people and other people of the region,they had successfully preserved and developed their identity and should work together to find new and effective ways to combat racism and discrimination.
The Convention itself is grounded on the recognition of indigenous peoples' aspirations to exercise control over their own institutions, ways of life andeconomic development and to maintain and develop their identities, languages and religions within the framework of the State in which they live; the rights of consultation and participation thus represent the cornerstone of the Convention.
The State shall recognize the existence of the indigenous peoples, who shall enjoy the rights and guarantees and share the obligations assigned,especially those related to maintaining and developing their identity and culture, practising their own forms of social organization, administering their local affairs and having communal forms of land title and the enjoyment of its use and yield, all according to law.