Examples of using Equitable societies in English and their translations into Russian
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At the same time, it is about rights and equitable societies.
Equitable societies are more efficient societies in the long-term.
People are happier and greater well-being in more equitable societies.
We want inclusive and equitable societies that offer opportunities for all!
States must improve access to justice by the poor in order to create more inclusive and equitable societies.
Addressing inequality and promoting equitable societies are key conflict and violence prevention measures.
The report first summarizes the progress that countries have made in building peaceful,democratic and equitable societies.
The need to create inclusive and equitable societies was underscored, including with regard to gender equality.
In addition, a development-oriented urbanization process could help to eradicate poverty and promote more equitable societies.
The need to create inclusive and equitable societies, including with regard to gender equality, was underscored;
Globalization had the potential to raise income levels in all countries andcontribute to the construction of fairer and more equitable societies.
Guaranteeing cultural rights is crucial for forging inclusive and equitable societies, and an effective, people-centred approach to development as prioritized by Ecuador and Switzerland and in the global campaign" culture2015goal.
Our mission is to make European public finance a key driver of the transition towards socially andenvironmentally sustainable and equitable societies.
Ratify the role of culture in eradicating poverty andreducing social inequalities in Latin America and the Caribbean, as part of the process of building more equitable societies that are better equipped to face current challenges, incorporating sustainable development strategies;
More importantly, however, we commend the countries of Central America for the efforts they have made, in spite of the challenges, to engender more peaceful,democratic and equitable societies.
Achieving social development,or the movement towards equitable societies with equal rights and equal opportunities, continues to be characterized by a gap between intentions and actions, between proclaimed objectives and the actual orientation of national and international policies.
The present report covers developments in the last year related to Central America, especially efforts to overcome the conflicts of the 1980s andbuild lasting peace and equitable societies.
In the light of its mission to promote more just,peaceful and equitable societies, the organization has developed activities with the principal goal of reducing the devastating impacts of armed violence in the Latin American region, with a particular emphasis on combating the proliferation of arms and armed violence.
States should also raise awareness andchallenge long-entrenched perceptions to help to shape public opinion towards fairer and more equitable societies.
Considering that the ultimate purpose of the State is none other than to create more equitable societies in which all members can realize their full human potential in terms of the material satisfaction of their basic needs and their intellectual and spiritual development in conditions of freedom, dignity, equality of opportunity and full respect for fundamental human rights.
An integrated environmental education can be a powerful vehicle in instilling new values for the protection of life, stimulating sustainable economic development andcreating peaceful and equitable societies for the future.
This consolidated report first summarizes the progress that Central American countries have made-- as well as the challenges they have faced-- in building peaceful,democratic and equitable societies since my report A/58/270 of 13 August 2003.
First and foremost, this requires reaching a comprehensive, fair and effective deal in Copenhagen that will help to stabilize our climate; catalyse the transformation to clean energy, lower-emissions economies; protect development gains; assist vulnerable communities in adapting to climate impacts; and build more secure,sustainable and equitable societies.
New forms of State involvement, consistent with the operation of the market economy and characterized by more efficient and effective public management, improved public policy coordination, the development of evaluation systems for optimizing management andsecuring higher returns from public resources, are all prerequisites for developing more equitable societies and for achieving the pursued productive transformation of the economies of the region.
Deeply aware that youth are agents of change and a source of innovative ideas, the Alliance recognizes themas autonomous actors and partners in building more inclusive and equitable societies.
Such a transition will require investment in public goods, notably in education and health,which are the social sectors most needed for building sustainably over the long-term more inclusive and equitable societies.
I have since then submitted yearly reports that followed the efforts leading to the end of the armed conflicts and the successes and activities undertaken by the Governments andpeoples of the region to build peaceful and equitable societies.
All of our nations have undergone very deep-rooted political transformations, as well as economic and social changes, with a view to promoting economic development and building more democratic,more just and more equitable societies.
Cooperation must be an instrument of human development, well managed well and with clear objectives, that helps us to combat corruption,ensure respect for human rights and achieve more just and equitable societies.
Since then I have submitted yearly reports following efforts to end the wars that plagued the region in the 1980s andthe successes and efforts of the peoples of the isthmus to build pacific and equitable societies.