Examples of using Full accessibility in English and their translations into Russian
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Provides full accessibility to all persons;
This can be easily moved back and forth,ensuring full accessibility of the mould area.
JS3 reported that full accessibility of persons with disabilities to public transport will not be reached soon.
Summing up the specialist mentioned that the preparation to WCH hadn't provided full accessibility of environment.
New public transports provide full accessibility to persons with disabilities.
Article 9 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities commits signatories to provide for full accessibility in their countries.
Measures taken to ensure the full accessibility of the voting procedures, facilities and materials;
The Committee urges the State party to comply with the statutory deadline of 2014 for ensuring full accessibility to public transport.
Another core goal of the project was full accessibility in the permanent facilities as well as the temporary North Lawn Building.
In the case of ATMs located outside of such premises,it was often impossible to ensure full accessibility, due to the"features of the environment.
Turkey was determined to ensure full accessibility for persons with disabilities to education, training, employment, property and services.
With regard to physical accessibility, the task force was informed that the Strategic Heritage Plan would ensure full accessibility throughout the Palais des Nations, including its conference rooms.
The UN Secretariat ensures full accessibility, including information, communication and premises, for all CRPD related UN meetings;
Barriers to access to existing objects, facilities, goods and services aimed at or open to the public shall be removed gradually in a systematic and, more importantly,continuously monitored manner, with the aim of achieving full accessibility.
Since 2005, a national law had mandated non-discrimination in and full accessibility of all public places, residential buildings and public services.
Full accessibility of some parts of the site may be more difficult to achieve due to the nature and complexity of the content; however, finding solutions to these issues are among our highest priorities.
Meetings and sessions, both public andprivate, should be held in premises that provide full accessibility physical, as well as communication and information accessibility.
While the steps to achieve full accessibility may vary depending on the approach used, the ease with which these electronic documents can be made accessible grows with the inclusion of accessible types of information.
The State party should continue its efforts to make its public administration services fully accessible to all linguistic minorities and to ensure that full accessibility in all official languages, including Arabic, is provided.
He also urged them to commit to ensuring full accessibility to medicines by establishing monitoring and accountability mechanisms and focusing on the poorest and most disadvantaged groups.
Fourth, with respect to the allegations regarding the accessibility of court decisions, the Committee notes that the Party concerned referred to a number of arrangements already undertaken orplanned to be undertaken to provide full accessibility to court decisions.
The country still faces the problem of ensuring full accessibility of health care services at all levels, particularly for the socially vulnerable groups, as well as those in rural and remote areas.
Replies from States members of the European Union indicate that a number of national codes have been adopted for accessibility andbarrier-free environment based on the principles of securing mobility and full accessibility for persons with disabilities.
Full accessibility of some parts of the site may be more difficult to achieve due to the nature and complexity of the content which is received in a variety of electronic formats; however, finding solutions to these issues is one of our priorities.
The Task Force on Accessibility will continue its work and develop a phased approach and implementation plan covering the years 1996-2000, with the objective of ensuring full accessibility to the United Nations facilities.
However, it remains concerned that gaps continue to impede full accessibility for persons with disabilities, on an equal basis with others, to all facilities and services open or provided to the public, including access to information, communications and transport.
The Advisory Committee notes that one of the assumptions for the capital master plan is that the Headquarters complex should be energy-efficient, free of hazardous materials and compliant with host city building, fire and safety codes, andshould provide full accessibility to all persons ibid., para. 2 b.
Furthermore, in May 2008, to mark the entry into force of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities,the Secretary-General of the UNWTO wrote to member States of the organization to remind them of their shared commitment towards ensuring full accessibility for disabled people to tourism services and facilities and invited them to strengthen their efforts towards improving the implementation of the recommendations included in the document"Accessible Tourism for All.
Failure to renovate the Dag Hammarskjöld Library and South Annex, budgeted at $65 million, will result in an unmet business objective, namely, that the Headquarters complex should be energy-efficient, free of hazardous materials and compliant with host city building, fire and safety codes andshould provide full accessibility to all persons.
The latter included a set of assistive devices for persons with disabilities provided by the Ministry of Health andWelfare of the Republic of Korea to support ESCAP in implementing its commitment to ensuring full accessibility to its premises and facilities under General Assembly resolution 61/106 of 13 December 2006 on the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and Commission resolution 67/6 of 25 May 2011 on enhancing accessibility for persons with disabilities at ESCAP.