Examples of using Implementing the covenant in English and their translations into Russian
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Poverty is the main constraint in implementing the Covenant effectively.
It would therefore apparently be impossible to refer in general terms to the domestic law in implementing the Covenant.
It reported to the latter on progress made in implementing the Covenant and participated in the drafting of the Committee's general comment No. 12 on the right to adequate food.
Report any positive examples of problemsolving by the Government in implementing the Covenant.
Their reports submitted so far illustrated many of the problems which might arise in implementing the Covenant, although they had not yet provided any complete picture of the global situation with regard to the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights.
Their reports submitted so far have illustrated many of the problems that might arise in implementing the Covenant.
In 1995, the Human Rights Committee had continued to request States parties facing difficulties in implementing the Covenant to submit reports on the human rights situation, referring to specific articles of the Covenant. .
As the Rapporteur had pointed out,the Committee's general comments were intended to assist States parties in implementing the Covenant.
Nonetheless, the State party was responsible for implementing the Covenant throughout its territory.
That was, essentially, the difficulty now encountered in implementing the Covenant in the Republic of Macedonia.
In view of the considerable difficulties encountered by the State party in implementing the Covenant, the gross violations of human rights that occurred in autumn 1993 and the serious danger of a recurrence of such violations, the Committee is of the view that in its efforts at internal pacification and national reconciliation, Burundi should receive the resolute support of the international community.
He also wished to know whether the federal Government took any action when states placed constitutional obstacles in the way of implementing the Covenant.
He also regretted that the second periodic report made no reference to the difficulties which the State party encountered in implementing the Covenant.
Mr. TODOROVSKI(Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia), replying to members of the Committee who had pointed out that the Government of the Republic of Macedonia had not described in sufficient detail in its initial report the difficulties it had faced in implementing the Covenant, said the difficulties were due in the main to matters tied in with the succession of the Republic of Macedonia to the international instruments to which the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia had been a party.
What was particularly alarming,however, was that the Belarusian authorities invoked none of the circumstances which States parties generally alleged to justify their difficulties in implementing the Covenant(extreme poverty, international sanctions, etc.) and even seemed to be displaying a kind of bad faith on the question of NGOs.
This mutual dependency of international and national obligations regarding the right to food is well expressed in articles 22 and 23 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social andCultural Rights in which a link is established between the difficulties encountered by States in implementing the Covenant and the advisability of international measures likely to contribute to such implementation, and international action that may be taken to achieve the rights enshrined in the Covenant are described.
In light of these general comments, defenders who work for the implementation of ESCR should be seen as a force in inducing States parties to take positive steps towards ratifying and implementing the Covenant and the rights it recognizes.
This close cooperation has undoubtedly played a major role in strengthening institutional links among the various bodies, thereby contributing to the multidisciplinary consideration of policies, ensuring greater familiarity with the situation in Portugal in the fields covered by the Covenant andpaving the way for continuous follow-up and the more effective evaluation of progress made in implementing the Covenant.