Examples of using Increasing acceptance in English and their translations into Russian
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This is an aspect which is gaining increasing acceptance in State practice.
There is an increasing acceptance that social protection measures should eventually provide universal access and coverage.
Since 1972, the polluter pays principle has gained increasing acceptance.
The increasing acceptance of the Rome Statute was a firm indication of the continuing interest in the Court and of support for its objectives.
This is a requirement which is gaining increasing acceptance in State practice.
While there is increasing acceptance of the universality of human rights, innocent people continue to fall victim to inter-ethnic wars.
This also established a wide range of stakeholders andpartnerships in the region, increasing acceptance of market based instruments.
While there is an increasing acceptance of gender equality, many countries have not yet implemented fully the provisions of the Convention.
Perhaps the most significant opportunity that must be seized is the increasing acceptance of a human rights-based approach to development.
While there is an increasing acceptance of gender equality, many countries still have difficulties in implementing provisions contained therein.
Ms. Walker(Canada) said that her country had welcomed the recent visit of the Representative to Canada in February 2008 and the increasing acceptance of the Guiding Principles at the national and regional levels.
While feasibility studies indicate increasing acceptance among both men and women, issues of cost and availability are obstacles to widespread use.
The Fund had supported many IEC activities that were instrumental in generating political andpublic support for population activities and in increasing acceptance of family planning services.
The term"electronic commerce", however, had been receiving increasing acceptance in the international community, and might be used in the title.
The increasing acceptance of that fact is, for example, evident from the large number of partnerships agreed at the World Summit on Sustainable Development, held in Johannesburg, South Africa, in 2002.
Mr. Kolby(Norway): Over the past 10 years we have observed an increasing acceptance of the rule of law as the governing principle in relations between States.
The increasing acceptance and promotion of democratic values together with the choice for market-based economies and the concern for social and environmental issues have resulted in a significant progress in institution building and peace in the region.
We have resurrected the rites of chastity and respect for self that served our people well for many generations in the past, andthese are finding increasing acceptance in our nation, especially among the younger generation.
For example, certain norms are gaining increasing acceptance and international support in such areas as human rights, environmental rights and democratic approaches.
The new world in which we have been living for the last ten years has not only been about convergencetowards liberal economic policies. It has also seen the increasing acceptance of ideas that have been denied persistently by advocates of"uncritical market triumphalism.
Since then the principle has also gained increasing acceptance and has been used as a guiding concept in designing national environmental laws and regulations.
The increasing acceptance by Member States of the Court's compulsory jurisdiction proves the degree of confidence that the international community has in the ability of the Court to carry out its mandate in settling disputes within the context of the rules of international law.
The Commission claims to have identified a trend in State practice since the Second World War towards the increasing acceptance by States of the notion of international crimes for which States bear responsibility under international law.
Thus the Commission acknowledged the increasing acceptance that the spiralling debt burden faced by most indebted developing countries, in particular the least developed countries, is unsustainable and constitutes one of the principal obstacles to achieving progress in peoplecentred sustainable human development and poverty eradication.
In relation to criminal justice responses to trafficking,the Special Rapporteur highlighted the increasing acceptance of a fundamental link between criminal justice responses to trafficking and victim protection.
In this regard it is quite significant that there has been increasing acceptance recently of the difficulties associated with the servicing of multilateral debt on the part of a number of low-income countries.
The respondents also indicated how the public participation was useful: identifying public concerns(Croatia, Netherlands, United Kingdom); providing more information about the affected area(Czech Republic, Kyrgyzstan, Slovakia); increasing transparency and accountability(Germany, Italy);possibly increasing acceptance of the final decision(Germany, United Kingdom); identifying alternatives and mitigation measures(Kyrgyzstan, Netherlands, Slovakia, United Kingdom); and leading to revision of the EIA documentation Kyrgyzstan, Poland.
Such feelings have increased in the context of the war against terrorism and the increasing acceptance of the theory of a clash of civilizations between the West and the Islamic world, implicitly equating the West with Christianity and the Middle East with Islam.
While the establishment of specialized international courts, tribunals andother dispute settlement institutions confirms the increasing acceptance of the judicial settlement of disputes, the ICJ remains the principal judicial institution and at the heart of an international order based on the rule of law.
In the African context, two policy reform areas have gained increased acceptance in recent years- trade and exchange rate policies, and agricultural price reforms.