Examples of using Legislative obstacles in English and their translations into Russian
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E- Destroy legislative obstacles that prevent good access to HIV related services.
Everyone agrees that Ukraine needs long-term capital from international sources;however, regulators and legislative obstacles interfere with this.
There were no legal or legislative obstacles whatsoever to the implementation of the Convention.
A programme to collect and analyse urban data has commenced anda Commission has been set up to remove legislative obstacles to the implementation of the housing policy.
Experience suggests that legislative obstacles in European inland waterway transport are, or may be, of a number of kinds.
He said that the preparatory work had already been started within the Steering Committee,which is set up on the basis of the former Group of Volunteers on Legislative Obstacles.
Legislative obstacles: a country's legislation may be frankly inegalitarian under various pretexts, especially religious, ethnic or linguistic;
The trans community really requires such knowledge because there are no data on how many of such people there are, andabout the spread of HIV, and which legislative obstacles can be removed.
It also invited to identify legislative obstacles that hamper the establishment of a harmonized and competitive Pan-European inland waterway transport market, and to formulate solutions to overcome them.
In his opinion, the Workshop could consider andfine-tune the text of the findings of the Group of Volunteers on Legislative Obstacles to be prepared in accordance with item 13 of the Rotterdam Declaration.
It is working to identify legislative obstacles that hamper the establishment of a harmonized and competitive Pan-European inland waterway transport market, and to formulate solutions to overcome them.
The Committee notes with concern that, despite the recommendation contained in itsconcluding observations of 2002, the Autonomous Development of Indigenous Peoples Bill has not been adopted owing to legislative obstacles.
In others, national laws have been amended to remove or reduce legislative obstacles limiting defenders' freedoms of expression, association, assembly and access to information as well as NGOs' access to funding.
Wherever in the case of inland water transport operations on the pan-European inland waterway network these conditions are not, or not completely met,one may speak of'legislative obstacles' as referred to in the Rotterdam Declaration.
It is recalled that for the SC.3 forty-ninth session Group of Volunteers on Legislative Obstacles provided an analysis of the legal issues related to the existence of different regimes for technical requirements for vessels ship's certificates.
For example, whenever a family faces difficulties in living together as a unit as a result of provisions of nationality laws relating to a succession of States,States concerned are under an obligation to eliminate such legislative obstacles.
Based on the recommendation of the Group of Volunteers on Legislative Obstacles, the Working Party SC.3, at its forty-ninth session decided to include the question of recognition of ship's certificates and boatmaster's licenses throughout Europe in its Programme of Work and forwarded the issue to SC.3/WP.3.
Whenever a family faces difficulties in living together as a unit as a result of provisions of nationality laws relating to the succession of States,States concerned are deemed to be under an obligation to eliminate such legislative obstacles.
An overview of the different regimes for boatmasters' licences,from the 2005 Inventory of existing legislative obstacles that hamper the establishment of a harmonized and competitive pan-European inland navigation market, prepared by the SC.3 Group of Volunteers on Legislative obstacles;
In this regard, all stakeholders, including member countries, EC, UNECE, ECMT and river commissions,are invited to take into account the findings and recommendations of the Group of Volunteers on legislative obstacles, as reflected in TRANS/SC.3/2005/1.
In this connection, relevant recommendation by the Group of Volunteers on Legislative Obstacles in TRANS/SC.3/2005/1, para. 42 was referred to, together with the CCNR document on Procedure and conditions for the recognition of third countries' ship's certificates in TRANS/SC.3/2005/5/Add.1 TRANS/SC.3/168, para. 15.
The Working Group strongly urges States to allow NGOs to undertake their work freely and without impediment,to allow families of victims of disappearances to organize freely without bureaucratic restriction or legislative obstacles and to protect witnesses.
To invite the UNECE, the European Commission, the two River Commissions andthe ECMT to identify in close cooperation before the end of 2002 the legislative obstacles that hamper the establishment of a harmonized and competitive Pan-European inland waterway transport market, and to formulate solutions to overcome them.
The Working Group strongly urges States to allow NGOs to undertaketheir work freely and without impediment; to allow families of victims of disappearances to organize freely without bureaucratic restriction or legislative obstacles; and to protect witnesses.
Tand following the above Plan of Action the Working Party may wish inparticular- to consider and approve the findings of the Group of Volunteers in TRANS/SC.3/2005/1 concerning legislative obstacles that hamper the establishment of a harmonized and competitive Pan-European inland navigation market together with proposals of the Group for solutions to overcome them.
The Working Group strongly urges States to allow NGOs to undertake their work freely and without impediment,that families of victims of disappearances be left free to organize without bureaucratic restriction or legislative obstacles, and that witnesses be protected.
It is recalled that at its forty-ninth session, the Working Party had approved a report by the group of Volunteers on Legislative Obstacles on"Inventory of existing legislative obstacles that hamper the establishment of a harmonized and competitive Pan-European inland navigation market together with recommendations as to how to overcome those obstacles" TRANS/SC.3/2005/1.
The Working Group strongly recommends that the Government of Algeria allow NGOs to undertake their work freely and without impediment,that families of victims of disappearances be left free to organize without bureaucratic restriction or legislative obstacles, and that witnesses be protected.
It would, therefore, not be illogical to try to eliminate the legislative obstacles by replacing the current variety of regimes and rule-makers with one single regime, covering the whole of the European inland waterway network, and providing for one single rule-making institution, to which the functions of the existing rule-makers would be transferred.
The Working Group strongly recommends that the Government of Algeria allow NGOs to undertaketheir work freely and without impediment, that families of victims of disappearances be left free to organize without bureaucratic restriction or legislative obstacles, and that witnesses be protected.