Examples of using Numerically small in English and their translations into Russian
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Laws relating to numerically small indigenous peoples.
Numerically small indigenous peoples", a specific category under Russian law, consisting of some 316,000 persons, includes 47 groups mainly located in the North, Siberia and the Far East.
Mr. PILLAI proposed that the term be replaced by"numerically small ethnic groups.
But such a numerically small staff to control the race 260 kilometers is almost unreal.
The regional government will continue to support the numerically small indigenous peoples.
It is especially important that numerically small indigenous groups receive the support necessary to assist them in retaining their languages.
Traditionally used within a given territory of a State by nationals of that State who form a group numerically smaller than the rest of the State's population; and.
Special attention should be paid to numerically smaller minorities and to those that are not in a position to enjoy the support of a kin-state;
In that context, it is encouraged to proceed with its planned accession to the European Charter for Regional orMinority Languages, and to consider applying it also to numerically smaller minorities.
In 2013, members of the community,"Sam-Syyt" became a part of the Council of numerically small Indigenous peoples of North underGovernment of the Murmansk region.
Three swift and numerically small battles at Jargeau, Meung-sur-Loire, and Beaugency demonstrated renewed French confidence and laid the groundwork for subsequent French offenses on Rheims and Paris.
The Committee is concerned at the lack of disaggregated data with regard to minorities, including the numerically smaller groups such as the Kists, Kurds, Jews, Greeks and Assyrians, as well as IDPs and refugees.
Within 3 days of the invasion, the numerically smaller South Yemeni forces had established complete air superiority over the theater, thus forcing the North Yemeni Ground Forces on the back foot for the rest of the War.
UNPO noted that Batwa remained poorly integrated in the society, and having no legal status or recognition,and being numerically small, they were prevented from actively engaging in political activities at the national level.
Within this framework, the non-recognition of numerically small groups as a national minority does not imply discriminatory treatment or the creation of a"protection gap", provided of course that the members of such groups fully enjoy their human rights and freedoms under the conditions set out in the relevant universal and regional human rights treaties.
In response to the survey questionnaire, Sami respondents in Finland, Sweden and Norway shared their concerns over the future of the Sami languages,especially the languages that are spoken by numerically small groups of Sami, which are severely threatened.
Disadvantaged minority communities are frequently numerically small, politically and economically non-dominant and marginalized, and among the poorest in society.
On 16 September 1992 the President of the Republic signed the Decree"On protection of the rights and freedoms and State support for the languages andculture of national minorities, numerically small peoples and ethnic groups living in the Republic of Azerbaijan.
The reason for this special interest is probably to be found in the numerically small population of my country, which history has always taught to offer hospitality and express solidarity with the weak, the oppressed and the victims of persecution.
Regional or minority languages are languages that differ from the official language of the state where they are spoken andthat are traditionally used within a given territory by nationals of that state form ing a group numerically smaller than the rest of the state's population.
Shortcomings and difficulties,particularly affecting persons belonging to disadvantaged or numerically smaller national minorities, in such fields as access to media, participation in public affairs and use of minority languages;
These include the Decree"On measures to secure human and civil rights and freedoms","On the State programme to protect human rights","On additional measures to ensure freedom of speech, thought and information","On the protection of the rights and freedoms of, and state support for the development of the language and culture of,national minorities, numerically small peoples and ethnic groups living in the Azerbaijani Republic.
The Advisory Committee invites the authorities to pay increased attention to the needs of all the national minorities,including numerically smaller ones, with a view to preserving and developing the culture and language of persons belonging to national minorities.
The Law on Minority Rights and Freedoms defines the term"minority", which implies"any group of citizens of Montenegro, numerically smaller than the prevailing population, having common ethnical, religious, or language characteristics different than the rest of the population, having historical bond with Montenegro and motivated by the desire to express and preserve national, ethnical, cultural, language, and religious identity.
The Russian Federation does not, however, accept the recommendation on the ratification of International Labour Organization(ILO) Convention, 1989(No. 169) concerning Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Independent Countries,since the legislation of the Russian Federation relating to numerically small indigenous peoples is more progressive, in a number of ways, and provides a more realistic picture of the specific situation of the country's indigenous peoples.
As the head of the region noted,the purpose of the trip- to see how well the regional target program work for support of numerically small people, to consider what needs to be done to preserve the traditions of the indigenous inhabitants of the Kola Peninsula, informs the pressservice of the Government in Murmansk region.
In this regard, it urges the State party to reconsider its position and to provide information in its next periodic report on the following issues:(a) the ethnic composition of the population, andin particular statistical data relating to the numerically small ethnic groups;(b) disaggregated data on the employment of different racial groups in government service in different sectors.
CoE-CM recommended that Slovakia step up efforts to ensure the participation of persons belonging to national minorities,including numerically smaller minorities, in public administration and law-enforcement agencies, and promote increased participation of persons belonging to the Roma minority in elected bodies, in particular at the central level.
Activities carried out include: collaboration with embassies and missions of countries that are the historic homelands of ethnic groups living in Azerbaijan; cooperation with cultural centres andsocieties currently representing numerically small peoples; the holding of international conferences and national round tables devoted to the rights of cultural minorities; and organizing cultural events and artistic performances.
In accordance with the Decree of the President of the Azerbaijani Republic"On the protection of rights and freedoms and on State support for the promotion of the languages andcultures of national minorities, numerically small peoples and ethnic groups living in the Azerbaijani Republic" dated 16 September 1992, the Presidential Staff, the Cabinet of Ministers, the ministries and departments, the heads of local executive bodies are implementing specific measures in pursuit of the State's policy in the following directions.