Examples of using Practices that constitute in English and their translations into Russian
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Identify practices that constitute desirable minimum standards.
Even more recently, other measures have been adopted to root out anderadicate elements and practices that constitute the backbone of terrorism.
Refrain from practices that constitute an undue exercise of buyer power, as identified by the States in which they operate;
The Committee is concerned about the prevalence of violence against women and girls,including cultural practices that constitute, or perpetuate, violence against women.
Thus, there are a number of customary practices that constitute an infringement of the principle of the equality of citizens before the law.
To take all appropriate measures, including legislation, to modify or abolish existing laws, regulations,customs and practices that constitute discrimination against people with disabilities;
However, those practices that constitute definite forms of violence against women cannot be overlooked nor justified on the grounds of tradition, culture or social conformity.
To take all appropriate measures, including legislation, to modify or abolish existing laws, regulations,customs and practices that constitute discrimination against persons with disabilities;
Countries that join in the Convention engage themselves to develop and carry out policies, laws and administrative measures for securing the rights recognized in the Convention and abolish laws, regulations,customs and practices that constitute discrimination.
To take all appropriate measures, including legislation, to modify or abolish laws, regulations,customs and practices that constitute discrimination against persons with disabilities in the areas of work and employment.
In their training and awareness-raising programmes, non-governmental organizations and Governments should be encouraged,particularly at the grass-roots level, to pay special attention to traditional practices that constitute violence against women.
The Committee recommends that the State party, as a matter of priority, take measures to prevent, prohibit andeliminate private and public practices that constitute segregation of any kind, and make determined efforts to ensure the practical and effective implementation of these measures.
Access to international financial markets and to official financial assistance is in many senses a consequence of such policies, as well as of the supply of international capital, the risks associated with its utilization, in particular the rules,norms and practices that constitute the international financial architecture.
Reinforce the bargaining power of smallholders and equalize their relationships with the agribusiness sector by(a)prohibiting practices that constitute an undue exercise of buyer power; and(b) combating excessive concentration in the food chain, or abuses of dominant positions acquired by certain actors.
Bahrain requested information about Djibouti's progress in increasing the participation of women in political life andits implementation of national programs to combat practices that constitute violence against women.
To consider policies, and examine practices, of the relevant employer,in relation to employment matters to identify any policies or practices that constitute discrimination against women, and any patterns(whether ascertained statistically or otherwise) of lack of equality of opportunity in respect of women;
The Committee noted the obligations of States parties to the Convention to take appropriate measures to modify or abolish not only existing laws and regulations, butalso customs and practices that constitute discrimination against women.
This will involve identifying the success or failure of States with respect to eliminating all social, cultural,economic and political practices that constitute discrimination against women, including by establishing accessible and effective gender-responsive justice systems and human rights complaint mechanisms that ensure women's equal benefit and protection of the law.
Encourages States to undertake promptly a review of all legislation and other measures so as to identify and modify or abolish existing laws, regulations,customs and practices that constitute discrimination against persons with disabilities;
The author refers to the Committee's views in Vertido v. the Philippines, where, in paragraph 8.4, the Committee noted that, by articles 2(f) and 5(a), the State party was obligated to take appropriate measures to modify or abolish not only existing laws and regulations, butalso customs and practices that constituted discrimination against women.
The Committee is concerned about the prevalence of violence against women andgirls, including cultural practices that constitute, or perpetuate, violence against women.
At its ordinary session, held at the ministerial level in Cairo in September 2006, the Council of the League of Arab States reaffirmed the Arab countries' solidarity with the Syrian Arab Republic and their support for the Arab citizens in the Golan in their efforts to preserve their land and Arab Syrian identity,and condemned all practices that constituted a flagrant violation of their rights.
The State party should pursue its awareness-raising efforts andimplement existing legislative measures to combat traditional practices that constitute cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment of women and girls.
Urges States parties to review any existing exclusion or restriction of political rights for persons with disabilities, including those persons with psychosocial, mental or intellectual disabilities, and to take all appropriate measures, including legislation, to modify or abolish existing laws, regulations,customs and practices that constitute discrimination against persons with disabilities;
CEDAW expressed concern about the prevalence of violence against women andgirls, including cultural practices that constitute, or perpetuate, such violence.
It notes that by articles 2(f) and 5(a), the State party is obligated to take appropriate measures to modify or abolish not only existing laws and regulations, butalso customs and practices that constitute discrimination against women.
It notes that, under this provision of the Convention, the State party is to take appropriate measures to modify or abolish not only existing laws and regulations, butalso customs and practices that constitute discrimination against women.
Prohibiting discrimination on grounds of disability in constitutional provisions and in specific anti-discrimination laws or legal provisions; and taking all appropriate measures, including legislation,to modify customs and practices that constitute discrimination against persons with disabilities;
The Act identifies racial discrimination as a priority both for the prohibition and elimination of discrimination and the promotion of equality and provides a specific section on the prohibition of unfair discrimination on the ground of race(s7)with specific examples on prohibited practices that constitute direct or indirect discrimination on the ground of race.
The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women, and the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action all require States to refrain from invoking any custom, tradition, orreligious consideration to justify cultural practices that constitute violence against women and violations of women's reproductive health.