Examples of using Principles recognize in English and their translations into Russian
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These principles recognized by Kuwaiti society are put into practice in the treatment afforded to women.
Hence, we have submitted a draft resolution promoting principles recognized by almost all States represented here.
These principles recognize that the most important contribution to development is made by the people and Governments of development countries.
Most of them, if applied, would violate basic principles recognized in international law and the Charter of the United Nations.
The Principles recognized the challenges of increasingly competitive markets and new international safety and security requirements.
The search for a peaceful solution to the conflict in andaround Nagorny Karabakh should be based on principles recognized by the United Nations and CSCE.
It is significant that the principles recognize the intrinsic value of the environment and prioritize its protection/preservation.
The Directive also excludes inventions from patentability that offend against human dignity andethical and moral principles recognized in member states.
These principles recognize that the people and Governments of developing and transition countries make the most important contribution to development.
The principles of humanity,neutrality and impartiality are core principles recognized as foundational to humanitarian assistance.
The principles recognize the contingent liabilities which can arise for a State from external borrowing and lending between private actors.
These should include States' existing obligations under international treaties,international customary law and principles recognized by the United Nations.
Also, in many States, religious principles recognize some rights for women but, through ignorance or lack of information, those rights are not respected.
Mr. Lallah suggested the following wording:"Public morality must be understood in the light of the universality of human rights, consistent with the rights and principles recognized in the Covenant.
The Manila Principles recognize the value of utilizing existing regional mechanisms in order to initiate dialogue on issues related to high-seas-fisheries management.
Pursuing greater equality andequity at the global level accords with one of the principles recognized by Member States in the United Nations Millennium Declaration.
This law sets out principles, recognizes rights of citizenship, identifies actions to be taken and envisages service to foster the autonomy and participation of all disabled persons.
The NGO Committee for Social Development suggested that the draft guiding principles acknowledge that the inadequacy of policies for some groups of migrants effectively criminalizes the poor andproposed that the draft guiding principles recognize that economic refugees should also have access to rights.
Similarly, the principles recognize that the seven thematic elements of sustainable forest management offer a reference framework for an indicative set of criteria for sustainable forest management.
As an independent State, El Salvador is a staunch defender of strict compliance with the principle of the right of peoples to self-determination.In its external relations it promotes the principles recognized in the Charter of the United Nations, such as mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, democratic solidarity and economic cooperation.
The Principles recognize the peoples' faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person and in the equal rights of women and men as reaffirmed in the Charter of the United Nations.
As regards the legal status of the Roma as an ethnic community, the Principles recognize their equal status with other minorities living in Slovakia, i.e. the Roma are recognized as a national minority.
The principles recognize that the IAEA is the competent authority responsible for verifying and ensuring compliance with its safeguards agreements with States parties, with a view to preventing the diversion of nuclear energy from peaceful uses to nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.
Reiterates the continued importance of the Paris Principles, recognizes the value of further strengthening their application, where appropriate, and encourages States, national institutions and other interested parties to consider ways to achieve this;
While some of the Principles recognize important rights and standards, others are controversial and offer inadequate protections, notably on the issue of informed consent. The Special Rapporteur revisits this issue in section I.B.
At the same time, the Principles recognize that certain vulnerable groups among the displaced, such as children, expectant mothers, mothers with young children, female heads of household, persons with disabilities and elderly persons, might need special attention.
The principles recognize the interdependence and indivisibility of all human rights, and highlight that States must take steps, to the maximum of their available resources, to progressively realize the enjoyment of the economic, social and cultural rights of those that live in extreme poverty.
The Guidelines andthe above-mentioned Guiding Principles recognize the right of persons displaced by conflict or disaster to durable solutions, namely, a return to their homes or places of habitual residence(and, as key condition for durable return, to have housing or land restored to them), relocation elsewhere or local integration.
Fundamental rights and freedoms are in principle recognized for everybody regardless of citizenship.
Awards of international commercial arbitration courts can be in principle recognized and enforced in Russia.