Examples of using Programme of action recognized in English and their translations into Russian
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The Programme of Action recognized that the family could take various forms.
In particular, he recalled that the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action recognized that poverty, marginalization and social exclusion were not only closely associated with racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, but were further aggravated by those problems.
The Cairo Programme of Action recognized the specific needs of countries with economies in transition for assistance.
The Programme of Action recognized the critical role of youth and the need to integrate them into society.
The Programme of Action recognized that LDCs would not be able to provide such resources themselves and thus required significant external support.
The Almaty Programme of Action recognized that excessive transit transport costs posed a major barrier to access to foreign markets.
The Programme of Action recognized that follow-up should include action by all relevant entities of the United Nations system.
The Programme of Action recognized the positive impacts of international migration on both the countries of origin and the countries of destination.
The Programme of Action recognized the need to integrate family planning activities into the broader context of reproductive health.
The Brussels Programme of Action recognized the prime responsibility of each LDC to determine and implement development policies and measures.
The Programme of Action recognized that least developed countries would not be able to provide such resources themselves and thus required significant external support.
The Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action recognized that democracy, development and respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms are interdependent and mutually reinforcing.
The Programme of Action recognized that"population-related policies, plans, programmes and projects, to be sustainable, need to engage their intended beneficiaries" para. 13.2.
The Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action recognized the right of peoples to self-determination, for which it was essential to promote democracy and strengthen the rule of law for the benefit of all.
The Almaty Programme of Action recognized the importance of regional arrangements for providing lasting solutions to the transit transport problems of landlocked developing countries.
The Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action recognized the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women as an important international instrument in the field of women's rights.
The Almaty Programme of Action recognized that the main cause for the marginalization of landlocked developing countries in the international trading system was the high trade transaction costs.
The Programme of Action recognized that the problems faced by indigenous peoples in such areas as human rights, the environment and health were directly related to the purpose of the ICPD.
The Programme of Action recognized that greater public knowledge, understanding and commitment at all levels, from the individual to the international, are vital to the achievement of its goals and objectives.
The Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action recognized that human rights were a legitimate concern of the international community; however, concern must be complemented by solidarity and cooperation, including cooperation for development.
The Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action recognized the important role of non-governmental organizations in the promotion and protection of human rights and in humanitarian activities at national, regional and international levels sect. I, para. 38.
The Programme of Action recognized that high population growth, generated by the lag between the decline in mortality and that in fertility, would increase the challenges faced by Governments in generating productive employment para. 3.15.
The Programme of Action recognized that the biggest contribution to the elimination of racial discrimination would result from action taken by States within their own borders and that international action should be directed to supporting those activities.
The Programme of Action recognized causes of displacement ranging from environmental degradation to natural disasters and internal conflicts that destroy human settlements and force people to flee from one area of a country to another.
The Programme of Action recognized that the full participation of and partnership between both women and men is required in productive and reproductive life, including co-responsibility for the care and nurturing of children and maintenance of the household.
The Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action recognized that widespread extreme poverty inhibits the full and effective enjoyment of human rights and urged its immediate alleviation as a high priority for the international community.
The Almaty Programme of Action recognized that the cost implications of meeting the requirements for establishing and maintaining efficient transit transport systems are of such a magnitude that landlocked and transit developing countries cannot accomplish such a formidable task on their own.
The Almaty Programme of Action recognized that the cost implications of meeting the requirements for establishing and maintaining efficient transit transport systems were of such a magnitude that the landlocked and transit developing countries could not by themselves accomplish that formidable task.
The Almaty Programme of Action recognized that the cost implications of meeting the requirements to establish and maintain an efficient transit transport system were often of such magnitude that the landlocked and transit developing countries could not by themselves accomplish this formidable task.
The Vienna Programme of Action recognized the mutually reinforcing interrelationship between democracy, development and respect for human rights and focused attention on the impact of extreme poverty and exclusion on the enjoyment of human rights and the need for action to eliminate them.