Examples of using Recognition of the principle in English and their translations into Russian
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Constitutional recognition of the principle of equality.
Recognition of the principle of non-discrimination 264-267 185.
From the individual person's perspective, this means recognition of the principle of life-long learning.
Constitution: recognition of the principle of gender equality 33- 41 10.
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From the individual's standpoint, this entitlement means the recognition of the principle of lifelong education.
Recognition of the principle of gender equality in domestic legislation.
Can anyone deny that this was made possible thanks to unequivocal recognition of the principle of the sovereignty and self-determination of peoples?
Recognition of the principle of non-discrimination(recommendation 75)- Nauru accepts the recommendation.
Help strengthen the recognition of the principle of self-identification for minority communities and groups;
Welcomes in this context the progress made inthe fight against impunity, including the recognition of the principle of complementarity in the Rome Statute;
She commended the report's balanced approach to the material and symbolic aspects of reparations and welcomed its recognition of the principle of proportionality in the design of reparations programmes.
Recognition of the principle of fundamental social justice in economic relations aimed at developing production and achieving solidarity and social equilibrium;
Efforts still needed to be made in order tochange attitudes and ensure recognition of the principle of gender equality at all levels and in all senses.
I would respectfully like to point out that my delegation has repeatedly called for the recognition of the principle of equal and undiminished security for all States.
Recognition of the principle of strict liability is also embodied in the 1964 Polish Civil Code, articles 435 to 437, which recognize strict liability for damage caused by ultra-hazardous activities.
It was recalled that the text of draft article 6 was intended to provide broad recognition of the principle of party autonomy, while avoiding interference with the rights of third parties.
Constitutional recognition of the principle of equality and non-discrimination and adoption of specific gender-sensitive legislation are important prerequisites to guaranteeing and protecting women's rights to land, housing and property.
It welcomed the Constitutional status granted to the protection of human rights and the recognition of the principle of equality of persons in the Constitution of Lesotho.
One aspect includes recognition of the principle of non-refoulement, especially if there is a risk of torture in the absence of minimum guarantees in criminal proceedings or, for States that have abolished the death penalty, in the absence of adequate guarantees.
At the level of normative policy, the Representative urged that a plan of action build on the recognition of the principle of voluntariness that is enshrined in the Integrated Strategy Document.
In spite of certain positive provisions of the Convention on the Nationality of Married Women and the recognition of the principle of non-discrimination on the basis of sex, women married to foreigners continue to face some forms of discrimination.
Strengthen the recognition of the principle of self-identification for minority communities and groups, including through assisting in the elaboration of international rules for establishing criteria for the recognition of minorities, based on the principle of self-identification, with a view to such rules being implemented by States;
Moscow is convinced that it is possible to put an end to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict only through mutual recognition of the principle of achieving a settlement through negotiations, a halt to violence and terrorism, and also efforts to normalize the lives of the Palestinians.
He recalled that the significance of the Vienna documents for the development of human rights concepts could not be overestimated as for the first time in history, all categories of human rights were declared equal,there was true recognition of the principle of the universality of human rights and that it was the duty of all States to respect and implement them.
This question is particularly relevant in light of the progressive and increasing recognition of the principle according to which the official status enjoyed by the perpetrator of a crime under international law does not exempt him or her from criminal responsibility.