Examples of using Such exploitation in English and their translations into Russian
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Profit from such exploitation.
Such exploitation includes extensive marketing to children 44.
This also means that the publication of programmes that might help encourage such exploitation should be avoided.
Such exploitation has been perpetrated by legitimate nation states.
Safeguards by the IAEA have been incorporated as an essential part in the NPT in order to prevent such exploitation.
But such exploitation cannot continue without the presence of foreign troops.
CSW mentioned that the implementation of laws to prevent such exploitation is extremely poor.
It is obvious that such exploitation is not only illegal and immoral, but also counterproductive to the aim of achieving a genuine and lasting peace.
The Government of Thailand did not deny that this had taken place, butprovided information concerning action to counter such exploitation.
The Children's Department in Nairobi was of the opinion,however, that such exploitation had been detected and a stop put to it.
They have been targeted for resource extraction such as fisheries and mining, butare ecologically vulnerable to such exploitation.
This pace andscale of growth gave rise to fears that such exploitation rates of non-renewable resources could not be sustained.
Such exploitation was illegal under any sane code of law, but using children for suicide attacks was particularly egregious.
It was also convinced that sex tourism,as a factor that aggravates such exploitation, required constant vigilance.
The draft protocol recognizes such exploitation as a crime against humanity and calls for a variety of measures to prevent the practice.
From the perspective of the Police, action against the exploitation of women can only be taken if such exploitation is criminal in nature.
Sex workers should be able to bring cases of such exploitation, coercion and violence to the police, and to be provided with protection and redress.
Her Government had therefore joined other South-East Asia andthe Pacific governments in efforts to halt such exploitation.
The question is:what can justify such exploitation of the Security Council, and do not such acts erode its credibility and effectiveness?
Safeguards by the IAEA have been incorporated as an essential part in the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons in order to prevent such exploitation.
It is obvious that such exploitation is not only illegal and immoral, but also counterproductive to the aim of achieving genuine and lasting peace.
Both ILO andUNICEF had been working valiantly for decades to halt such exploitation and enable children to lead productive and fulfilled adult lives.
The Committee therefore recommends that the prior informed consent of these communities be sought, andthat the equitable sharing of benefits to be derived from such exploitation be ensured.
One of the initiatives launched to combat such exploitation was the establishment of a multidisciplinary task force, under the auspices of the Department of Welfare.
Increased protection measures, including systematic registration and improved educational and economic opportunities for girls,were needed to reduce their vulnerability to such exploitation;
The Special Committee is of the view that such exploitation of natural resources by both Israeli and multinational corporations merits the attention of the international community.
Raise awareness among the general public about the negative impact of the exploitation of girls in the context of foster arrangements and prosecute andpunish perpetrators of such exploitation.
The obligation to protect children from such exploitation is clearly encompassed and advocated by the International Convention on the Rights of the Child to which your country is a State Party.
More informed participation in political life through awareness,constructive mobilization and imaginative use of media would form the basis of any strategy to fight such exploitation.
Ensuring that child victims of such exploitation and their families are systematically supported and included in a rehabilitation programme adapted to their specific needs.
