Examples of using Whose access in English and their translations into Russian
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To protect communities whose access to livelihoods is threatened by environmental pollution and natural resource exploitation by the fossil fuel and other extractive industries and the global commercial fishing industry;
The above reasoning also applies to women Prefects, whose access to the career was introduced in 1966.
Provide tailor-made services for groups whose access to health services may raise particular challenges, such as language, geographical barriers, cultural barriers, age, discrimination or existing health status.
To use extraordinary temporary measures in favour of the groups of citizens whose access to employment is markedly reduced;
The mandate of the CEEC is to promote the empowerment of citizens that are orhave been marginalised or disadvantaged and whose access to economic resources and development capacity has been constrained due to various factors including race, sex, educational background, status and disability.
Second, while the reductions in MFN tariffs will increase market opportunities in general,they will also put a competitive squeeze on the exports of those countries whose access was hitherto facilitated by preferential tariffs.
In August, it has involved mainly machine building plants, whose access to credits has increased from 64 to 71 per cent.
While encouraged by the many changes which were taking place in South Africa, the Working Group was particularly concerned about the fate of the 1 million farm workers andthe 1 million domestic workers whose access to voting booths was not yet secured.
That would also include people living under foreign occupation, whose access to humanitarian aid should not be hindered or limited.
The Committee recommends that the State party take additional measures to ensure that civic education and efforts to teach, promote and foster awareness of human rights and the Convention cover all segments of the population,in particular the"historically marginalized groups", whose access to the media is not always guaranteed.
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With regard to information and communications technology, the Group of Eight summit held in Japan in July 2000 had recognized that the rapid development of information technologies was a causefor concern for some people and that greater efforts should be made to ensure that the benefits of such technologies extended to those whose access to them was currently limited.
A particular vulnerability is that of many indigenous population groups whose access to their ancestral lands may be threatened.
The Special Rapporteur deems that the Government's pledge to equalize- not only maximize- participation in university education requires putting into practice its commitment to use"funding as a lever for change" so as to overcome the financial obstacles inaccordance with their size, namely investing the most in those whose access is the most hampered.
The second element addresses the poor, excluded andvulnerable population, whose access to universal social services has diminished.
All too often, however, police actions and procedures act as a barrier to meaningful access to justice for persons living in poverty and they are treated as potential criminals,rather than as rights-holders whose access to justice must be supported and facilitated.
The region which now needed new patterns of cooperation was Africa, whose access to markets and need for foreign investment were major problems.
Projects in the field of talent development are aimed at creating additional opportunities for children, whose access to sections and tutors is limited.
The expansion in private external financing for developing countries since the beginning of the 1990s has been concentrated partly on countries, which largely or completely avoided being affected by the debt crisis of the 1980s(principally in Asia), andpartly on countries in Latin America whose access to international capital markets was severely restricted during this period, but regained lender confidence following changes in government policies and underlying macro-economic conditions.
Second, while the reductions in MFN tariffs will increasemarket opportunities in general, they will also put a competitive squeeze on the exports of those countries whose access was hitherto facilitated by preferential tariffs.
The access to information law should also establish a list of information whose access may not be restricted on any grounds.
A broadening of the group of international organizations authorized to requestopinions might also usefully be considered, admitting certain organizations that do not fall within the present definition in the Charter, but whose access to the advisory procedure would be desirable for various reasons.
This year, SILVA(2009) the discovery of gold led to the invasion of the project,by thousands of miners from the South of Pará, whose access was facilitated by roads built by the project of colonization.
The Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, in its general comment No. 12(1999)stresses their right to food by and highlights that"particular vulnerability is that of many indigenous population groups whose access to their ancestral lands may be threatened" para. 13.
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The lack of territorial access to the sea, aggravated by remoteness and isolation from world markets, and prohibitive transit costs andrisks imposed serious constraints on the overall socio-economic development efforts of those countries, whose access to world markets was dependent on the establishment of a multi-country transit system.
Principle 1: The negotiations leading to investment agreements should beconducted in a fully transparent manner, and with the participation of the local communities whose access to land and other productive resources may be affected as a result of the investment agreement.
Measures to ensure transparency must pay special attention to ensuring that the information is accessible, culturally and physically,especially to vulnerable groups whose access may be limited by language differences, mobility limitations or lack of resources.
UNRWA remained the main provider of basic education, health, and relief andsocial services to Palestine refugees, who had limited access to government services and whose access to expensive private services was restricted by limited financial resources.