Examples of using Evolving capacities in English and their translations into Spanish
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Evolving capacities as an enabling principle.
Article 5: Parental guidance and child's evolving capacities.
Evolving capacities and the life course of the child 20- 22 7.
Parental guidance and the child's evolving capacities 266- 270 48.
Reaffirming also the status of the child as a subject of rights andas a human being with dignity and with evolving capacities.
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Parental guidance and the child's evolving capacities(art. 5) 106- 112 18.
Schools should foster a humane atmosphere andallow children to develop according to their evolving capacities.
Expert meeting on the Concept of the Evolving Capacities of the Child, organized by UNICEF, Florence, Italy, 25-27 February 2001.
Article 5 direction andguidance consistent with evolving capacities.
Respect for the evolving capacities of children with disabilities and respect for the rights of children with disabilities to preserve their identities.
Ensuring children's informed consent to decisions in line with their evolving capacities;
This workshop was the first step towards enabling and evolving capacities to build a biodiversity impact investment pipeline of potential projects in Mexico.
Greater emphasis is being placed on the involvement of younger childrenas well as adolescents, taking into account their evolving capacities.
Programming should be designed to enable their participation andbe appropriate to their evolving capacities, and it should reflect their contributions and perspectives.
More importantly, the Programme of Action further recommended that each country“also take action in accordance with its evolving capacities”.
The choice of direct implementation takes into consideration the evolving capacities of national systems and frameworks for public sector financial management, procurement, monitoring and reporting.
The Committee notes the importance of encouraging opportunities for child participation as a tool to stimulate the evolving capacities of the child.
The conditions and treatment of children in some institutions may not be provided in a manner consistent with the evolving capacities of the child and the obligation to ensure his or her survival and development to the maximum extent possible;
Extreme poverty affects children not only in the immediate present, but also in the longer term,having a cumulative impact on their evolving capacities.
However, it should respect diverse national contexts andtake into account the evolving capacities of students receiving the education.
It is essential that children with disabilities be heard in all procedures affecting them andthat their views be respected in accordance with their evolving capacities.
The approach taken in all educational programmes in Niue is developmental,as the school curricula is tailored towards a child's evolving capacities at particular points in the child's development and maturity.
Various measures have been taken to ensure the right of the child to express views in a manner consistent with his or her evolving capacities.
For example, the Centre will research one of the fundamental principles of the Convention: the evolving capacities of the child.
The Committee andnational human rights institutions recommended the inclusion of a reference to dignity"a human being with dignity and with evolving capacities.
It is taught over several years,providing age-appropriate information consistent with the evolving capacities of young people.
The Government of the Northwest Territories respects parental authority, as provided for in local custom,in the guidance of children as persons with evolving capacities.
While the roles and responsibilities of parents must be given due consideration,so should the rights and evolving capacities of young people.
Parents' rights, duties and responsibilities to provide appropriate direction and guidance to their youth,in a manner consistent with their evolving capacities, should be highlighted.
Provide for adolescents' access to medical counselling and advice without parental consent,taking into consideration the evolving capacities of the child;