Examples of using Explicit component in English and their translations into Spanish
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Civil administration is not usually an explicit component specified in the mandate of a peace-keeping operation.
States shall ensure that restitution programmes, policies and practices ensure that joint titlesare issued to both the male and female heads of the household as an explicit component of the restitution process.
It urged Togo to make the promotion of gender equality an explicit component of its national development plans and policies.
Promoting gender equality should be an explicit component of their development strategies and plans, not only because by ratifying the Convention they had committed themselves voluntarily to guaranteeing de facto gender-equality, but also because it was a crucial prerequisite to sustainable development.
Make the teaching andlearning of human rights a full-fledged and explicit component particularly of citizenship education, social studies and history;
She suggests that, although there is an ongoing discussion on whether sanitation should be recognized as a distinct right, recent developments at the international, regional and national levels demonstrate a trend towards recognition; specifically,considering the right to sanitation as an explicit component of the right to an adequate standard of living.
The promotion of women's rights is increasingly being recognized as an explicit component of national plans on other issues, including those on sustainable development, health and HIV/AIDS.
This is of interest to both developing and developed countries at all pointson the migration spectrum, including along south-south tracks as the inclusion of migration issues as explicit components in development assistance helps to reinforce the migration-development nexus in developing countries.
Promote equality of women and men as an explicit component of its national development plans and policies, in particular those aimed at increasing literacy, alleviating poverty and achieving sustainable development;
States should be encouraged to move further in this direction by making women's rights an explicit component of their national strategies to respond to the food crisis.
CEDAW urged Equatorial Guinea to make the promotion of gender equality an explicit component of its national development plans and policies, in particular those aimed at poverty alleviation and sustainable development; to pay special attention to the needs of rural women; and to eliminate discrimination against women with respect to ownership and inheritance of land.
This is perhaps a critical difference from some external monitoring,where capacity building of local NGOs is an explicit component, and they have complete freedom, short of committing libel, to publish.
The Committee urges the State party to make the promotion of gender equality an explicit component of all its national development strategies, policies and programmes, in particular those aimed at repatriation, rehabilitation and resettlement, as well as those aimed at poverty alleviation and sustainable development.
States should ensure that housing, land and property restitution programmes, policies andpractices recognize the joint ownership rights of both male and female heads of the household as an explicit component of the restitution process, and that restitution programmes, policies and practices reflect a gender-sensitive approach.
It further urged Comoros to make the promotion of gender equality an explicit component of its development plans and programmes and take measures aimed at eliminating discrimination against women, including gender stereotypes in the economic and social life.
Due to the essential importance of sanitation for maintaining a life with human dignity,it could be argued that it is as important as other explicit components of the right to an adequate standard of living, such as food, clothing and housing, and could be implied under that right.
It urges the State party to make the promotion of gender equality an explicit component of its national development plans and policies, in particular those aimed at poverty alleviation and sustainable development, and to ensure that women participate in development processes at all levels, including community decision-making processes and the design and implementation of poverty reduction plans.
The Committee further recommends that the State party adopt measures without delay to modify or eliminate traditional practices and stereotypes that discriminate against women,make the promotion of gender equality an explicit component of all its national reconstruction and development strategies, undertake concrete measures to increase the number of women in decision-making positions and enforce the principle of equal pay for work of equal value.
Take appropriate measures to make the promotion of gender equality an explicit component of its national development plan and policies and to include in its Constitution or other appropriate domestic legislation a definition of discrimination against women(Brazil);
Vi Make the teaching andlearning of human rights a full-fledged and explicit component of the school-based curriculum(teaching and learning programmes decided by schools);
While its first phase was based on a concept of popular participation and decentralization, with explicit components in favour of indigenous peoples, the second phase(2005-2009) was an indigenous programme inspired by International Labour Organization(ILO) Convention No. 169, the indigenous territory dimension of Bolivian land reform and the challenge of the Permanent Forum to directly involve indigenous peoples directly in the design of development programmes and as beneficiaries of such programmes.
The Committee had emphasized that, as those countries tackled economic crises or emerged from conflict,the States parties should make gender equality an explicit component of national development plans and cooperation programmes with international donors, in particular those aimed at poverty alleviation and sustainable development.
The Committee urges the State party to make the promotion of gender equality an explicit component of all its national development strategies, policies and programmes, in particular those aimed at poverty alleviation and sustainable development, including its Poverty Reduction Strategy and Food Security Strategy.
The Committee urges the State party to ensure that the promotion of gender equality is an explicit component of its national and local development plans and programmes, in particular those aimed at poverty reduction and sustainable development.
The Committee urges the State party to make the promotion of gender equality an explicit component of its national development plans and policies, and in particular those aimed at poverty alleviation and sustainable development.
The Committee urges the State party to make the promotion of gender equality an explicit component of all its national development strategies, policies and programmes, in particular those aimed at poverty alleviation and sustainable development.
The Committee recommends that the State party ensure that the promotion of gender equality andsensitization to gender equality issues is an explicit component of, and is fully implemented in, its national development plans and policies, in particular those aimed at poverty alleviation, sustainable development and natural disaster management.
In the meantime, UNFPA would pursue the parallel financing mechanisms, andin circumstances where reproductive health was an explicit component of the SWAps and adequate monitoring and reporting procedures were in place, the Fund would consider contributing a limited part of its support to a"common basket", on a case-by-case basis in accordance with its current rules and regulations.
Designed to have the country rebuilt on sounder foundations than it enjoyed before the earthquake,should incorporate explicit components on the place of rights in the reconstruction and on the rights-based approach in certain emblematic areas of the work, thus showing that the very purpose of the reconstruction is to guarantee the citizens of Haiti, at the outset, genuine access to their rights.
CEDAW also requested, as highlighted as well in the 20072011 United Nations Development Assistance Framework(UNDAF) report,to make the promotion of gender equality an explicit component of all its national development strategies, policies and programmes, in particular those aimed at poverty alleviation and sustainable development, including its Poverty Reduction Strategy and Food Security Strategy.