Examples of using Explicitly recognised in English and their translations into Spanish
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But it has not explicitly recognised other objectives.
Promoting competition is also a CDPC priority, and is explicitly recognised in the law.
In this case,the Inter-American Court explicitly recognised reproductive rights, and sought to establish states obligations around the regulation of such rights.
The house rules displayed in every room and attached here, are included in the contract andmust be explicitly recognised and respected by the guest.
The fact that the right to FPIC may not be explicitly recognised in national laws should not prevent indigenous peoples from insisting on respect for this right.
Although the American Convention on Human Rights also recognises the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion,the Inter-American Human Rights Commission has so far not explicitly recognised the right to conscientious objection as protected under this provision.
In 2010, the General Assembly of the United Nations explicitly recognised the human right to drinking water and sanitation, reasserting that both are essential for the attainment of all other rights.
The questions must then be repeated at intervals during the life of the national association, to ensure that- as the virtuous circle repeats itself- the various ways in which members become closer to each other, understand and trust each other better, and move to different levels of cooperation, coordination and effectiveness, all resulting in deeperlevels of shared values, are captured and explicitly recognised.
The right to organise has been explicitly recognised in the IRA.
Meanwhile, the Commission has explicitly recognised the importance of local projects to aid and integrate migrants, and has promised to launch a database of best practices and success stories from different parts of Europe.
Financial analysis andresearch would be explicitly recognised as such ancillary services.
The Scientific Committee has explicitly recognised(SC-CAMLR-XXIX, paragraph 3.139) that failure by vessels to comply fully with CM 41-01 is seriously undermining its ability to carry out robust stock assessments in the exploratory fisheries.
Any significant contribution by other researchers must be explicitly recognised by their inclusion as co-author(s).
In the 20th century,it was explicitly recognised that the status of city in England and Wales would no longer be bound to the presence of a cathedral, and grants made since have been awarded to communities on a variety of criteria, including population size.
The validation of skills to enable re-entry into andcontinuing education has been explicitly recognised in the General Education Law of 2008 Law 18.437 art.
It is inherent in the protection of rights explicitly recognised as nonderogable in article 4, paragraph 2, that they must be secured by procedural guarantees, including, often, judicial guarantees.
The GIF provided a framework for viewing New Zealand's innovation system and explicitly recognised the links between different policy areas.
However, the special position of Ireland's Traveller community has been explicitly recognised in a range of legislative, administrative and institutional provisions, in order to protect their rights and to improve their situation.
IUCN went on to draft the Conventiontogether with UNESCO and has since been explicitly recognised as the technical Advisory Body on nature to the World Heritage Committee.
For a legal basis,if an aspect is marked with a+, it does not necessarily mean that it is explicitly recognised in this legal basis, but that it can be argued that it can be derived from it.
In the Intex Resources Asa case, a mining case, the Norwegian National Contact Point explicitly recognised the applicability of nationally recognised Indigenous rights, including free, prior and informed consent49.
Eleven percent of respondents described their(significant)steps towards environmental management but explicitly recognised that these are not necessarily sufficient for a formal recognition of sustainability.
There is no authoritative definition of an explosive weapon andexplosive weapons are not explicitly recognised as a coherent category under international law, but the term is commonly used in medical, military and scientific literature.
Article 2(1) explicitly recognises the death penalty.
Explicitly recognise in local cultural policies the connections between culture and environmental sustainability, including the sustainable use of resources.
Explicitly recognise in cultural policies the connections between culture and environmental sustainability, including concerns about climate change, resilience and the sustainable use of resources.
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development explicitly recognises that social and economic development depends on the sustainable management of natural resources.
Most of these revised categories explicitly recognise that indigenous and local communities may occupy and/or use such areas.
The range of defences provided under the Bill explicitly recognise the vital and necessary role of bona fide newsgathering.
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development explicitly recognises volunteer groups as stakeholders to achieve the 17 SDGs.