Examples of using Implementation of that right in English and their translations into Spanish
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The European Union would continue to play an active role in the implementation of that right.
The highest responsibility for the implementation of that right rested with the States themselves, but the international community should effectively cooperate to eliminate the obstacles to development.
Fourth, what was the role of domestic legislation in the implementation of that right?
The main purpose of implementation of that right should be to create conditions for the free economic, social and cultural development of peoples as a whole and should not be limited to questions of territorial change.
A distinction must be drawn between the content of the right to nutrition itself and the implementation of that right.
The task of the Working Group had been to identify obstacles to the implementation of that right, suggest ways of eliminating those obstacles and recommend means by which the right could be granted on a universal scale.
His delegation, which supported the right of peoples to self-determination, welcomed with satisfaction those States established in implementation of that right which had recently joined the United Nations.
FAO believed that future reviews of the implementation of that right should be based on the structure of the General Comment, which provided a comprehensive overview of the elements comprising the content of the right to food, as well as a broad typology of State obligations to fulfil them.
Many indigenous representatives were concerned that Governments considered the implementation of that right as a pre-defined outcome rather than an ongoing process.
The Group had identified external debt, difficulty of access tothe world trading system, and lack of coherence of macroeconomic policies as obstacles to the implementation of that right.
Although a favourable international environment was an important factor in the realization of the right to development, the implementation of that right was first and foremost the result of a national policy and strategy which took into consideration the specific context of each country.
A new subprogramme on the right to development should be added, dealing with national and international obligations, andconsideration should be given to a permanent mechanism for the implementation of that right.
The speaker reiterated four points: the centrality of the Declaration on the Right to Development; the international andnational dimensions of the implementation of that right; the fact that it contained collective and individual rights; and the comprehensive nature of such a right comprising civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights. .
It welcomed the General Assembly resolution on the right to development,whereby a new branch of the Centre for Human Rights would be entrusted with ensuring the implementation of that right.
One of the main problems in the debate concerning indigenous peoples right to selfdetermination was that many Governments considered the implementation of that right a pre-defined outcome rather than an ongoing process.
In that context, his Government wished to reaffirm its commitment to the implementation of the Declaration on the Right to Development at both the national and international levels, in which connection it welcomed and supported the efforts of the intergovernmental working group on the right to development andhoped that those efforts would lead to the setting up of an appropriate mechanism to monitor the implementation of that right.
Mr. ACHARYA(Nepal) said that the close link between theright to development and the various fundamental human rights principles made the implementation of that right particularly difficult and complex.
The international community could not remain indifferent to the situation of the millions of displaced persons and refugees. In order to help them, their right to returnmust be reaffirmed and efforts should be made to secure the implementation of that right.
Ms. SETYAWATI(Indonesia) said that her Government was committed to the promotion and protection of the right to development, and supported the work of the Working Group on the Right to Development,which was the only global forum to monitor and review the implementation of that right at the national and international levels, and to provide recommendations thereon.
It had been clearly accepted at the World Conference that the right to development was as important and universal as civil and political rights, but the international community,especially the developed industrial countries, had made little contribution to the implementation of that right.
The present administration of the Government of Mexico is fully committed to the right to development and sees a need to promote international andnational policies which create an environment conducive to the implementation of that right.
Consequently, his delegation welcomed the progress made by the Working Group on the Right to Development in reconciling divergent views andelaborating constructive proposals and recommendations for the implementation of that right.
The States sponsoring the Middle East peace process, which had repeatedly affirmed the right of the Palestinian people to exercise self-determination andestablish their own independent State, had a duty to ensure the implementation of that right.
In its resolution 1996/15 on the right to development, the Commission on Human Rights had invited the relevant treaty bodies to consider examining, within the scope of their mandate,the proper means for their contribution to the implementation of that right.
United Nations agencies could provide not only legal, political and administrative advice to States on how better to meet their obligations regarding the right to food and nutrition, butalso help States in monitoring their implementation of that right.
It does not follow, however, that this non-derogable nature in itself prevents a reservation from being formulated to the provision setting out the right in question,provided that it applies only to certain limited aspects relating to the implementation of that right.
It did not follow, however, that the non-derogable nature of the right in itself prevented a reservation from being formulated to the provision setting out the right in question,provided that it applied only to certain limited aspects relating to the implementation of that right.
As a starting pointfor each human right, the narrative on the legal standard of the right was translated into a limited number of characteristic attributes that facilitate a structured identification of appropriate indicators for monitoring the implementation of that right.
At its latest session, in March/April 1998, the Commission on Human Rights had decided to appoint an independent expert onthe right to development, with the mandate to report regularly to the Working Group on the Right to Development on progress in the implementation of that right.
Mr. WAREHAM( International Association Against Torture- IAAT) said that despite all the resolutions adopted by various United Nations bodies, particularly by the Commission on Human Rights, and all the reports and declarations reaffirming the importance of the right to development as a fundamental human right, most developed countries, and in particular the United States,had done nothing to ensure the systematic and equitable implementation of that right.