Examples of using Party to develop and implement in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Committee further recommends the State party to develop and implement a comprehensive policy for the prevention of child abuse and neglect.
It urges the State party to develop and implement programmes aimed at counselling womenand girls and men and boys on educational choices, bearing in mind their subsequent equal opportunities and chances in the labour market.
The Committee urges the State party to develop and implement a comprehensive policy for the family to protect their children's rights which would include.
Action plans: Each party to develop and implement a national action planand, as appropriate, participate in the development and implementation of a subregional or regional action plan to identify, characterize and address the release of atmospheric emissions of mercury from specified source sectors.
The Committee further urges the State party to develop and implement a policy to protect the privacy of children who have been registered in all the national databases.
It also urges the State party to develop and implement programmes aimed at counselling womenand girls on educational choices, bearing in mind their subsequent opportunities and chances in the labour market.
In this regard,the Committee encouraged the State party to develop and implement an updated comprehensive multicultural policy that reflected its increasingly ethnicallyand culturally diverse society.
The Committee urges the State party to develop and implement effectively a general policy of poverty eradication that incorporates a gender perspectiveand accords special attention to households headed by women.
The Committee encourages the State party to develop and implement an updated comprehensive multicultural policy that reflects its increasingly ethnicallyand culturally diverse society.
The Committee also encourages the State party to develop and implement a comprehensive, coordinated and unified Gender Equality Duty throughout its territory and at all levels of government and in its own offices.
Please outline measures taken by the State party to develop and implement a methodology to assess the effectiveness of training of law enforcement personnel with regard to the prevention of torture and ill-treatment.
The Committee encourages the State party to develop and implement comprehensive educational measuresand an awareness-raising campaign upon completion of the review process, so as to ensure knowledge of the legal framework and its effective implementation.
The Committee recommends the State party to develop and implement policies and legal provisions regarding intercountry adoption to guarantee that the practice of this form of adoption is in full conformity with the principles and provisions of the Convention, in particular, article 21.
Article 6 of the Stockholm Convention requires each Party to develop and implement strategies to identify existing POPs stockpiles,and to develop strategies for identifying products in use that contain or are contaminated with POPs and POPs-containing wastes.
The Committee urges the State party to develop and implement, with the support of the ILO, UNICEF, and national and international NGOs, a comprehensive programme to prevent and combat child labour, in full compliance with ILO Conventions No. 138 and No. 182 which the State party has ratified.
The Committee urges the State party to develop and implement, with the support of ILO, UNICEF, and NGOs, a comprehensive assessment study and a plan of action to prevent and combat child labour, in full compliance with ILO Convention No. 138(1973) concerning Minimum Age for Admission to Employment, which the State party has ratified.
The Committee calls upon the State party to develop and implement comprehensive educational measuresand awareness-raising campaigns on the provisions of the Personal and Family Code and on other laws designed to eliminate discrimination against women so as to achieve full compliance with their provisions.
The Committee urges the State party to develop and implement, with the support of the International Labour Organization, UNICEF, and national and international NGOs, a comprehensive programme to prevent and combat child labour, in full compliance with ILO Conventions No. 138(1973) and No. 182(1999) which the State party has ratified.
The Committee urges the State party to develop and implement a comprehensive national plan of action for the full implementation of the Convention, covering all areas of the Conventionand incorporating the objectives and goals of"A world fit for children", the outcome document of the special session of the General Assembly on children.
The Committee encourages the State party to develop and implement awareness-raising and education campaigns, in particular in the public sector and across all branches of Government, to broaden understanding of the provisions of the Convention, and of the content and meaning of substantive equality that goes beyond equality of opportunity and same treatment.
The Committee recommends that the State party to develop and implement legislative and other measures, policies and procedures to ensure that children do receive, when necessary, adequate alternative care, preferably in their own immediate families or extended families or in care of a family nature in the form of foster care, or kafalah, which fully respects the provisions contained in of the Convention, in particular those in articles 20 and 21.
National, subregional and regional action plans: Each party to develop and implement a national action planand, as appropriate, participate in the development and implementation of a subregional or regional action plan for identifying locations and quantities of domestic stocks of elemental mercury and specified mercury compounds in specified sectors( Stockholm Convention articles 5, paragraph( a), and 6, paragraph 1( a));
It calls upon the State party to develop and implement comprehensive educational measuresand awareness-raising campaigns aimed at publicizing statutory legislation that ensures gender equality in marriage and family relations with regard to all sectors of the society, including the judiciary, the legal profession, law enforcement agents, public officials and community and civil society organizations, with the involvement of and in cooperation with the media.
The Committee calls upon the State party to develop and implement awareness-raising programmesand training on the provisions of the Convention, in particular with regard to the meaning and scope of direct and indirect discrimination and about formal and substantive equality, for parliamentarians, government officials, judges, lawyers and prosecutors, so as to establish firmly a domestic legal culture supportive of women's equality and non-discrimination.
The Committee also recommends States parties to develop and implement policies and programmes to ensure equal access for indigenous children to culturally appropriate health services.
Another technical challenge relates to a lack of expertise by some States Parties to develop and implement national stockpile destruction plans.
The Committee strongly urges States parties to develop and implement awareness-raising campaigns, education programmes and legislation aimed at changing prevailing attitudes, and address gender roles and stereotypes that contribute to harmful traditional practices.
Make targeted recommendations as appropriate, in accordance with the Guidelines contained in Annex 3,which may include requesting identified Parties to develop and implement National Ivory Action Plans; and. .
United Nations field teams bear the primary responsibility for entering into child protection dialogue,pressuring parties to developing and implementing action plans, periodically reviewing compliance by the parties and to reporting to the Secretary-General.
In its general comment No. 4,the Committee on the Rights of the Child strongly urges States parties to develop and implement legislation aimed at changing prevailing attitudes,and address gender roles and stereotypes that contribute to harmful traditional practices.