Examples of using State to implement in English and their translations into Spanish
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Iii. measures taken by the state to implement the provisions.
Enabling the State to implement monetary policy and to adjust the policy to take account of the public interest;
Businesspeople are calling on Rajoy a pact of State to implement reforms.
The IACHR calls on the State to implement this law as soon as possible.
In this context,representatives of civil society have been involved in helping the State to implement the Framework Convention.
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Measures adopted by the State to implement the provisions of the Convention.
The Bolivian law represents an important initiative insofar as it signals the commitment of the State to implement the Declaration.
And the reduced capacity of the state to implement oversight and monitoring policies.
The Committee was also concerned that Croats in Bosnia andHerzegovina were hindering the attempts of the Government of that State to implement the Convention.
It is the responsibility and a duty of the State to implement health-care systems and policies to that end.
The Committee was also concerned that Serbs in Bosnia andHerzegovina were hindering the attempts of the Government of that State to implement the Convention.
This will allow the State to implement the 2020 Employment Road Map, designed to promote productive employment and increase earnings.
The present report provides details of actions taken by the State to implement the Optional Protocol since 10 June 2002.
Part II of the report contains an analysis of some of the articles of the Convention and information on the steps taken andefforts made by the State to implement them.
National human rights institutions strengthen the capacity of the State to implement international human rights obligations.
They can also encourage their State to implement the recommendations made by the treaty body, as well as monitor progress in this regard.
Substantial equivalence- any law, regulation, collective agreement orother measure used by a State to implement the requirements of the Convention.
One of these is the declining ability of the State to implement effective economic policies, which seriously hampers the implementation of development strategies.
NGO written submissions should be objective and it is therefore advisableto acknowledge any progress, such as the positive measures taken by the State to implement the Covenant.
This should provide the baseline information that enables the State to implement its obligation to protect the environment in a way that ensures respect for people's rights.
There is a risk that this situation could weaken both the institutions created by the peace process and the organizational andmanagement capacity of the State to implement the Agreements.
The costs of servicing such debt severely restricted the ability of the State to implement poverty reduction programmes and to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
The neoliberal policies adopted by all parties in power since the end of the military dictatorship have further reduced the capacity of the State to implement human rights programs.
The domestic offence established by a State to implement the criminalization requirements of the Convention need not be described in exactly the same manner as in the Convention, as long as the required conduct is criminalized article 116.
However good practices are not codified in any documentto which States subscribe, therefore there is no obligation by a State to implement particular good practices.
This person is generally mandated to monitor measures taken by the State to implement the recommendations of the treaty body and to report on the activities and implementation of the follow-up procedure in the annual report of the treaty body.
Ethiopia has not made the optional declaration provided for in article 14 of the Convention. This is due to resource constraint which adversely affects the capacity of the State to implement the article.
Violations of the right to health subject to direct State remediation include the failure of the State to implement components of the right to occupational health and claims arising from prior State commitments to implement the right.
International cooperation is a duty of States andtargeted to the primary responsibility of each State to implement its human rights obligations on the national level.
The shorter time limit coupled with prioritisation of the particular recommendations can help place additional pressure on the State to implement them, and also help the State to identify long-term and short-term goals.