在 英语 中使用 In the decision-making processes 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Women' s representation of in public functions and in the decision-making processes in the SR is unequal.
It is imperative that we participate actively in the decision-making processes because of the implication of today' s decisions on our lives and for our future.
PRO 169 has sought to encourage the participation and consultation of women in the decision-making processes that are an integral aspect of all the projects undertaken.
I firmly believe that the involvement of women in the decision-making processes at the national and international levels can contribute to the better management of today' s global problems.
Some delegations called for improvements in transparency and accountability in the decision-making processes of regional fisheries management organizations and arrangements.
Many participants noted the importance of local community involvement in the decision-making processes regarding their village energy project.
It calls upon participating States to reinforce and implement preventive measures to combat these phenomena and to promote the participation of these groups in the decision-making processes in society.
Enhancing the women' s role and participation in the decision-making processes in terms of enhancing women' s representation in the structures of power;
Provision of participation or common ownership(where possible) for women in the decision-making processes of the institutions offering credit and financial services.
Furthermore, he stated that the free participation of indigenous peoples as equal partners and citizens in the decision-making processes was a crucial aspect of the effective enjoyment of their human rights.
Ensuring that practical and workable strategies are in place so women can take their rightful place in the decision-making processes of Government at the national, provincial and municipal levels.
She also called for more inclusion of leprosy-affected women and children in the decision-making processes impacting their lives.
Furthermore, rural sector associations seek to raise women' s awareness of their rights and to enhance their participation in the decision-making processes.
Even though women' s participation is theoretically accepted in multi-stakeholder forums, gender bias plays an important role in the decision-making processes.
Their presence in the labour market is increasing, as well as their role in the decision-making processes.
Ensuring the greater participation of developing countries is essential in the decision-making processes of international institutions so that their needs in managing globalization are fairly represented and addressed at the international level.