Exemples d'utilisation de Right to develop en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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effective realization of the right to develop cannot be overemphasized.
all countries have the right to develop and to aim for growth and prosperity.
With Achile T-shirts, the French group shows that it was right to develop its expertise.
they also have a right to develop their full potential.
While States parties had the right to develop, produce and use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes under article IV of the Treaty,
The right to develop was thus not only a human right in itself,
Iran has every right to develop nuclear energy for civilian purposes,
weapons of mass destruction(BW), depriving States Parties of their right to develop, possess, or use such weapons.
Mr. Henriksen recalled that the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples contains more than 20 provisions affirming either their right to participate in external decision-making, or their right to develop and maintain their own decision-making institutions.
facilitated the responsible exercise of the right to develop nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
Furthermore, countries should have the right to develop their own agricultural model,
which maintained strict control over nuclear materials in their territory had the right to develop nuclear energy for peaceful uses.
he stressed two concepts that cause some unease to many:"carbon space" and a right to develop based in fossil fuels.
without prejudice to their right to develop and use nuclear energy for exclusively peaceful purposes.
In this context, the right to develop and discuss new human rights ideas is an important provision to support
nuclear non-proliferation and the right to develop nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
each State has the right to develop peaceful nuclear technology
Offer pupils the right to develop their own personalities and assist them to accede to maturity in the spirit of tolerance and moderation.
that progress toward disarmament, coupled to sufficiently robust fuel supply guarantees, would help to encourage non-nuclear weapon states not to exercise their right to develop fuel cycle technology.
All academic staff have the right to develop and maintain their teaching competence