Examples of using Directive principles in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Directive Principles of State Policy as set out in Chapter VI of the Constitution provide that the legislature
concerned in particular that, under article 11 of the Constitution, the right of everyone not to be discriminated against is applicable to a limited list of mainly civil and political rights, and that the Directive Principles of State Policy, also included in the Constitution, do not contain any non-discrimination
A proper implementation of this Directive Principle in our Constitution will mean that the exercise of individual rights must be for the benefit and strengthening of the family unit.
The right to life is recognized as a directly justiciable fundamental right(art. 21), while the right to food is defined as a directive principle of State policy(art. 47).
Article 25 of the Constitution deals with the Directive Principles of the State.
National self-reliance is among Papua New Guinea ' s constitutional goals and directive principles.
The national goals and directive principles continue to guide our long-term ambitions and plans.
Promotion and protection of human rights is also one of the directive principles of state policy.
Promotion and protection of human rights is also one of the directive principles of state policy.
Promotion and protection of human rights is also one of the directive principles of state policy.
In addition to Part III of the Constitution, 1996 constitutional amendments introduced Directive Principles of State Policy.
Article 27- The directive principles of state policy provide that State shall ensure social security and welfare.
That section is located in Chapter V of the Constitution which is the Directive Principles of State Policy.
The obligation of State to protect and promote women are contained in the Directive Principles of State Policy.
Part IV of the Constitution further provides enforcement measures in discharging state responsibility by following directive principles and state policies.
The Directive Principles of State policy laid emphasis on the promotion of general welfare and the protection of human rights.
Article 27- The directive principles of state policy provide for the full enjoyment of leisure and social and cultural opportunities.
Under the Directive Principles of State policy, the State was required to involve the female population to a greater extent in national development.
The directive principles also include a commitment of decentralizing the country ' s administration and promoting national unity by eliminating all forms of discrimination.
Charter 6 of the 1992 Constitution on Directive Principles of State Policy also calls for the prohibition of discrimination on the grounds of gender.