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With regard to health, our health services have seen considerable progress over the last 20 years. That is reflected in the health indicators, including childcare.
The actual translation into practice of this approach is reflected in a global, integrated approach in our family policy.
the Committee also notes that the principle of non-discrimination(art. 2) is reflected in the Constitution and in other domestic legislation.
Yet, recent scientific literature suggests that certain impacts may be occurring at a faster rate and/or on a larger scale than is reflected in that report.
This inventory is reflected in the initial report prepared by the secretariat on an inventory and assessment of technologies to mitigate and adapt to climate change(FCCC/SBSTA/1996/4).
The prioritization of adolescent health and development is reflected in two goal level indicators, on HIV prevalence and the adolescent fertility rate.
This requirement is reflected in a Government Decree dated 7 October 1993" Payment from Public Funds for the Services of Lawyers".
That would ensure that the will of the people is reflected in the actions of the Government and that the central Government and the provinces are connected as a cohesive whole.
In addition, some other amendments(to staff rules 3.19(b) and 9.8(d)) are proposed to ensure that the correct wording is reflected.
This responsibility is reflected in Millennium Development Goal 8, which is a commitment to develop a global partnership for development.".
This is reflected in the Preamble to the Constitution of the Republic of Vanuatu that the nation is founded on faith in God and fundamental Christian principles.
As mentioned above, the issue of the human rights of persons with disabilities is reflected in the following instruments.
It particularly welcomed efforts to ensure that the principle of the best interest of the child is reflected in legislation.
The debate on those sub-items is reflected in summary record IDB.23/SR.1, paragraphs 40 to 67.
The content of paragraph 3 of article 2 of the Covenant is reflected in a number of the provisions of the Constitution.
The desire to facilitate the unhindered entry of migrants into Russia is reflected in the agreements with Estonia and Latvia.
The debate on item 12 is reflected in summary record IDB.23/SR.4, paragraphs 37 to 39.
Indonesia ' s seriousness of purpose in fulfilling its human rights obligations is reflected in its election to the chairmanship of the Human Rights Commission in 2005 and to the vice presidency of the Human Rights Council for 2009-2010.
This is reflected in the steady growth of regulatory frameworks, mostly on a bilateral basis but also through the organs of the United Nations and its specialized agencies and entities such as the International Red Cross.
The preoccupation of the international community in this regard is reflected in various international instruments which stipulate clearly that the objective of science and technology should be