Examples of using States should develop in English and their translations into Chinese
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Programming
States should develop comprehensive intercultural health policies that value indigenous knowledge and practices, including indigenous medicine, and eliminate discriminatory treatment.
States should develop and share technical expertise and training on preventing and combating the foregoing illegal activities.
States should develop, support and encourage engagement with community and civil society groups, including child-led organizations.
Debtor States should develop a legal framework that would ensure that their human rights obligations were recognized.
Trans-shipment/transit States should develop capacity to advance the objectives of the treaty where practicable.
(b) States should develop regional health-care models that include participation by victims of" discrimination" with a view to identifying needs-based strategies for the organization and provision of services.
(g) To enable monitoring, States should develop indicators reflecting the human rights criteria of the availability, quality, acceptability, accessibility and affordability of water and sanitation.
States should develop a legal framework for protecting the right to housing, land and property restitution which is clear, consistent and, where necessary, consolidated in a single law.
Furthermore, States should develop national plans of action to eradicate violence in the family, particularly violence relating to cultural practices, through health and education programmes at the grassroots level.
(b) States should develop an open constitutional and infrastructural framework to facilitate free and non-discriminatory manifestations of the existing and emerging diversity of religion and belief in the society;
In order to minimize destruction and looting, States should develop procedures to inventory the contents of claimed housing, land and property within the context of housing, land and property restitution programmes.
States should develop or strengthen programmes to train all public officials on women' s rights, equality and non-discrimination, and how to respond to their claims appropriately.
(c) States should develop strategies on how to provide effective protection of converts from acts or threats of violence and other pressure from non-State actors;
(k) Member States should develop and strengthen research and data collection mechanisms in order to evaluate the effectiveness of reforms and strategies and to communicate that information to the public.
States should develop national plans of action to eradicate violence in the family, particularly violence related to cultural practices through health and education programmes at the grassroots level.
States should develop a national system of data collection, analysis and dissemination, and a research agenda on the causes, consequences and frequency of enforced disappearances of children.
States should develop mechanisms to facilitate reporting of human rights violations involving private military and security companies by various stakeholders, including Governments, non-governmental organizations, companies and victims.
The State should develop alternative measures to imprisonment, such as community service orders and bail arrangements.
The State should develop vocational training schools by 2015 to give a second chance to girls who are victims twice over, when they fall pregnant and when they drop out of school.