Examples of using To the principles of equality in English and their translations into French
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a further confirmation of Swaziland's commitment to the principles of equality and non-discrimination espoused and promoted by the Convention.
advice to ensure that personnel management in government agencies conforms to the principles of equality and human rights
social breakdowns, and to the principles of equality in front of the law.
is committed to the principles of equality among States and respect for equitable geographical representation,
charge of the case, claiming that his jurisdiction runs counter to the principles of equality before the law and judicial independence,
In order to demonstrate commitment to the principles of equality and gender neutrality, States should allow both women
rule that runs counter to the principles of equality between men and women
calls for reform of the Charter and a return to the principles of equality, justice and mutual respect.
giving voice to the principles of equality, equity, non-discrimination
in particular with regard to the principles of equality, independence of the justice system,
Firmly committed to the principles of equality, freedom and justice,
Botswana has committed to the principles of equality, social harmony,
He expressed support for those political options which conformed to the principles of equality, as defined in resolution 1541(XV),
Constitutional Appeal no.3 of 2006, the Supreme Court held that various provisions of the laws of Uganda which prescribed a mandatory death sentence were inconsistent with the Constitution insofar as they were contrary to the principles of equality before the law and of fair trial.
on the basis of its cultural heritage and its commitment to the principles of equality between the sexes, recognized the important role played by women as a pillar of social renewal.
He referred to the principle of equality of indigenous peoples with other peoples.
Burundi is committed to the principle of equality between all of its citizens.
It represents a threat to the principle of equality between candidates and jeopardizes the democratic process itself.