Examples of using Explicitly addressed in English and their translations into Spanish
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In 2010, 96 per cent of countries reported that their national HIV strategy explicitly addressed the involvement of people living with HIV,
need to be explicitly addressed.
the other human rights treaty bodies to ensure that their reports explicitly addressed the situation of the girl child.
economic diversification in Africa's development, the two priority areas in the New Agenda that were not directly covered or explicitly addressed under the Special Initiative.
The participants in the expert seminar acknowledged the need for a new text that would build on existing human rights norms and standards in a manner that explicitly addressed the phenomenon of poverty,
the Policy Letter on Sustainable Human Development explicitly addressed the issue of women in the context of optimal human resources development.
no countries submitted projects that explicitly addressed certain pieces of COP guidance related to the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation(GSPC),
As the only global mechanism that explicitly addressed linkages among coastal, marine, and freshwater environments, the Global Programme
In addition, it is explicitly addressed in article 9, paragraph 3
No recommendation of the Council has explicitly addressed improvement of job opportunities for women, but nonetheless this issue
its IAs to place greater emphasis on ensuring that the criteria for project success identified in this report are explicitly addressed early in the design and planning stages of GEF projects,
social acceptance of violent punishment of girls be explicitly addressed during the fifty-seventh session of the Commission for the Status of Women
The expert seminar acknowledged the need for a new text that would build on existing human rights norms and standards in a manner that explicitly addressed the phenomenon of poverty,
Importance of explicitly addressing the corporal punishment of children.
Policies should explicitly address structural inequalities in education,
EbA must explicitly address current and future climate change and climate variability.
Explicitly address the effects of discrimination against women.
Certain requirements can only be communicated by explicitly addressing them(‘business language').
However, few have set national targets explicitly addressing this global target.
Explicitly addressing the effects bills may have on human rights ensures that new legislation is not in conflict with existing instruments.