Examples of using Implicitly recognized in English and their translations into Spanish
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rather, freedom to strike, is implicitly recognized in Belgium, inter alia, in the Act of 19 August 1948 on provision of public services in time of peace, which allows workers
guarantees explicitly or implicitly recognized by the Constitution, with the exception of individual liberty,
Mr. Lorenzo(Dominican Republic) said that Goal 8 of the Millennium Development Goals implicitly recognized that, to address challenges effectively,
The Platform for Action identified a number of critical areas of concern that implicitly recognized the impact of multiple forms of discrimination against women-- areas such as education and training, violence, armed conflict, participation in decision-making, the economy and human rights.
the Labour Relations Act of Alberta which ban strikes by a broad range of provincial public servants should be brought into conformity with the Convention since they go beyond the acceptable limits on the right to strike implicitly recognized in Article 3 of the Convention.
by joining the International Labour Organization(ILO), most countries had implicitly recognized the rights of freedom of association
Country strategy note- the General Assembly reiterated the voluntary nature of the country strategy note and implicitly recognized its function, where it exists, in the preparation
right to self-determination and article 2 implicitly recognized colonialism; women were ignored save for a passing reference in the fifth preambular paragraph; and only 7 of
The General Assembly implicitly recognized one type of selective objection in its resolution 33/165,
not. The draft resolution currently being considered in the Committee on assistance to third States affected by the application of sanctions implicitly recognized the responsibility of the international community for the injury suffered in such case by a State without there having been a wrongful act.
Pope Benedict implicitly recognizes the legal reality in his letter to the bishops.
Arce said it would be reorganized, implicitly recognizing its failed management.
To reject such an approach means implicitly recognizing the validity of the accusations.
The term governance implicitly recognizes that migration is a phenomenon involving a wide range of stakeholders
Gabonese law implicitly recognizes the general legal principle of res judicata.
of torture had decreased, especially in the last few years, thus implicitly recognizing a higher incidence earlier.
Man implicitly recognizes this fact by his profound sympathy towards the sincere passions, Art and literature abound in hymns to human love.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, by stating in article 26 that“everyone has the right to education”, implicitly recognizes that education is a continuous process.
the 2007 ACSM recommendations implicitly recognize that.
that the universal nature of the documents implicitly recognizes the rights of older members of a society.