Examples of using Need to exercise in English and their translations into Spanish
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widespread use of amphetamine-type stimulants, as well as the need to exercise effective controls over precursor chemicals used in their illicit manufacture.
Italy also has created legal aid centers outside Kabul for women in trouble with the law or who for any reason need to exercise their rights in a legal forum.
It took note of the Special Rapporteur's recommendation on the need to exercise greater control over racist and xenophobic statements, especially when they were expressed
Other indigenous representatives drew attention to the right to development as a collective right and the need to exercise this right in order to achieve economic,
Also, numerous countries see a need to exercise a stronger control over their natural resources.
I would like to stress that for the Security Council both parties need to exercise the utmost restraint
Colombia once again reiterates the need to exercise greater and more effective control over the world arms trade.
Both sides need to exercise maximum restraint
while other delegations underscored the need to exercise caution with regard to the latter.
of an indigenous child, they should consider the cultural rights of the indigenous child and his or her need to exercise such rights collectively with members of their group.
chemical weapons, there are instances where small countries may need to exercise their right of self-defence by resorting to the legitimate use of landmines.
This proposal highlights the need to exercise budgetary discipline through the containment of management costs and increased efficiency,
there will be a need to exercise tolerance and forgiveness to start the process of reconciliation
steps must be taken to provide them with identity papers they need to exercise their rights such as the rights to housing,
capacity to offer the practical support that disabled people may need to exercise this choice and control to live independently.
The Procurement Division should advise Offices away from Headquarters of the need to exercise caution in giving premature authorization for contractors to provide goods
said that while there was growing agreement about the need to exercise the right to consultation,
he is mindful of the need to exercise budgetary restraint at this time.
Major efforts to increase women's awareness of their rights and the need to exercise them fully were being made by the competent authorities on the basis of the provisions of the international instruments ratified by Mauritania and, in particular, the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women.
neighbouring countries has not given rise to the need to exercise jurisdiction over objects that travel through the Kingdom's airspace on their way to