Examples of using To implement laws in English and their translations into Spanish
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information about the reluctance of some local authorities to implement laws and governmental policies on non-discrimination,
Although UNMIL has been involved in encouraging county officials to implement laws rather than permit recourse to mob justice,
In 2009, CERD noted information about the reluctance of some local authorities to implement laws and policies on non-discrimination,
To implement laws and official, regulations and orders that comply with the law,
stability and continued to implement laws that held accountable all those who used their position to commit illegal acts.
One of the ways that governments around the world have used to implement laws or reforms that they know people will accept is in the midst of a disaster
HRA recommends that the Commission urge those countries to implement laws setting 18 as the minimum age for death penalty eligibility.
as well as training for key national officials to implement laws and mechanisms for international cooperation.
social welfare offices and the judiciary to implement laws to safeguard women's rights.
strengthening capacity to implement laws, rules and procedures.
as a criminal offence, while others had also taken steps to implement laws on confiscating the proceeds of drug trafficking.
That means that certain legislative initiatives that could have PSOE's support would compell the government to implement laws contrary to their own policy
The Committee recommends that the State party take all effective measures to implement laws, policies and programmes to guarantee the principle of non-discrimination
The Committee recommends that the State party take effective measures to implement laws, policies and programmes to guarantee the principle of nondiscrimination
monitoring structures and systems to implement laws, policies and plans;
that the State should take measures to implement laws on gender equality in the work environment;
incentives and capacities to implement laws and policies that promote
the percentage of countries with mechanisms to implement laws and policies to advance gender equality increased from 45 per cent in 2011 to 54 per cent in 2013.
The General Assembly has repeatedly adopted resolutions calling upon all countries to cease to implement laws that are contrary to the principles contained in the Charter
In order to implement laws and regulations to suppress