Examples of using Right to development in English and their translations into Swedish
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I would like us also perhaps to recognise the right to development as an inalienable human right,
xenophobia, the right to development, economic, social
the response to Africa's special needs, the right to development and the need to create an environment conducive to development. .
Within the same development area, Skanska controls rights to development about 60,000 square meters of additional commercial premises.
focusing especially on the rights to development, and the specific rights to food,
constitute a breach of their rights to development, protection and dignity.
focusing especially on the rights to development, and the specific rights to food,
such as promoting children's rights to development by supporting for example educational programs Contact E-mail.
including the right to development;
The European Union is committed to the right to development as set out in the Vienna Declarationand Programme of Action 1993.
The EU has consistently underlined its commitment to the right to development as set out in the Vienna Declaration
The concept of the right to development has been defined mainly through the work of various UN conferences,
The EU continues to attach great importance to the concept of the right to development andactively participates in the process of elaborating a consensus around this right and itscontent.
has actively participated in the deliberations of theopen-ended Working Group on the Right to Development, which met for a two-week-sessionin March 2002.
The EU participated actively in the 6thsession of the open-ended Working Group of the Right to Development(WGRTD), which met in a constructive atmosphere from 14 to 18 February 2005.
Despite efforts from the EU and others to reach a consensual agreement, theresolution on the right to development at the 57th session of the General Assembly unfortunatelycould not be adopted by consensus.
be seen as a vision for how we want to share the Earth's resources among what will soon be 9-10 billion people- all with a right to development.
The EU has welcomed the efforts of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to further integrate the right to development into the work of the entire UN system,
forums at any time of the year to address thematic questions such as the rights of indigenous people and minorities, racism and right to development.
The EU noted with satisfaction that it was possible for the Commission to adopt a resolution on the right to development by consensus and welcomed the fact that the working group will now be able to begin its substantive work.