Sentence examples for instruments on human from inspiring English sources
This is evidenced by Zambia's participation in formulating and signing international and regional instruments on human and gender, including the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women and Children and the Convention on the Rights of the Child," said Owusu-Sarfo.
The instrument included one human-based and one non-human based question, both of which focused on trait gain (Table 7).
Many Tory MPs clamour for Britain to quit the world's most powerful human rights instrument, the European convention on human rights, and the court that enforces it.
Therefore it is essential that posture-measuring instruments be tested on humans at some stage of development, and not just on inanimate objects [ 17].
The supreme court and its predecessor have been a useful instrument for keeping Scotland right on human rights developments, without having to wait years for Strasbourg to tell us we have been doing something wrong.
They match references to the constitution and to international instruments such as the European convention on human rights with direct action methods.
National legislative and policy reforms need to be brought in line with African regional legal instruments such as the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rightss – particularly its Protocol on the Rights of Women in Africa – and the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child.
The rejection of the Versailles treaty and the League of Nations after the First World War and then of preparedness on the eve of the Second are only the best known of the Senate's many acts of foreign-policy sabotage, which have continued down to the present, with its refusal to ratify international instruments on genocide, nuclear testing, and human rights.
Regulatory instruments designed to mitigate the effects of plastics on human health and the environment must evolve in line with trends in production, use and disposal [2].
The Courage-Khazaka instruments are manufactured to be generally used in cosmetic tests on human skin.
The African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights (ACHPR 1981), the mother instrument of the African human rights system, recognizes people's right to development.
