There was an adequate number of women ministers in the federal and provincial governments.

A number of other Parties (e.g. Egypt) also believe that they have adequate environmental legislation.

Nonetheless, a number of civil society organizations have been carrying out periodic studies, with adequate coverage, which offer usable data.

A number of States made reference to specific difficulties hampering the adoption of adequate national legislation to implement the provisions of the Protocol.

C. Right to an adequate standard of living, including adequate food, clothing and housing

Right to adequate housing

The Committee notes with concern that there is an increasing number of children without adequate parental support due to various reasons, inter alia, the lack of child support by fathers.

Given the significant growth rate of the gross domestic product in the State party, the Committee is deeply concerned about the persistence of widespread poverty and the still large number of children who do not enjoy the right to an adequate standard of living, including adequate housing and other basic services.

The number of families without adequate accommodation in Republika Srpska (without water, heating, electricity), as well as the number of those who are living in overcrowded, humid wet, unsafe and in other ways inadequate conditions, is 94,570, which is a worrisome piece of information.

What we have witnessed is not a shift in demand into sectors lacking an adequate number of qualified and productive workers, but rather a collapse in the level of aggregate demand.

They note that many young people lack accurate and adequate information about the disease, although the number of those who can correctly identify the means of transmission and prevention is increasing.

Any increase in the number of elected Council members must ensure a proportionally adequate representation of the Eastern European Group, which should be given at least one additional non permanent seat.

Retail trade and wholesale began to operate in the regulatory environment a number of essential laws did not exist, and those that did were not adequate for the new market conditions.

There are no adequate excuses.

The right to adequate food

The right to adequate housing

(b) Adequate in country staffing.

In order that the receiving State adequately process such Transmitted Information, the information would have to be codified by a TIN or another identification number adequate for processing by the receiving State.

For example, a mother has no right to determine the number of children that she feels is adequate, nor is she allowed to travel with her children alone without the husband's permission.

She observed that while historically there had been few women in prison, the rise in the number of women in prison had not seen a corresponding development in adequate prison facilities for women.

Principle 4 Prompt and adequate compensation

The right to adequate health care

The right to an adequate education

Adequate funding for both is essential.

There are no Government provided counselling services for girls and teenagers who become pregnant or adequate procedures in place for the adoption of children leading to an increasing number of women abandoning their child.

A recent evaluation of the renovation programs confirmed the value of these programs in contributing to the preservation of adequate, affordable housing for Canadian households (see Government of Canada section for number of benefiting households).

Responsible use will require adequate economic incentives.

Clearly, Turkey s political institutions lack adequate safeguards.

This provides an adequate relief of symptoms.

Adequate consultation and participation in decision making

It should also include adequate funding mechanisms.

Right to an adequate standard of living

Secondly, development cannot happen without adequate financing.

adequate interpretation translation facilities available to UNMOs

(n) Final report of the Special Rapporteur on adequate housing containing the study on women and adequate housing (resolution 2005 25, para.

(n) Final report of the Special Rapporteur on adequate housing containing the study on women and adequate housing (resolution 2005 25, para.

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Problems facing healthcare In many countries with modern medical technology, healthcare systems are facing enormous difficulties in meeting demands such as distributing resources and providing adequate care due to the large number of patients in need.

Sexual education is still not adequate, and the fact is that there is the increase of early sexual activities of adolescents, the increase in number of unwanted pregnancies and the increase in rate of infectious diseases.

Ms. Hastaie (Islamic Republic of Iran) said that, in the absence of adequate international assistance, her country had been obliged to shoulder the burden of a huge number of refugees and displaced persons, mostly from Afghanistan.

Nevertheless, the rapid pace of urbanization has strained the capacity of Governments to provide adequate services to urban dwellers and the number of persons living in slums has been rising, amounting to about 900 million today.

Yet the battle to mobilize adequate financing remains.

8.1 Everyone has the right to adequate housing.

Secondly, development cannot take place without adequate financing.

Regrettably, the international community's response was not adequate.