The concept of progressive realisation constitutes a recognition of the fact that full realisation of all economic, social and cultural rights will generally not be able to be achieved in a short period of time.

However, its realisation is contingent on intensive investment in multiple sectors and layers of institutions.

That report concludes that the practical realisation of a fourth courtroom by the end of 2006 is possible.

The realisation of the Tribunal's completion strategy also relies in large part on the retention of its qualified staff.

The activities will serve to implement ITTO's objectives and thus contribute to the realisation of the global benefits arising from the promotion of sustainable forest management.

ensure development of cooperation with international initiatives and representatives of the civil society active in realisation of social, economic and humanitarian programmes related to diamond production.

Mr Roy's sister, Camdyn Roy, testified that she was haunted by the realisation that she would never attend her brother's wedding or be an aunt to his children.

New threats had emerged, creating additional obstacles for the full realisation of the child's rights. The HIV AIDS pandemic has left millions of children orphaned, abandoned and neglected.

In Estonia today, career is just as important to a woman as it is to a man, not only because of financial rewards, but also because of self realisation.

The realisation of sexual and reproductive rights counteracts the feminisation of HIV Aids and the epidemic in general and contributes to the empowerment of all women and to a more equal and prosperous world.

The second, chronologically but not by importance, is the Gender Equality Law Implementation Project or capacity building and development of partnerships between government and civil society, aimed at realisation of gender equality in B H.

The Royal Thai Government considers restoration of peace and harmony in the three southern provinces as the top national priority and is determined to bring about its realisation through collective effort of all sectors of the Thai society.

A threat to kill, causing health damage or causing significant damage to or destroying property, if there is reason to fear the realisation of such a threat, is punishable by a pecuniary punishment or up to one year of imprisonment.

In some countries in different parts of the world, there is no provision in legislation or administrative policy for the realisation of this right. In other countries, denial results from legislative requirements which do not adequately distinguish the special circumstances of refugees from those of aliens generally.

Uganda's food and nutrition policy had also been revised by government after the UHRC submitted the original policy to a national seminar of stakeholders the policy for the first time recognised food as a human right and commited government to adopting a rights based approach to achieve its realisation.

Analysis of legislation and regulations and general enactments adopted by the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina aimed at monitoring gender quality realisation, and initialling of procedures for changes and amendments, upon Ministry for Human Rights and Refugees proposal, of the existing legislation in B H in line with the international agreements and EU regulations

Hard core cartels are defined so as to exclude agreements, concerted practices, or arrangements that (i) are reasonably related to the lawful realisation of cost reducing or output enhancing efficiencies, (ii) are excluded directly or indirectly from the coverage of a Member country's own laws, or (iii) are authorised in accordance with those laws (para. 2(b)).