Traduction de «multiple family unit » (Anglais → Français) :

apartment building [ apartment dwelling | apartment house | flat house | apartment block | block of flats | multiple dwelling | multifamily dwelling | multi-family dwelling | multiple-family dwelling | multiple family dwelling | multiple dwelling structure | multi-occupancy block | residential build ]

familial polyposis [ polyposis coli | familial intestinal polyposis | multiple familial polyposis ]

multiple signal unit | MSU [Abbr.]

multiple glazing unit

multistation access unit | multiple-access unit

multiple logical unit support

Exceptional circumstances linked to the complexity of a particular case could be, for instance, the need to assess the family relationship within the context of multiple family units, a severe crisis in the country of origin impeding access to administrative records, difficulties in organising hearings of family members in the country of origin due to the security situation, or difficult access to diplomatic missions, or determining the right to legal custody if the parents are separated.

Exceptional circumstances linked to the complexity of a particular case could be, for instance, the need to assess the family relationship within the context of multiple family units, a severe crisis in the country of origin impeding access to administrative records, difficulties in organising hearings of family members in the country of origin due to the security situation, or difficult access to diplomatic missions, or determining the right to legal custody if the parents are separated.

30. Criticises the fact that the HRC’s conferences in 2016 will not address issues relating to the rights of LGBTI persons; condemns the violence and discrimination directed against LGBTI persons around the world; condemns in particular the enforced sterilisation of transgender persons, which persists in certain states, including states within the EU, and calls for an immediate end to this violation of human rights; urges all countries in the world to consider ways of bringing family law into line with changes in the way families live and are structured today, including by granting persons of the same sex the right to marry and adopt ...[+++]children; emphasises that lesbians often suffer multiple discrimination (as both women and lesbians) and that measures to foster equality for LGBTI persons must go hand in hand with measures to bring about equality for women and girls, in order to achieve equality and non-discrimination; expresses concern at the recent increase in the prevalence of laws, practices and acts of violence directed against persons on the basis of their sexual orientation and their sex; reaffirms its support for the ongoing work of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, in particular through declarations, reports and the ‘Freedom and Equality’ campaign, to ensure that LGBTI persons can exercise all their human rights; urges the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner to continue to combat discriminatory laws and practices;

61. Considers that in some Member States the target groups (in Roma settlements or parts of settlements) can be reached effectively by using the 'multiple disadvantages' definition, but that it is difficult to reach smaller units such as the family and the individual through those target groups;