Traduction de «ordonnance alimentaire pour enfant » (Français → Anglais) :

child maintenance order [ child support order | order for child maintenance | order for child support | order of child maintenance | order of child support ]

Family Support Plan Act [ Support and Custody Orders Enforcement Act ]

child support order

Maintenance and Custody Orders Enforcement Act

Austrian federal law on the grant of advances on children's maintenance

The Inter-jurisdictional Support Orders Act

Ordinance of June 26,1995,on the Hygienic and Microbiological Standards on Foods,Utility Articles,Premises,Facilities,and Personnel; Ordinance on Hygiene

Convention on the law applicable to maintenance obligations towards children

FDHA Ordinance of 22 June 2007 on Additives permitted in Foodstuffs | Food Additives Ordinance [ FoodAO ]

They will also have powers to order the child's return to his or her place of residence.

Decisions to return children to their country of origin must respect the principles of non-refoulement and the best interests of the child, should be based on a case-by-case assessment, and following a fair and effective procedure guaranteeing their right to protection and non-discrimination.

36. Notes the important contribution of mobile small-scale livestock keepers in producing meat, milk and blood in areas which are ill-suited to other forms of agriculture; stresses the important role that they play in feeding communities as well as their positive contribution to food security and nutrition, as evidenced in arid and semi-arid lands demonstrating that children in pastoral areas tend to have better food security than those who are settled in cities and villages; calls therefore for the rights and needs of those pastoral populations to be taken into account when designing agricultural interventions and programmes;

36. Notes the important contribution of mobile small-scale livestock keepers in producing meat, milk and blood in areas which are ill-suited to other forms of agriculture; stresses the important role that they play in feeding communities as well as their positive contribution to food security and nutrition, as evidenced in arid and semi-arid lands demonstrating that children in pastoral areas tend to have better food security than those who are settled in cities and villages; calls therefore for the rights and needs of those pastoral populations to be taken into account when designing agricultural interventions and programmes;