Примеры использования All breaches на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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First, not all breaches of environmental laws amount to a criminal offence.
The Presidency of the Republic for all breaches of citizens' human rights; and.
Several articles of the Code of Criminal Procedure authorized the Government Prosecutor to investigate and deal with all breaches of the Code.
In the first place, not all breaches of international obligations are of a continuing character.
That was unfair,since draft article 61 set specific limits on the carrier's liability for all breaches of its obligations.
We are investigating all breaches, we will work out a file and we will further act.
The heads of the departmentof professional standards and the county and district command teams were responsible for all breaches of the police code of ethics.
The Commission condemns all breaches of international humanitarian law committed by guerrilla groups.
The Council urges all the parties to respect immediately and fully the cease-fire, and condemns all breaches of the cease-fire from whatever quarter.
Article 27 of the Constitution provides that“All breaches of the provisions concerning individual liberties constitute arbitrary acts.
Moreover, under draft article 81 the shipper's liability could not be limited,whereas under draft article 61 the carrier enjoyed limited liability for all breaches of its obligations.
Israel, the occupying Power, must be held accountable for all breaches of international law, humanitarian law and human rights law obligations to which it is bound.
In utilizing its best efforts to maintain the ceasefire and to see that it is scrupulously observed, as prescribed by the Disengagement Agreement,UNDOF reports all breaches of the ceasefire line.
The Commission strongly condemns all breaches of international humanitarian law committed by other illegal armed groups, especially FARC, in particular through attacks on the civilian population.
However, it was pointed out that while there may have been no intention in replacing the phrase to change the scope of the provision, it appeared that the limit on liability in paragraph 1 of the draft convention was broader than that of the Hague-Visby Rules,in that it applied to all breaches of the carrier's obligations under the draft convention rather than simply relating to the loss or damage to or in connection with the goods.
However, they covered all breaches of professional standards by police officers and were not confined to acts of violence, possibly of a discriminatory nature.
All employees and other persons subject to this Code are required to report all breaches of this Code to a compliance officer or through other authorised reporting procedures.
Condemns all breaches of international humanitarian law, particularly those perpetrated against the civilian population, and recalls that persons who instigate or participate in such acts are individually responsible;
Third, in relation to Rwanda,the Commission"[c]ondemn[ed] in the strongest terms all breaches of international humanitarian law… and call[ed] upon all the parties involved to cease immediately these breaches. .
However, not all breaches of a legal rule, even of those of a mandatory or prohibitive nature as mentioned above, constituted a threat to public policy, just as not every breach of the principles of justice and equity could be put on a level with a breach of public policy, but only a violation of those principles of justice and equity that made up the concept of constitutional public policy as interpreted in case law.
In addition, it was pointed out that the current wording of paragraph 1 of draft article 62 included all breaches of obligations and was not limited to loss or damage to goods, so that the Hamburg Rules were no longer sufficient.
The Commission condemns all breaches of international humanitarian law arising from the conflict in Colombia and calls for respect of the humanitarian principles of distinction, limitation, proportionality and immunity of the civilian population.
Recalling the statement by the President of the Security Council of 30 April 1994(S/PRST/1994/21) in which the Security Council, inter alia,condemned all breaches of international humanitarian law in Rwanda, particularly those perpetrated against the civilian population, and recalled that persons who instigate or participate in such acts are individually responsible.
It seemed unlikely that all breaches of international law could be treated on an equal footing, since certain acts could undoubtedly have more serious illegal consequences than others and could harm the interests of many States or, indeed, of the international community as a whole.
It should be understood that the exclusion from the draft articles of the notion of“international crimes” of States is without prejudice(a) to the scope of the draft articles,which would continue to cover all breaches of international obligation whatever their origin, and(b) to the notion of“international crimes of States” and its possible future development, whether as a separate topic for the Commission, or through State practice and the practice of the competent international organizations.
In addition, she considered that all breaches of international humanitarian law and human rights law-- including deliberate targeting of civilians, the killing of injured persons and the use of human shields-- had to be investigated and those responsible for breaches brought to justice.
In the Statement by the President of the Security Council of 30 April 1994(S/PRST/1994/21),the Council condemned all breaches of international humanitarian law in Rwanda, particularly those perpetrated against the civilian population, and recalled that persons who instigated or participated in such acts were individually responsible.
The Commission strongly condemns all breaches of international humanitarian law committed by other illegal armed groups, especially the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Columbia(FARC), in particular through attacks on the civilian population.
The commentary to article 17 poses the important question whether international law has a single regime of responsibility for all breaches of obligation, i.e. whether it matters that the“origin” of an obligation is a bilateral or multilateral treaty, a unilateral act, a rule of general international law, a local custom or a general principle of law.
The Commission condemned in the strongest terms all breaches of international humanitarian law and all violations and abuses of human rights in Rwanda and called upon all parties involved to cease those breaches immediately.