Примеры использования Any hierarchy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The qualification of norms as erga omnes did not imply any hierarchy.
The principle of complementarity ruled out any hierarchy between national jurisdiction and that of the court.
Under the State party's constitutional system,all articles of the Constitution carry equal weight, without any hierarchy among them.
The numbering of these four parts does not imply any hierarchy and aims only to provide a structure for the contributions received.
When He did this He absolutely, totally andfor all time destroyed all possibility of any hierarchy representing His kingdom.
This choice would not imply any hierarchy among the rights but should only reflect a properly built up consensus in the developing country concerned.
The intention was not, then, to establish any hierarchy of legal sources.
He noted that there should not be any hierarchy of rights and that civil and political rights promoted economic, social and cultural rights and vice versa.
That consequence was further reinforced by the absence of any hierarchy of sources in international law.
It is essential to avoid establishing any hierarchy among the different manifestations of discrimination, even if they may vary in nature and degree depending on the historical, geographical and cultural context.
The title of a special-procedures mandate does not reflect any hierarchy or indication of powers.
It is therefore essential to avoid establishing any hierarchy among the different manifestations of discrimination, even if they may vary in nature and degree depending on the historical, geographical and cultural context.
However, he wishes to point out that this focus does not imply the establishment of any hierarchy in discrimination against different religions.
It also seems necessary to find out if there is any hierarchy of particular obligations which may derive from the obligation to extradite or prosecute, or is it just a matter of discretion of States concerned.
However, the Special Rapporteur wishes to point out that this focus does not imply the establishment of any hierarchy in discrimination against different religions.
It also seems necessary to find out if there is any hierarchy of particular obligations which may derive from the obligation to extradite or prosecute(henceforth"the obligation"), or is it just a matter of discretion of States concerned.
Each plan listed activities relating to the broad objectives, butneither plan indicated the relative importance of different activities nor any hierarchy of objectives.
However, he wishes to point out that this does not imply the establishment of any hierarchy in the forms of discrimination against the different religions.
The Council, which is not part of any hierarchy, is responsible for safeguarding and ensuring the freedom and protection of personnel in the audiovisual sphere while monitoring their respect for the ethics and standards relating to information and pluralism in the audiovisual arena.
However, he wishes to point out that this does not imply the establishment of any hierarchy in the forms of discrimination to which the different religions are subject.
He wholeheartedly supported the assertion contained in the Report of the Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance(A/HRC/9/12) regarding the need to accordequal treatment to combating defamation of religions in all its forms so as to avoid establishing any hierarchy in the different manifestations of discrimination, which would run contrary to the mandate given the Special Rapporteur.
Some members of the Study Group had doubted that there was any hierarchy, whether formal or informal, between the sources of international law.
The Commission's commentary to draft conclusion 1, stating that all means of interpretation in article 31 were part of a single integrated rule,affirmed the absence of any hierarchy among the means of interpretation provided for in article 31 of the Vienna Convention and thereby resolved a long-standing question.
The need to accord equal treatment to combating defamation of religions in all its forms so as to avoid establishing any hierarchy in the different manifestations of discrimination, even if they may vary in nature and degree depending on historical, geographical and cultural context;
Although the Committee has acknowledged the existence of discrepancies between the English, French and Spanish versions of article 5, paragraph 2(a), of the Optional Protocol,the Protocol does not establish any hierarchy, preference or priorities among the versions since, according to article 14, paragraph 1, all the texts are equally authentic.
The need to provide equal treatment to the combat of all forms of defamation of religions,thus avoiding the establishment of any hierarchy of forms of discrimination, even though their specificity and intensity may vary according to history, geography and culture;
In line with the Durban documents, the Special Rapporteur has highlighted that all victims should receive the same attention and protection andthat it is essential to avoid establishing any hierarchy among the different manifestations of discrimination, even if they may vary in nature and degree depending on the historical, geographical and cultural context.
In line with the Durban documents, the Special Rapporteur has highlighted that all victims should receive the same attention and protection andthat it is essential to avoid establishing any hierarchy among the different manifestations of discrimination, even if they may vary in nature and degree depending on the historical, geographical and cultural context.
While the present report specifically focuses on one religion,the Special Rapporteur would like to reiterate the recommendation of the former mandate holder concerning the need to avoid establishing any hierarchy in the different manifestations of religious discrimination, even if they may vary in nature and degree depending on historical, geographical and cultural context.
Gypsies retain the tribal system for many centuries, and do not build any hierarchies and empires, and they even have no the own land and the state.