Примеры использования Be established by law на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The basic guarantees should be established by law;
Limitations imposed must be established by law and not be applied in a manner that would vitiate the rights guaranteed.
Extrajudicial commissions of inquiry should be established by law.
This restriction may also be established by law for other public posts art. 52.
The conditions and procedures for exercising this right may be established by law.
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Ship station requirements may be established by law or international treaty.
In particular, grounds for detention of migrants must be established by law.
Any limitations on the freedom of movement must be established by law and be compatible with the provisions of the Covenant.
Paragraph 8 of that General Comment read:“Limitations imposed must be established by law.
Therefore: Any limitations on the freedom of movement must be established by law and be compatible with the provisions of the Covenant.
The method of organisation andthe functioning of the religious denominations will be established by law.
Limitations imposed must be established by law and must not be applied in a manner that would vitiate the rights guaranteed in article 18.
The age of criminal responsibility should be established by law.
A maximum period of detention must be established by law, and upon expiry of that period, the detainee must be automatically released A/HRC/13/30, para. 61.
Clear procedures and objective criteria for the promotion of judges be established by law.
Given the regulatory nature of such codes,they must be established by law and will normally be adopted after wide consultations.
The scope of the term official language andthe means of application of the provisions of this article shall be established by law and shall include.
Other regimes involving deprivation of liberty must also be established by law and must be accompanied by procedures that prevent arbitrary detention.
Clear classification criteria and a register of classified information should be established by law and published.
The right to vote at elections andreferendums must be established by law and may be subject only to reasonable restrictions, such as setting a minimum age for the right to vote.
The Constitution further stipulates that all workers in the public and private sector have the right to strike, subject to such conditions as may be established by law.
Further guarantees include the fact that a maximum period of detention must be established by law and that upon expiry of this period the detainee must be automatically released.
In accordance with article 5 of the Constitution of the Netherlands Antilles, rules on the admission, residence and expulsion of Dutch citizens andaliens must be established by law.
Alternatives to detention should have a human rights-based approach, be established by law, be non-discriminatory and be subject to judicial review and independent monitoring and evaluation.
All Belgians are equal before the law; they alone are acceptable for civil and military posts,with some exceptions which may be established by law in particular cases.”.
Oversight of the judiciary A process must be established by law to deal with complaints and allegations of misconduct by members of the judiciary, without compromising the independence of the judiciary.
In the Special Rapporteur's view, the obligation to always consider alternatives to detention(non-custodial measures)before resorting to detention should be established by law.
The special rapporteur on judges recommended that the competencies and the procedural role of public prosecutors be established by law, without compromising independence, impartiality and autonomy of the court judges.
The most important reforms are as follows:"Judicial authority is exercised by the Supreme Court of Justice, the Constitutional Court, the higher district courts, the trial courts and judges, and any other courts ortribunals that may be established by law.
Under article 9 of this Law, content-based regulation of freedom of speech and expression can be established by law on such grounds as defamation; obscenity; insulting face to face and incitement to commit a crime.