Примеры использования Be prescribed by law на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Be prescribed by law;
These must be prescribed by law.
To provide compulsory education which shall be free in State schools for such minimum period which shall not be less than ten years as may be prescribed by law.
As the ultimate form of punishment,it may be prescribed by law for particularly heinous crimes.
In its opinion, the extra services demanded by the authorswould constitute positive discrimination, which could only be prescribed by law.
Any kind of detention of a person must be prescribed by law- this condition has been met in this instance.
The Special Rapporteur had said that measures to reduce terrorism-related activities orcontent on the Internet must be carried out with full respect for human rights and that any restrictions be prescribed by law, in pursuit of a legitimate purpose.
Until such time as it is abolished, the death penalty may be prescribed by law for particular capital crimes, as an exceptional punishment.”.
Limitations should be prescribed by law and be necessary, in a democratic society, to achieve a legitimate purpose, such as protecting the rights of others, and should, in principle, be content neutral.
Article 17 providesthat the death penalty, pending its abolition, may be prescribed by law only for exceptionally serious crimes.
Such limitations must be prescribed by law and be necessary to protect public safety, order, health or morals, or the fundamental rights and freedoms of others.
Under the Constitution,"until such time as it is abolished, the death penalty may be prescribed by law as an exceptional punishment for particularly heinous crimes.
Such an obligation may, however, be prescribed by law when necessary to enable an association to fulfil its lawful role in the public interest or to protect the rights of others.
Under article 15, paragraph 2, it is permissible to place restrictions onrights under article 14; these may be prescribed by law in relation to contempt of court.
Subject to such qualifications, if any, as may be prescribed by law, every citizen shall have the right to enter upon any lawful profession or occupation, and to conduct any lawful trade or business.
In order not to violate the right to liberty and security of person andto protect against arbitrariness, detention of migrants must be prescribed by law and necessary, reasonable and proportional to the objectives to be achieved.
Any limitations on this freedom must not only be prescribed by law but also be necessary to protect public safety, order, health or morals or the fundamental rights and freedoms of others.
Any State interference with the unfettered exercise of those rights(including requirements for official registration)must be prescribed by law, pursue a legitimate public interest, and be strictly proportionate in scope.
The duration of any interrogation of a detained or imprisoned person and of the intervals between interrogations as well as the identity of the officials who conducted the interrogations and other persons present shall be recorded andcertified in such form as may be prescribed by law.
Under the European Convention on Human Rights, any such restrictions must be prescribed by law, necessary in a democratic society and proportionate to the aims pursued.
We also think it characteristic that Article 31 of the Draft that refers to the application of administrative penalties runs contrary to Clause 23 of the Recommendation(2000)23 above,according to which"a range of sanctions which have to be prescribed by law should be available, starting with a warning.
Any substantive grounds for arrest ordetention must be prescribed by law and should be defined with sufficient precision to avoid overly broad or arbitrary interpretation or application.
This ambiguity could violate ICCPR(article 18 section 3) according to which all limitations to freedom of religion orbelief must be prescribed by law, i.e. must be adequately specified for the enforcement organs.
Article 18 states"Subject to such qualifications, if any, as may be prescribed by law, every citizen shall have the right to enter upon any lawful profession or occupation, and to conduct any lawful trade or business.
The Special Rapporteur noted that many limitations are implemented as a matter of practice rather than a matter of law and consequently they may fail to comply with article 18(3) of ICCPR which requires that any limitation on the right to manifest one's freedom of religion orbelief must be prescribed by law.
Article 18 states"Subject to such qualifications,if any, as may be prescribed by law, every citizen shall have the right to enter upon any lawful profession or occupation, and to conduct any lawful trade or business.
Article 22, which protects freedom of association,appears to place a stronger obligation on States than article 21 on freedom of assembly in that article 22 requires that the limitation must be prescribed by law, whereas article 21 simply states that the limitation must be in accordance with the law. .
Accordingly, any distinction based on nationality ormigration status must be prescribed by law, pursue a legitimate aim under the Convention, be necessary in the specific circumstances, and be proportionate to the legitimate aim pursued.
The High Court has jurisdiction,(subject to the conferral by written law of rights of appeal and to such requirements as may be prescribed by law), to hear and determine appeals from all judgments of subordinate courts.
These include the requirements that the grounds andprocedures for the detention be prescribed by law, the right to be informed of the reasons of the detention, prompt access to legal counsel and family, an impartial trial by an independent tribunal, and prescribed limits upon the length of prolonged detention.