Примеры использования Charter also на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Women's Charter also protects women against family violence.
The deliberations of the Economic and Social Council,a principal organ under the Charter, also deserve the full attention of the Assembly.
The Charter also embodies the rights of national and ethnic minorities.
The opinions of the European Committee of Social Rights, however, have held that the European Social Charter also applies to vulnerable categories of undocumented migrant children.
The Charter also contained a comprehensive non-discrimination provision.
Moreover, in emphasizing the instrumental role of Governments andpeople in ensuring peace and stability, the Charter also gives equal weight to the sovereignty of States as well as to the livelihood and dignity of people everywhere.
The Charter also provides for the Security Council to issue special reports.
Mr. Twalbah(Jordan) said that the Jordanian National Charter also enshrined the principle of equality between men and women, as did the Personal Status Code promulgated in 2010.
The Charter also contains a listing of organizations providing assistance to violence victims.
The European Social Charter also establishes legally binding provisions as it contains specific rights for persons with disabilities.
The Charter also notes that the Security Council acts on behalf of all the United Nations Member States.
The charter also states that a number of other offices rated as high risk may be audited each year.
The Company Charter also allows extraordinary meetings of shareholders to be called during the year to address key issues.
The Charter also identifies the following issues as priorities:(a) poverty reduction;(b) sustainable growth;(c) addressing global issues; and(d) peacebuilding.
The Charter also emphasizes that the judiciary alone is competent to adjudicate in disputes concerning the application of any of the laws in force.
The Charter also allows for collective complaints to be taken to Strasbourg by social partner organizations or international non-governmental organizations.
The Charter also stipulates, in Article 24, paragraph 3, that the Council is to submit annual and, when necessary, special reports to the General Assembly for its consideration.
The Charter also imposes a legal obligation upon States Members of the United Nations to strive for the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women.
The Charter also prescribes judicial processes to be observed in the event that there is a violation of any of the rights it establishes, where those violations are committed by the State.
The Charter also amends the right on the compensation for damages caused by unlawful decision of the Court, another Government or public authority or the incorrect legal procedure.
Article 62.2 of the Charter also states that the Economic and Social Council may make recommendations for the purpose of promoting respect for, and observance of, human rights and fundamental freedoms for all.
The Charter also emphasizes the special responsibility of occupying Powers over territories under their dominations and the obligation to preserve such territories from the plundering of their natural resources.
The Charter also establishes the principle of non-discrimination(principle 5), endorses sustainable development and promotes the idea of leaving a positive legacy from the Olympic Games for the host city and the host country.
The Charter also calls on the editors and journalists of media outlets in case of minor possibility of danger to a person in the story or in the piece with no comments to demonstrate utmost attention and care.
The Charter also states that the General Assembly may consider the general principles of cooperation in the maintenance of international peace and security and may make recommendations with regard to such principles to the Members or to the Security Council.
The Charter also provides that the person who is charged with a criminal offence shall be informed, as soon as is reasonably practicable, in a language which he understands, of the nature of the offence charged and shall be permitted to have, without payment, the assistance of an interpreter.
The Charter also applies to the exercise of delegated legislative authority(for example, by municipalities) and to non-governmental actors where, in view of factors such as the degree of governmental control, they may be regarded as engaged in government action.
The Charter also provided that legislative elections would take place within six months of its signing, or by 28 March 2004, following which the transitional National Council and the transitional Government would hand over power to the elected People's National Assembly and the new Government.
The Charter also established a list of national standards, namely: respect for privacy, dignity and religious and cultural beliefs; arrangements to ensure everyone, including people with special needs, can use the service; information to be given to relatives and friends; waiting time for initial assessment in Accident and Emergency Departments; cancellation of operations; waiting time in outpatient clinics; a named qualified nurse, midwife or health visitor responsible for each patient; discharge of patients from hospital.
Corporate charters also offer unparalleled privacy for discreet contract negotiations and discussions.