Примеры использования Civic obligations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Any work orservice which forms part of normal civic obligations.
Any work orservice which forms part of the normal civic obligations of the citizens of a fully self-governing country;
The Committee requested the Government to provide a copy of the provisions which define citizens' civic obligations.
No one shall be persecuted,deprived of his rights or exempted from his civic obligations or duties because of his convictions or religious observance.
Elected and representative Governments are also demanding greater responsibility from their citizens, including through the payment of taxes and by meeting other civic obligations.
The conditions of porterage in Myanmar can neither be considered"part of the normal civic obligations of the citizens of a fully self-governing country" that would qualify for exemption under article 2(2)(b) of the Convention.
Work or service that forms part of normal civic obligations.
A legal entity acquires civil rights and assumes civic obligations through its organs, acting in accordance with the law, other legal instruments and its constituent documents article 53, paragraph 1, of the Civil Code.
Except in those cases provided for by law, convicted persons may not be released from the performance of their civic obligations Penal Enforcement Code, art. 9.
Pupils and students are educated on the spirit of their fundamental civic obligations as enshrined in the Constitution, with the aim of securing commitment to the State and Moldovan statehood, and conscious achievement of their obligations. .
Furthermore, the Constitution of Samoa stipulates that labour shall not include any work or service which is required by Samoan custom orwhich forms part of normal civic obligations.
Public work, recently renamed civic obligations, required by law of all men and women between 15 and 65 years of age, is partly a relic of the society created by the mutineers and partly a necessity born of the basically tax-free economy.
The Convention also makes an exception for work or service required in genuine cases of emergency andforming part of the normal civic obligations of citizens in a fully self-governing country.
The Committee requested the Government to specify the nature of the work or services which might be considered as work orservices in the general interest which form part of normal civic obligations.
Minor communal services of a kind which, being performed by the members of the community in the direct interest of the said community,can therefore be considered as normal civic obligations incumbent on the members of the community, provided that they or their direct representatives shall have the right to be consulted in regard to the need for services.
The Committee noted that, under the terms of section 2, paragraph 5(b), of Act No. 92/007 of 14 August 1992 promulgating the new Labour Code, the term"forced or compulsory labour" did not cover any work orservice of general interest which forms part of the civic obligations of the citizens as defined in laws and regulations.
Vi Minor communal services of a kind that, being performed by the members of a community in the direct interest of that community,can therefore be considered normal civic obligations incumbent upon the members of the community, provided that the members of the community or their direct representatives shall have the right to be consulted with regard to the need for such services;
There is a provision in the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation for liability for the establishment of a religious organization the activity of which is connected with violence towards citizens or otherwise harming their health, orwith the incitement of citizens to refuse to fulfil their civic obligations or to carry out other illegal acts.
Forced labour does not mean labour performed pursuant to martial law or civic service in the public interest, labour by persons detained in penitentiary establishments, minor work for the local community orvillage and normal civic obligations freely determined by the community or where its members or direct representatives have been consulted with regard to the need for such work to be carried out.
The activities of just a handful of these organizations have been suspended or terminated by decisions of the Russian courts because they were found to have broken the law including by attempting publicly to impose their religious convictions,proffering insults against other religious organizations and inciting citizens to refuse to fulfil their civic obligations.
No one is entitled not to fulfil a civic obligation on religious grounds, except as stipulated by law.
However, since compulsory schooling is a civic obligation, a pupil may not cite freedom of conscience in order to be excused school, ATF 66 I 158.
I tried to tell him how to get out of it, but you know Clark-- always serving the people and fulfilling his civic obligation.
In compliance with article 31 of the Constitution, all Mexican citizens of military age are required to be present at the time, date and place stated by the respective authorities in order to receive physical and military training andthereby fulfil their civic obligation.
The State party points out that the author, by arguing before the courts that he is not under an obligation to carry out the military duties imposed by the State, referred to one of the basic purposes of the provision of section 9(1)(6) of the Passport Act, namely,to make sure that those who have not fulfilled their civic obligation of military or alternative service will do so and not avoid it by any other means.
In conclusion, the State party invites the Committee to find that the author was not required to engage in compulsory labour, within the meaning of article 8 of the Covenant, or that, if so,the labour is justified by the exception of"normal civic obligation" contained in article 8, paragraph 3(c)(iv), resulting in no violation of the Covenant.
Work required from an individual while serving a prison sentence or under detention, services required from citizens during a state of emergency, andphysical or intellectual work necessitated by the requirements of the country as a civic obligation do not come under the description of forced labour, provided that the form and conditions of such labour are prescribed by law.
This applies particularly with respect to civic rights and obligations.
Citizenship shall be the basis for equal political and civic rights and obligations for all Sudanese.