Примеры использования Constitutes arbitrary на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Failure to comply constitutes arbitrary denial of access.
This deprivation of liberty, for which no grounds has been given and which was clearly unlawful,given the legal situation of the individual concerned, constitutes arbitrary detention within the meaning of article 9 of the Covenant.
This practice constitutes arbitrary deprivation of liberty and violates articles 12 and 14 of the Convention.
According to counsel, the resulting insecure situation constitutes arbitrary interference with his family life.
The source recalls that the Working Group has previously determined that the arrest and detention, under articles 79, 87 and88 of the Penal Code of persons affiliated with the Viet Tan Party and/or who were active on social justice issues, constitutes arbitrary detention.
According to the author, this constitutes arbitrary interference in the private relationship between the lawyer and his client.
He also claims that his rights under article 17 of the Covenant have been violated,as the law constitutes arbitrary or unlawful interference with his privacy.
She argues that the change in interpretation constitutes arbitrary disregard for a bilateral treaty signed by Spain and is not based on reasonable and objective grounds.
The Committee urges the State party to end its current practice of administrative detention,which is discriminatory and constitutes arbitrary detention under international human rights law.
The detention of Messrs. A, B, C,and D constitutes arbitrary detention according to categories II and III of the categories applied by the Working Group in its consideration of cases.
Instead the Committee holds that allowing the building on the burial ground constitutes arbitrary interference with the authors' family and privacy.
The Working Group holds that indefinite detention of surrendees in a rehabilitation centre without judicial oversight orreview of the lawfulness of their detention constitutes arbitrary detention in and of itself.
However, although the deprivation of liberty of Aung San Suu Kyi constitutes arbitrary detention, in accordance with its Deliberation 01, and on the basis of paragraph 17(a) of its working methods, the Working Group decides to file the case.
The author claims that the removal of her guardianship rights over her six children is in violation of articles 17 and 23 of the Covenant,as this allegedly constitutes arbitrary interference in the exercise of her rights as a mother.
The Committee refers to its jurisprudence that mandatory imposition of the death penalty constitutes arbitrary deprivation of life, in violation of article 6, paragraph 1, of the Covenant, in circumstances where the death penalty is imposed without regard being able to be paid to the defendant's personal circumstances of the particular offence.
By reference to the Committee's jurisprudence,he concludes that the expulsion order against him constitutes arbitrary interference with his rights under article 17 and 23.
I am unable to agree to the majorityViews' statement that"[ t] he Committee refers to its jurisprudence that mandatory imposition of the death penalty constitutes arbitrary deprivation of life, in violation of article 6, paragraph 1, of the Covenant, in circumstances where the death penalty is imposed without regard being able to be paid to the defendant 's personal circumstances or the circumstances of the particular offence" para. 8.3.
The authors further maintain that, given that the Armed Forces of the State party burst into their home without any arrest warrant for their two sons, going so far as to break down the door to arrest Mourad Chihoub, andto threaten his father, this constitutes arbitrary interference in the authors' private life and home in violation of article 17 of the Covenant.
In the light of the above, the Working Group is of the opinion that the detention of Mr. López Mendoza constitutes arbitrary detention under categories II and III of its methods of work.
Firstly, I doubt if it is the established jurisprudence of the Committee that"mandatory imposition of the death penalty constitutes arbitrary deprivation of life, in violation of article 6, paragraph 1, of the Covenant.
The Human Rights Committee has concluded that the State party has injured the four authors of this communication by subjecting them to a"mandatory imposition of the death penalty" that"constitutes arbitrary deprivation of life, in violation of article 6, paragraph 1" of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
For example, both GATT and GATS ensure that nothing may prevent States from implementing measures that are necessary to protect public morals and to protect human, animal or plant life orhealth so long as the measures are not applied in a manner that constitutes arbitrary or unjustifiable discrimination between countries where the same conditions prevail and do not constitute a disguised restriction on international trade.
The author contends that this constituted arbitrary detention under article 9, paragraph 1.
Removal of the authors from the country constituted arbitrary interference with family life.
These situations constitute arbitrary deprivation of liberty.
Most of those arrests proved to be motivated by political considerations,and therefore constitute arbitrary and unlawful imprisonment.
The State party should also prohibit all activities which constitute arbitrary interference of the privacy of children, especially within the framework of recovery and reintegration programmes.
The source has established a prima facie case that the arrest anddetention of the two women do not comply with international requirements and constitute arbitrary detention.
But between his successive convictions, continuity is lacking:as a result, these convictions cannot be regarded as a violation of the non bis in idem principle nor as constituting arbitrary detention.
These restrictions constitute arbitrary interference in the private and family lives of individuals and a disproportionate hindrance to their freedom of movement, thereby infringing on the exercise of their fundamental rights.