Примеры использования Constitution of kuwait на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Those guarantees are enshrined in the constitution of Kuwait.
The Constitution of Kuwait recognizes the vital importance of public health.
The recognition given to these rights is expressed in the Constitution of Kuwait as follows.
The Constitution of Kuwait enshrined the principles of freedom and human rights.
The Government of Kuwait stated that, according to the Constitution of Kuwait, all citizens are equal before the law.
Article 2 of the Constitution of Kuwait states:"The State religion is Islam and the sharia is the main source of legislation.
With regard to women's rights, students are taught how women's rights have been violated throughout history, the importance of women's rights, women's rights in Islam, women's rights in international instruments andwomen's rights in the Constitution of Kuwait.
The Constitution of Kuwait guarantees the independence of justice in article 163, and interference with the course of justice is prohibited.
In his reply, the representative of the State party recalled the provisions of article 29 of the Constitution of Kuwait, concerning equality of rights and obligations, without distinction as to race, origin, language or religion.
The Constitution of Kuwait does not overlook the sciences, literature and the arts, and article 14 of the Constitution provides for the promotion of scientific research.
She failed to understand how the Government of Kuwait could reconcile its denial of women's political participation with its ratification of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights as well as several articles of the Constitution of Kuwait mentioned in the periodic report that explicitly guaranteed equality of all persons before the law with respect to their public rights and obligations.
Article 29 of the Constitution of Kuwait conveys the concept of equality and non-discrimination between men and women as understood in Islamic law in the following clear and unequivocal terms.
As stated in the combined third andfourth periodic reports of Kuwait, the Constitution of Kuwait affords Kuwaiti women numerous social, economic and political rights to guarantee them full equality in terms of human dignity, rights and duties.
The provisions of the Constitution of Kuwait and of the country's education laws are perfectly consistent with article 13 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, which suggests, without saying so in exactly the same words, that.
The principle of equality between men andwomen was enshrined in the Constitution of Kuwait, which guaranteed women the right to education and employment, to freely choose the nature of their work and to engage in commercial and professional activities.
The Constitution of Kuwait states that all natural resources and income derived therefrom are the property of the State, which must safeguard them and ensure that they are used properly, having due regard to the exigencies of State security and of the national economy.
The Committee is concerned that, although the Constitution of Kuwait embodies the principles of the Convention, there is a lack of clarity with regard to the primacy of the Convention over conflicting or contradictory national laws, and the direct applicability and enforceability of the Convention in Kuwaiti courts.
The Constitution of Kuwait enshrined the principle of equal rights and duties for all citizens without distinction on grounds of gender, origin, language or religion, and the State viewed gender equality as central to lasting and sustainable economic growth and development.
Article 4 of the Constitution of Kuwait provides that Kuwait is a hereditary emirate in which the line of succession is from the late Mubarak Al Sabah.
IRPP concluded that the Constitution of Kuwait needs to be amended to provide for equal protection of all religions, without exceptions and that the current favoritism of Sunni Islam is limiting the religious freedom of all other groups.
Mr. Al-Omar(Kuwait) said that the Constitution of Kuwait included several articles for the promotion and protection of children's rights. They included articles on the family and children, and others on the protection of children from exploitation and from social or physical neglect.
The Constitution of Kuwait attaches to cultural activities the importance they deserve, and they are regarded as one of the fundamental values of Kuwaiti society, as is reflected in article 14 of the Constitution, which provides that the State has to protect science, literature and art and encourage scientific research.
The Constitution and legislation of Kuwait were inseparable.
The Constitution and legislation of Kuwait provide for the effective observance of human rights.
An entire chapter(Chapter V) of Kuwait's Constitution is devoted to the judicial power.
The right to form trade unions andparticipate in their activities is safeguarded under the Constitution and laws of Kuwait.
The Constitution of 1962 is the supreme law of Kuwait.
The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya noted that many articles of Kuwait's 1962 Constitution covered human rights and freedoms and were in line with international principles.
At the same time, we should like to reaffirm that we have certain reservations: our commitment to any actions or policies with regard to population will be contingent upon the requirement that they do not run counter to the provisions and texts of the Islamic shariah,the norms of Kuwaiti society or the Constitution and laws of Kuwait.
Although the Government of Kuwait endorses the worthy principles embodied in article 2, paragraph 2, andarticle 3 as consistent with the provisions of the Kuwait Constitution in general and of its article 29 in particular, it declares that the rights to which the articles refer must be exercised within the limits set by Kuwaiti law.