Примеры использования Convention's definition на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Convention's definition of a child includes 16-18 year olds.
A preliminary word is necessary about the Convention's definition of"racial discrimination.
In addition, the convention's definition includes events that threaten not only human life, but also property and the environment.
In your country, which categories of environmental information(according to the Convention's definition in art. 2, para. 3) are available.
Any act falling within the Convention's definition is clearly illegal and prosecutable everywhere in the country.
Is there any jurisprudential definition of torture which could be considered as wide as the Convention's definition?
Any person who meets the Convention's definitions may apply for a refugee status in Israel, regardless of his or her religion.
There is no definition in the Bulgarian legislation which fully transposes the Convention's definition of"public authority.
In addition, the Convention's definition included events that threatened not only human life, but also property and the environment.
Mr. YAKOVLEV said he had been heartened to learn that Canada's Criminal Code followed the Convention's definition of torture.
In the light of the Convention's definition of discrimination and its insistence on de facto equality, it was not adequate simply to say that the law did not discriminate against women.
Kindly inform the Committee of the main content andprogress being made about such a law, and whether the Convention's definition of discrimination is incorporated in the law.
Pesticides subjected to such controls should meet the Convention's definitions for"banned" and/or"severely restricted" chemicals and the submission of notifications under Article 5 would be expected in such cases.
Other provisions of the penal code cited in the report(articles 126, 365 and 373)also lack some elements of the Convention's definition of torture.
The convention's definition considers natural and man-made phenomena and acknowledges the reality that disasters often result from a complex web of factors, where no single sufficient cause may be identified.
In conclusion, Indonesian legislations guarantee and mention the definition of torture,which is in line with the Convention's definition.
However, while the Convention's definition was a useful basis for discussion, it failed to note that in order for an event to be considered a disaster, its impact must exceed the State's response capacity.
In its report submitted in 2004, Lithuania indicated that fuses of MON-100 and OZM-72 mines had been changed to remotely-controlled andthat they no longer fall under the Convention's definition of APMs.
However, the notion of"sufficient product information" might also encompass some information falling outside the Convention's definition of"environmental information" and therefore outside the scope of article 4.
In particular, the Committee is concerned that while the Convention's definition of discrimination against women is directly applicable, national legislation does not provide sanctions for acts of discrimination based on sex nor remedies for violations of the rights to non-discrimination and equality.
HIV/AIDS data collected by States, and by programmes and agencies of the United Nations system,should reflect the Convention's definition of a child human beings under 18 years of age.
However, the Convention's definition of what activities constitute services does not correspond to that of the GATS, since it excludes low-skilled workers in services sectors in some instances, while it partially includes those involved in manufacturing activities.
Paragraphs 6 and 7 of the draft general comment argued for compulsory incorporation of the definition of torture,in accordance with the Convention's definition, into domestic law.
The ILHR therefore recommends that the World Conference should utilize the Convention's definition, expanded to include discrimination in private life, and the matter of State responsibility for inaction to eradicate it.
This refers, among others, to such crimes as genocide(art. 357) and use of prohibited means and methods of warfare(art. 356),which offences encompass acts covered by the Convention's definition of torture.
There was some concern within the United States criminal justice community that in this respect the Convention's definition regrettably fell short of the constitutionally required precision for defining criminal offences.
In its report submitted in 2000, it reported 2088 mines with a shelf life expiring on 1 August 2002, 1056 mines with a shelf life expiring on 1 August 2010,the inert shapes have been taken off the total since they don't fall under the Convention's definition of a mine and 1375 mines of foreign manufacture.
While the specific federal crime of"torture" did not exist,any act of torture falling within the Convention's definition, as ratified by the United States, was criminally prosecutable, such as acts of aggravated assault, homicide, kidnapping and rape question 20.
In its report submitted in 2004, Lithuania indicated that fuses of MON-100 and OZM-72 mines had been changed to remotely-controlled andthat they no longer fall under the Convention's definition of anti-personnel mines. These mines will not appear in next year's exchange of information.
Hence, on the one hand Russian criminal law is based on the Convention's definition of the term"torture" and on the other, in application of the possibility contained in article 1, paragraph 2, of the Convention, it expands that definition by extending it to all subjects of criminal law, thereby ensuring fuller protection of human rights.