Примеры использования Convention took precedence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Convention took precedence over domestic law.
Pursuant to article 7 of the Constitution, the Convention took precedence over domestic legislation.
Although the Convention took precedence over Estonia's domestic legislation, it had not yet been invoked by judges in the context of legal proceedings.
The delegation had stated that, according to the Constitution, the Convention took precedence over national law.
He asked whether the Convention took precedence over domestic legislation and whether it could be invoked directly before the Portuguese courts.
Like all international treaties to which the country had acceded, the Convention took precedence over domestic law.
Mr. Flinterman, noting that the Convention took precedence over domestic law, asked if the judiciary in Haiti had ever declared a law incompatible with the Convention. .
The Chairperson was pleased to note that international law and the Convention took precedence over Slovak domestic law.
Since the Convention took precedence over the Venezuelan Constitution, that provision should be applicable, and she therefore wondered whether it had been incorporated into any labour laws, and whether efforts had been made to determine the value of men and women's work.
Referring to paragraph 197 of the report,he asked whether the obligations stemming from the Convention took precedence over obligations under national law.
Praising Costa Rica's long tradition of democracy,he noted that the Convention took precedence over domestic law, and welcomed the legislation on women, the establishment of the National Indigenous Affairs Commission(CONAI) and the institution of the Office of the Ombudsman.
The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya was a party to the Convention against Torture, and the Convention took precedence over national legislation.
CEDAW noted that the Convention took precedence over domestic law and that a 2007 comparative study of Comorian legislation and the Convention had been carried out with the aim of harmonizing the national legal framework with the Convention. .
Steps would be taken to rectify the matter andto reflect the fact that the Convention took precedence over domestic law.
With regard to the question of whether the Convention took precedence over domestic legislation, she said that, under article 116 of the 1992 Constitution, treaties and conventions ratified by Mali took legal precedence over national laws and were thus applicable to all workers, including migrant workers.
In relation to the prompt implementation of the Convention, it was true that the clauses of the Convention took precedence over national legislation.
Please provide information regarding the legal status of the Convention in the national legal system and on any instances where the Convention took precedence over a domestic act and/or where the Convention was used before the national courts.
It was to be hoped that the Kyrgyz delegation, in which there was nearly total male-female parity, would continue working to promote compliance with the Convention, for example, by holding a press conference on its discussions with the Committee and the suggestions made,which would help to underline the fact that the Convention took precedence over domestic law and that harmonization must be effected.
He also wished to be certain that in the case of conflict between the Convention andnational legislation, the Convention took precedence, particularly with regard to the definition of torture.
Mr. ALBA asked about the status of international human rights instruments in Bolivian law andin particular whether the Convention took precedence over domestic law.
Mr. VALENCIA RODRIGUEZ emphasized the positive aspects of the Bulgarian report, especially the fact that international standards,in particular the Convention, took precedence over national legislation and the provisions of the Constitution.
She wished to know whether, pending the new bill on human mobility,the Convention could be invoked directly before the courts, and whether the Convention took precedence over legislation such as the Aliens Act or Migration Act.
Pointing to a contradiction between paragraph 38 of the report and the content of subparagraph(6) of article 154(a) of the Constitution(quoted on page 15 of the report),the Alternate Rapporteur asked whether the Convention took precedence over the Constitution and whether it could be applied directly by the courts.
Ms. POUSSI, referring to paragraph 23 of the State party's report,asked whether the country's legislation on migration was considered to be in conformity with the Convention simply because the Convention took precedence over domestic legislation, or whether domestic legislation was already in line with the Convention. .
Numerous theoretical studies of the question had been carried out in the United States of America and the Scandinavian countries. A time of transition, however difficult, could provide an opportunity for change;in view of the delegation's statement that the Convention took precedence over domestic law, she urged the Government to implement its provisions in the case at hand.
In French law, international conventions take precedence over domestic law and are applicable without there being a need to incorporate them in domestic law.
The Committee notes with satisfaction that, in accordance with article 5, paragraph(4),of the Bulgarian Constitution, the Convention takes precedence over national law.
It is noted with satisfaction that the Convention takes precedence over the national legislation and can be directly invoked before the Courts.
According to the Constitution, the provisions of all ratified international conventions took precedence over national law and the Convention was an integral part of Cameroonian legislation.
The Committee is pleased to note that, pursuant to article 116 of the State party's Constitution, international treaties,including the Convention, take precedence over national legislation.