Примеры использования Distinction on grounds на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All individuals are equal before the law, without distinction on grounds of origin, place of residence or religious belief.
Article 3 recognizes that the nation of Djibouti is composed of all those whom it recognizes as members andwho accept the resultant duties, without distinction on grounds of language, race, sex or religion;
Cambodia makes no distinction on grounds of race, colour or racial or national origin against or in favour of any ethnic group.
The Government aimed to establish a united, multiracial society in which there was no distinction on grounds of race or colour.
All children in the country had equal rights, without distinction on grounds of ethnic nationality, race, place of residence, language or religion.
Article 29 also affirms that all persons are equal before the law in regard to their public rights and obligations, without distinction on grounds of sex, origin, language or religion.
The Family Code guaranteed the right to marriage, without distinction on grounds of ethnic nationality, race or religion, and men and women enjoyed equal rights in marriage.
It then makes specific reference to the most important applications of this principle by adding the words'without distinction on grounds of sex, origin, language or religion.
Article 17 of the Criminal Code recognizes the equality of all persons under the law, without distinction on grounds of nationality, sex, race or religion, and punishes anyone who violates that equality; it also makes such conduct an offence under article 292.
The purpose of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination is to encourage universal respect for human rights without distinction on grounds of race, sex, language or religious belief.
The educational facilities offered to workers,male and female, without distinction on grounds of age, race, etc., enabled them to attain an average of nine grades of education during the 1980s.
Orthodox Islam is opposed to racist incidents, xenophobia and discriminatory practices,since it considers all persons equally, without distinction on grounds of race, sex or colour.
Khmer citizens are equal before the law, enjoy the same rights and freedoms, andhave the same duties without distinction on grounds of race, colour, sex, language, religious belief, political opinion, national origin, social position, wealth or other status.”.
Similarly, article 9 of the Amended Provisional Constitution of the State of Qatar stipulates that all persons enjoy equal public rights andare subject to equal public duties, without distinction on grounds of race, sex or religion.
Article 31 states:“Citizens are equal before the law, enjoy the same rights and freedoms andhave the same duties without distinction on grounds of race, colour, sex, language, religious belief, political opinions, national origin, social position, wealth or other status.”.
With reference to the protection of non-Kuwaitis under the Constitution,she assured the Committee that article 29 of the Kuwaiti Constitution guaranteed equality in regard to human dignity before the law without distinction on grounds of sex, origin, language or religion.
The Cambodian courts base their rulings on the principle that citizens are equal before the law without distinction on grounds of race, religion or social status, as stipulated in article 31 of the 1993 Constitution and article 64 of the 1993 Criminal Procedure Act.
The Government of Iraq is constitutionally bound to respect the freedom of thought, conscience and religion of all communities without any discrimination art. 19 of the Iraqi Constitution,which stipulates that citizens are equal before the law without distinction on grounds of race, origin, language, social category or religion.
The Constitution of Kuwait enshrined the principle of equal rights andduties 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.
Following independence, a unified approach had been adopted which made no distinction on grounds of religious belief.
Article 21(c) of the Bill of Rights requires that every permanent resident shall have the right and the opportunity, without any distinction on grounds of race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status, and without unreasonable restrictions, to have access, on general terms of equality, to public service in Hong Kong.
The Holy Koran contains many verses affirming the fact that God honours all people, without distinction on grounds of language, religion or colour.
The Constitution states in article 43 that“the State shall uphold the right, secured in the Revolution,of all citizens, without distinction on grounds of race, skin colour, sex, religious beliefs, national origin or any other grounds injurious to human dignity, to.
All citizens and residents are equal in regard to their rights and obligations, without distinction on grounds of race, origin, language or religion.
Article 1 establishes the principle of equality before the law without distinction on grounds of language, race, sex or religion;
Article 19 of the Constitution of Iraq provides that citizens are equal before the law, without distinction on grounds of sex, race, language, social origin or religion.
Article 1 of Djibouti's Constitution guarantees"equality for all before the law without distinction on grounds of language, origin, race, sex or religion.
The State also has the obligation to guarantee equal working conditions and wages without distinction on grounds of sex, beliefs, opinions or marital status.
Equality before the law is a constitutional right that does not allow any restriction or distinction on grounds of race, colour or national or ethnic origin.
Article 18(1) of the Constitution of Angola provides that all citizens are equal before the law, enjoy the same rights andare subject to the same duties without any distinction on grounds of colour, race, ethnicity, sex, place of education, economic or social circumstances.