Примеры использования Essential safeguards на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Human rights are essential safeguards of this process.
Scientific centres, research centres anduniversities assume an important ongoing role in keeping under constant review all measures which constitute essential safeguards for citizens.
The Aarhus Convention provided all the essential safeguards for effective public access to justice.
The persons interviewed by the Subcommittee indicated that they had not been notified of their rights on their arrest, even thoughthis is one of the essential safeguards for any person detained.
The 2011 Model Law provides for essential safeguards against abuse, not expressly set out in the 1994 Model Law.
The provision should not be enacted by States where local technical conditions do not so require, and in any event should be complemented with paragraph(2) of this article,so as to provide essential safeguards against abuse.
After deliberation, the Commission decided to retain paragraph 4 unchanged,noting that it provided essential safeguards against improper disclosure of information contained in the record.
The adoption of a law containing essential safeguards will be an important indicator of the commitment of the Government to regulating the constitutional right to freedom of assembly in accordance with its obligations under the Covenant.
As the accompanying footnote explains, the provision should not be enacted by States where local technical conditions do not so require, and in any event shouldbe complemented with paragraph(2) of this article, so as to provide essential safeguards against abuse.
AHR stated that Cameroon's criminal justice system lacked essential safeguards for persons facing the death penalty and was characterized by corruption, abuse, torture, and inadequate legal assistance.
Restorative justice had developed in part as a response to the exclusion of victims and sought to redress this, but that should not go so far as to unduly reduce the role of the State in prosecuting offenders andmaintaining oversight and essential safeguards on the process.
At the same time, detained minors often come from poor and disadvantaged backgrounds andtherefore their access to essential safeguards against torture or illtreatment, such as the presence of their parents or access to legal aid, is restricted.
There were four essential safeguards against abuses in police stations: the right to consult a lawyer, the right to inform a second or third party, the right to be examined by an independent physician, and the right to be informed of one's rights in a language one understood.
Increased authority devolved to managersfor the recruitment and placement of staff members must be clearly defined, and essential safeguards must be provided to ensure fairness and transparency in the selection process through the definition of clear and verifiable criteria as well as of the ratings assigned to each of them.
They should also provide essential safeguards against the artificial division of the subject matter of the procurement for the purpose, for example, of justifying the use of restricted tendering on the ground set out in article 29(1)(b)[**hyperlink**], i.e. that the time and cost required to examine and evaluate a large number of tenders would be disproportionate to the value of the subject matter of the procurement.
AFHR brought to the attention the risks of death faced by potentially innocent persons, due to deficiencies in the criminal justice system,which lacked essential safeguards for persons facing the death penalty and was characterized by inadequate resources, long pre-trial delays and corruption, in violation of international human rights standards.
The Subcommittee wishes to remind the State party that the maintenance of reliable records of persons deprived of their liberty is one of the essential safeguards against ill-treatment and is an essential condition for the effective exercise of due process guarantees such as the right to challenge the legality of detention(habeas corpus) and the right of the detainee to be brought before a judge promptly.
Moreover, according to the Human Rights Committee, an essential safeguard against arbitrary arrest and detention is the"reasonableness" of the suspicion upon which an arrest must be based.
The European Committee for the Prevention of Torture(CPT)has also emphasised that proper medical examinations are an essential safeguard against ill-treatment of persons in custody.
Security of tenure constitutes an essential safeguard against these developments being unimpeded and further marginalizing the most vulnerable.
Moreover, according to the Human Rights Committee, an essential safeguard against arbitrary arrest and detention is the"reasonableness" of the suspicion on which an arrest must be based.
The SPT considers that a propersystem for monitoring and supervising the police constitutes an essential safeguard against ill-treatment.
The SPT considers that proper supervision andoversight of subordinates is an essential safeguard against ill-treatment.
In informal consultations last week, I made the point that the consensus rule provides an essential safeguard for the interests of individual delegations.
Most notably, the detailed nature of the comprehensive report, in combination with the requirement for a consensus decision to overturn a recommendation by the Ombudsperson, has proven to be an essential safeguard for those principles.
Its corollary is the pursuit of universality, an essential safeguard for the effectiveness of existing agreements, whether we are talking about the Non-Proliferation Treaty and the Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty or the conventions for the elimination of weapons of mass destruction such as the Convention prohibiting chemical weapons.
The rule of law provides an essential safeguard for individual rights regardless of ethnicity, it gives investors confidence in the country's future, and it facilitates increasingly close association between European institutions and those of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Ms. WEDGWOOD, responding to the question on the role of NGOs, said that the most essential safeguard was the rule that the Committee should not include in its concluding observations any matter which had not been raised with the State party.
The oversight of prisons and places of detention by the Bureau of Investigation andProsecution(public prosecution service) is an essential safeguard for ensuring that prisoners and detainees are not tortured.
The OPCW Executive Council and subsequent decisions of the Conference ofthe States Parties and of the Second Review Conference have affirmed the importance of national implementation measures as an essential safeguard against terrorism.