Примеры использования Failed to respect на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Those that failed to respect gravity suffered.
Law enforcement officials in thesecurity services of the Gaza Strip, in the majority of cases of arrest and detention, failed to respect due legal process;
The paramilitary groups failed to respect the cessation of hostilities.
While most police authorities throughout the country made laudable efforts to ensure that arrested suspects saw a judge within the 48-hour limit stipulated by Haitian law, some failed to respect this procedure.
Finally, Iraq and Iran failed to respect even the most fundamental human rights.
During the general debate, he had conveyed the Committee's concern at the deterioration of the situation in the occupied territories andat the potential threat to the peace process if the parties failed to respect the spirit and the letter of the commitments made.
Moreover, the State party failed to respect the interim measures requested by the Committee.
The appointment of women to all high-levelcivil service positions or enforcement of the financial sanctions against political parties and groups that failed to respect the principle of parity might mitigate the temporary setback in the elections.
A Government which failed to respect the rights of its citizens in its efforts to suppress terrorism or armed opposition soon lost the trust and loyalty of its people.
Law-enforcement officers in the West Bank security services failed to respect due legal process, in the majority of cases of arrest and detention;
The trial of Xu Wenli failed to respect the minimal norms for a fair trial, because it was not public and the accused was not allowed the assistance of a lawyer or public defender.
Ms. Walsh(Canada) expressed concern that the terminology used in the non-unitary approach failed to respect the concept of retention-of-title financing and lease financing.
During the conflict,the government security forces frequently failed to respect the principles of distinction and proportionality under international humanitarian law which oblige parties to a conflict to distinguish between civilians and combatants and to take all necessary measures to protect civilians during attacks on military targets.
The International Criminal Court could not render justice if it disregarded the views of African States, failed to respect their sovereign institutions and failed to hold non-African States accountable.
The Commissioner could punish radio broadcasting media that failed to respect the code of conduct governing radio and television broadcasting media, which contained a special provision prohibiting the dissemination of personal information concerning an individual, if such broadcast"constituted a serious threat to the life or security of that person, as a result of violence by self-defence militia or other forms of violence.
International treaty bodies that expanded the scope andmeaning of treaties beyond their originally agreed content failed to respect the principle of subsidiarity, thus undermining the intent of the treaties and harming their own credibility.
Was it true that Arabs in the occupied territories were subject to special legislation andmilitary courts which, according to Amnesty International's latest report, failed to respect international norms and minimum standards for a fair trial?
His delegation was concerned about certain biased media outlets that failed to respect journalistic standards, misrepresented facts to serve narrow political agendas and instigated terrorism and violence instead of promoting a culture of peace.
In the first place, the Statute had failed to include international terrorism in the crimes covered; failed to provide flexibility in the nature of the Court's jurisdiction; blurred the distinction between customary law and treaty obligations in the definitions of internal conflicts andcrimes against humanity; and failed to respect the principle of consent of States, the principle of territoriality in the exercise of criminal jurisdiction and the priority of national criminal jurisdiction over international jurisdiction.
Freedom of expression was the first casualty of regimes that failed to respect human rights; independent media was a crucial element of democracy building.
Accordingly, the Committee found that the dismissal procedure had been conducted neither objectively norreasonably and had failed to respect the author's right of access, on general terms of equality, to public service in his country.
There were several disciplinary sanctions that could be imposed by prison directors on prisoners who failed to respect prison rules, including deprivation, for a maximum period of two months, of the right to receive visits or to engage in correspondence, excluding the right to contact a lawyer or other legal or administrative authorities.
Also, on 17 June 2000, the Secretary-General's Special Representative had promulgated UNMIK Regulation No. 2000/37 on the conductof the written press, which authorized the Temporary Media Commissioner to impose sanctions on newspapers that failed to respect the Temporary Code of Conduct Governing the Written Press in Kosovo, and which contained identical provisions to those of the Code of Conduct Governing Radio Broadcasting and Television Companies, on the publication of personal information concerning an individual, and for provocative purposes.
Ms. Chanet said that indigenous courts, particularly those in Northern Europe,often failed to respect the Covenant as a whole, not just the provisions of article 14, by, inter alia, sanctioning the use of violence.
All the security agencies, whether or not they are legally authorized to make arrests, failed to respect the Palestinian Code of Criminal Procedure, which provides that no arrest warrant may be executed without a court order.
Those who pointed an accusing finger at China often described themselves as"democratic" countries, yet they failed to respect the judicial independence of other countries and made indiscrete comments and wanton accusations, as a result of which one could only doubt their motives.
The Court has already concluded(see paragraphs 70 and 71) that the issue andcirculation of the arrest warrant of 11 April 2000 by the Belgian authorities failed to respect the immunity of the incumbent Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Congo and, more particularly, infringed the immunity from criminal jurisdiction and the inviolability then enjoyed by Mr. Yerodia under international law.
In the Arrest Warrant case,Judge ad hoc Van den Wyngaert noted in her dissenting opinion that while the Court in its dispositif finds that Belgium failed to respect the immunity from criminal jurisdiction and inviolability for incumbent foreign ministers,"the Judgment does not explain what is meant by the word'inviolability', and simply juxtaposes it to the word'immunity.
Israel is continuing to misrepresent reality, failing to respect its commitments and distorting the truth.
Governments fail to respect women's economic, social and cultural rights by, for example, establishing programmes that exclude women from exercising their rights, such as title to housing.