Примеры использования Failure to take measures на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Failure to take measures to protect the civilian population.
Exclusion of groups orindividuals from services or facilities, or failure to take measures to achieve substantive equality and address systemic patterns of inequalities;
Failure to take measures to ensure the protection of narcotic crops.
In that regard, the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights gives some indication of how a failure to take measures against foreseeable risks could possibly amount to a violation of human rights.
Failure to Take Measures to Clean-Up Environmental Pollution.
A civil servant, his/her immediate manager orchief executives of a state body bear disciplinary responsibility for failure to take measures to prevent and resolve conflicts of interest they are aware of.
Refusal or failure to take measures facilitating access to employment for disabled person is regarded as indirect discrimination.
According to his bill, article 20.30("Drawing extremist images on facades of buildings, constructions and transport objects")and 20.31("Failure to take measures to remove extremist images") should be added to the Administrative Code.
Lebanon's failure to take measures to ensure a calm environment in south Lebanon indicates a continued disregard for the integrity of the Blue Line.
The most frequent reason for complaints was disagreement with the measures pronounced by the police against perpetrators,followed by a lack of tact by police officers in their dealing with citizens, failure to take measures, and the use of coercive means.
In accordance with the Convention, failure to take measures to prevent crimes against humanity and other values protected under international law constitutes a criminal offence.
Article 7 was changed by the said amendments to this Law and now expressly prohibits discrimination based on race, nationality, language, religion or sex, i.e. political opinion,incitement to such activities or the failure to take measures for their prevention.
Notable in this regard is failure to take measures necessary under domestic law to implement the provisions of resolution 827(1993) and the statute of the International Tribunal, as required by paragraph 4 of the resolution.
The Committee is concerned about reports that the state of emergency imposed in 2010 did not complying with the safeguards of article 4 of the Covenant,including failure to take measures to protect certain non-derogable rights, such as the right to life and prohibition of torture arts. 4, 6 and 7.
Failure to take measures to prevent crimes against humanity and other values protected under international law constitutes a criminal offence(art. 440) which carries a penalty ranging between two and 10 years.
The Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967 had even accused the United Nations of beingcomplicit in the economic coercion being applied to the Palestinian people through its membership in the Quartet and the Security Council's failure to take measures to protect human rights.
Failure to take measures to ensure the natural progress of the meeting, lack of co-ordinators at the meeting venue, lack of cooperation with the police, transfer of property belonging to the community by the participants of the meeting indicate that the meeting organizers do not fully control the situation.
Moreover, genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes committed against the civilian population, the organization and promotion of genocide andcrimes against humanity, failure to take measures to prevent crimes against humanity and serious violations of international law were penalized under Montenegrin criminal legislation articles 426, 427, 428, 431, 440 of the Criminal Code.
For the purpose of preventing any arbitrary act or omission of an act that would prejudice the individual's freedoms, committed by a person holding a State or public position, the Criminal Code envisages some provisions and more concretely: article 248"Abuse of office", article 249"Exercise of one's function after its termination", article 250"Commission of arbitrary acts",article 251"Failure to take measures to discontinue the illegitimate situation.
In this regard, Equatorial Guinea strongly regrets the failure to take measures against the terrorists who tried to overthrow the established constitutional Government on 6 March 2004 despite identification of nationalities of the terrorists and despite Equatorial Guinea's request to the Governments concerned.
In Öneryildiz, the Court held that Turkish authorities had a positive obligation to prevent when they"knew or ought to have known that there was a real andimmediate risk to a number of persons" and that a failure"to take measures that were necessary and sufficient to avert the risks inherent in dangerous activity" amounted to a violation of the right to life under article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Disciplinary offences are also resignations of persons who committed a disciplinary offence resulting in dismissal for cause, illegitimate appointment of persons to administrative civil service positions and(or) removal of persons from administrative civil service positions, unlawful imposition of disciplinary sanctions against administrative civil servants, disclosure of the content of test tasks and other competition questions,intentional failure to take measures to prevent and settle a conflict of interest.
The Criminal Code includes a group of criminal offences against humanity and other values protected under international law( arts. 426- 449a) including: genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes against civilian population, war crimes against the wounded and the sick, war crimes against prisoners of war, conspiracy and incitement to commit genocide andwar crimes, failure to take measures to prevent the commission of criminal offences against humanity and other values protected by international law, etc.
The following are also included in this law: coercion to provide military support, looting on the battlefield, failure to provide rescue and humanitarian assistance measures or hindering the same, destruction of medical-related property and facilities, the destruction or use of cultural property and places of worship, attacks against buildings and facilities containing dangerous substances, reprisals, deportation, expulsion,forced displacement of the population, failure to take measures to protect civilians, illicit recruitment and destruction of the environment.
Failure to take timely appropriate measures can have serious consequences for the people affected.
Failure to take any measures against such terrorist acts would amount to a setback in international efforts to combat and eradicate terrorism.
Deputy Head of OPS, Irina Dymskaâ,with whom"fought" so long a Subscriber for failure to take adequate measures translated into post postman.
A failure to take adequate measures could put at risk budding democracies, which are precariously building stability and the institutional structures of law and governance.
The purpose of this legislative amendment is to strengthen protection for people with disabilities so that failure to take reasonable measures to increase accessibility may be deemed to constitute discrimination.
Ignoring in administrative activity existing risks and the failure to take appropriate measures may create problems for the sustainable development of domestic AIC under conditions of the World Trade Organization.