Примеры использования Freedom to profess на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The freedom to profess or to accept a religion by personal choice.
This right includes, for citizens andstateless persons alike, the freedom to profess any religion or none.
The Constitution provides freedom to profess religion, manage religious institutions and educational institutions.
The Constitution of Pakistan guarantees every citizen the right to freedom of thought and freedom to profess, practice and propagate his religion.
The freedom to profess and practise one's religion without danger to life and liberty must be possible to everyone.[…].
This freedom also includes the freedom"to profess or disseminate one's religion or beliefs.
No provision is made in the Ukrainian Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations Act for any other restrictions on the freedom to profess a religion or beliefs.
Freedom of belief and of thought, and freedom to profess a religious faith, and political or philosophical opinions.
Public schools must be open to children of all confessions,without any form of discrimination as to their freedom to profess and practise their own religion.
The Constitution does not provide any restrictions on the freedom to profess a religion or the freedom of conviction under a state of emergency or martial law.
Articles 24 and 35 of the Constitution specify that there must be no privileges or restrictions based on religious belief andthat every citizen has the right to freedom to profess or not to profess any religion.
This right includes the freedom to profess any religion or none, to practice religious rites individually or collectively without interference, and to engage in other religious activities.
The activity of the United Nations in recent years has ensured that public debate gives space to viewpoints inspired by a religious vision in all its dimensions, including ritual, worship, education,dissemination of information and the freedom to profess and choose religion.
Article 12 of the Constitution stipulates that every citizen has the freedom to profess and practise his own religion as handed down to him from ancient times, having due regard to traditional practices.
Freedom to profess a religion or other convictions is subject only to those restrictions that are necessary for the protection of national security and public order or the life, health, morals, rights and freedoms of other citizens.
This right includes freedom to maintain orto change one's religion or beliefs, and freedom to profess or disseminate one's religion or beliefs, either individually or together with others, in public or in private.
A person's freedom to profess and propagate his or her religion or faith may be subject only to the limitations prescribed by law and only when such restrictions are necessary to protect the safety of society, public order, a person's health or morals, or the fundamental rights and freedoms of others.
Each person has the right to freedom of idea, conscience and religion;it includes freedom to change the religion or belief and freedom to profess the religion or belief both individually, and together with others, public or private order in the doctrine, divine service and performance of religious and ritual orders.
With respect to freedom to profess religion and to manage religious institutions, the Constitution states that every citizen shall have the right to profess, practice and propagate his religion, and that every religious denomination and every sect thereof shall have the right to establish, maintain and manage its religious institutions.
It is accordingly a duty of the State to protect all people residing in Colombia- by virtue of a broadinterpretation of the term“Colombians”, as adopted by the Constitutional Court when examining this article of the Statutory Act, as regards the exercise of their freedom to profess a religion, including cooperation with churches and faiths to achieve common ends.
This right includes the freedom to profess or not to profess any religion,to perform alone or collectively and without constraint religious rites and ceremonial rituals, and to conduct religious activity.
Accordingly, precautions involving the possible restriction of certain rights and freedoms under emergency situations, as provided for in article 64 of the Ukrainian Constitution, may not be extended to exercise in Ukraine of the freedom to profess a religion or beliefs, since such precautions apply only to the restrictions which are listed in the above-mentioned article of the Ukrainian Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations Act and which are consistent with Ukraine's international obligations.
Every person shall have the freedom to profess and practice his own religion as handed down to him from ancient times, having due regard to traditional practices, provided that no person shall be entitled to convert another person from one religion to another.
Another fundamental right guaranteed by the Constitution(Article 53) is the freedom of conscience and religion,which includes the freedom to profess or to accept a religion by personal choice as well as to manifest such religion, either individually or collectively, publicly or privately, by worshipping, praying, participating in ceremonies, performing of rites and teaching.
Exercise of the freedom to profess a religion or to express beliefs shall only be subject to such restrictions as are essential for the preservation of public safety and order, life, health and morality, and also the rights and freedoms of other citizens as established by law and compatible with the international obligations of the Republic of Belarus.
Pursuant to the Freedom of Confession and Religious Association Act,exercise of the freedom to profess a religion or disseminate beliefs may be restricted by law only as a means of protecting social order, human life, health, morals or the rights or freedoms of other citizens.
It includes freedom to change the religion or belief and freedom to profess the religion or belief both individually, and together with others, public or private order in the doctrine, divine service and performance of religious and ritual orders.
Similarly, under article 19 of the Constitution,each person has freedom to profess and practise his own religion, and every religious denomination has the right to maintain its independent existence and for this purpose to manage and protect its religious places and trusts.
With regard to the State party's contention that the author has not submitted evidence asto how the Order, removing him from his teaching position but allowing him to express himself while in a non-teaching position, has impinged upon the freedoms to profess his religious beliefs or his freedom to express his opinions, the author claims that in June 1996 he was handed a lay off notice by his employer.