Примеры использования General norm на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Chapter II describes the aspects of the individual treaties that deviate from the general norm.
General Norms for the Liturgical Year and the Calendar.
On the Federal Government falls the exclusive responsibility for issuing general norms and for the overall coordination of policies.
General norms on administrative liability for non-payment of taxes are applicable.
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However, this limitation is too high to be applied as a general norm and could challenge the principle of equal suffrage.
Based on the general norm, the right of all persons in Estonia to the protection of their human rights and liberties is guaranteed.
Collective agreements may accord workers rules favourable to them that modify the general norm while respecting its purpose.
The general norm should be to permit the open and free use of the Internet and other forms of communications A/HRC/23/39, para. 76.
The rights applicable to that situation were necessarily contextual andcould evolve over time with the development of general norms of international law.
Another area of insufficient coverage occurs when a general norm exists but no specific right has been articulated that would ensure implementation of the norm. .
Therefore, with respect to the legal nature of the norms, Japan considers it important to begin by discussing establishing non-binding general norms of behaviour.
For example, there is a general norm on freedom of movement but no explicit guarantee against the forcible return of internally displaced persons to places of danger.
The Committee had tended to consider that articles 3 and 26 of the Covenant were non-derogable since equality, particularly between men and women,was a general norm of international law.
In France, seeking paid work outside the home is also becoming the general norm, adding 150,000 women to the labour force annually since 1982, according to INSEE.
The significant efforts of the international community to eradicate sex-based discrimination have been described as a vital contribution to the recognition of a general norm of non-discrimination.
There is no explicit general norm establishing the automatic incorporation of customary norms or the general principles of law in Chile's internal legal order.
All these partnerships have been set up with adifferent model of association, without clarity and without a general norm as to the specific role that the Organization has to play in it.
Integration of gender concerns as a general norm Gender concerns are articulated in clauses broadly as general human values, respect for human dignity or other basic human rights norms. .
The Committee is concerned that national legislation does not contain a definition of racial discrimination in full conformity with article 1 of the Convention,as well as a general norm of prohibition of racial discrimination according to the Convention art. 1.
Areas of insufficient protection where a general norm exists but a corollary, more specific right relevant for the protection of particular needs of internally displaced persons has not been articulated are numerous.
The Committee notes with satisfaction that the State party has ratified most United Nations core human rights treaties as well as Protocol No. 12 to the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms,concerning non-discrimination as a general norm in the field of human rights.
The number who master Chilean Sign Language is uncertain,but if it follows the general norm of one in four deaf persons having learnt sign language, the number of sign language users in Chile should be around 16,000.
Although no general norm exists in international law expressly prohibiting or limiting acts of intelligence gathering, it is crucial that States clarify"threshold criteria" that might trigger a whole range of human rights intrusive actions by an intelligence agency, which can range from data mining to covert action.
An amendment to the act of law passed at Riigikogu prescribed establishing the former electoral districts in Tallinn andthe method of distribution of mandates in Tallinn was made the general norm for rural municipalities and cities with several electoral districts- half the mandates are distributed evenly between the electoral districts and half according to the number of voters.
It views the provision as a general norm that imposes on States an obligation to make arrangements that enable women to provide for themselves in the period of pregnancy and childbirth and to resume work after childbirth without any adverse effects on their career.
The extradition of native-born Colombians is admissible if the offences in question were committed abroad(See conclusion 7 of this court ruling, the comments made by the Constitutional Court in its ruling C-1189/00 on the scope of articles 13 and 15 of the Penal Code,which deal with the principle of territoriality as a general norm, and acceptable hypotheses of extraterritoriality);
According to the general norm embodied in Article 25 of the Constitution of the Republic of Bulgaria,"A Bulgarian citizen shall be anyone born of at least one parent holding a Bulgarian citizenship, or born on the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria, should he not be entitled to any other citizenship by virtue of origin.
While noting that article 19 of the Constitution establishes the equality of citizens with respect to their rights regardless of race, gender, ethnicity or language and is binding on the State authorities and civil servants,the Committee remains concerned that national legislation does not contain a definition of racial discrimination in full conformity with article 1 of the Convention or a general norm prohibiting racial discrimination in line with the Convention arts. 1, para. 1, and 2, para. 1 d.
In existing Russian law there is no general norm establishing the criminal jurisdiction of the Russian Federation in cases where offences are committed abroad against the life, health, honour, dignity and other rights and legal interests of Russian citizens including the offences referred to in art. 4 of the Convention.