Примеры использования Generally recognized norms на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Furthermore, according to article 6, Turkmenistan recognizes the precedence of generally recognized norms of international law.
The generally recognized norms of international relations must be its political basis, and mutually advantageous cooperation and shared prosperity must be its economic basis.
The main goals andprinciples indicated in the UN Charter are the generally recognized norms of international relations and are to be strictly observed.
To put pressure on the Eritrean Government to abide by the principles of the 1949 Geneva Conventions andthe Additional Protocols which are generally recognized norms of international law.
In this connection, Ukraine has been consistently guided by the generally recognized norms of international law and specifically the principles of inviolability, territorial integrity and non-interference in the internal affairs of other States.
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The President and Government of my country are determined to conduct these elections in full keeping with the generally recognized norms of democracy and respect for fundamental human rights.
In conformity with the generally recognized norms of international law, seen as proof of the acquisition of the legal person status and of the legal capacity by international non-government organizations is the presentation of the Rules or of the other constituent acts.
The task force's activities shall be governed by decisions of the Collective Security Council, the generally recognized norms of international law, international treaties and these Regulations.
The Act prohibits parents, foster parents and guardians from using children to perform work that involves full-time employment or interferes with the child's studies, which would be considered a violation of thechild's rights under the laws and regulations of Turkmenistan and the generally recognized norms of international law.
The draft articles recognized a general right of States to expel aliens from their territory, in line with other generally recognized norms of international law, in particular those related to human rights and, in a narrower sense, refugee law.
Through the Constitution, the Republic of Yemen affirms its commitment to the Charter of the United Nations, the Pact of the League of Arab States,the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the generally recognized norms of international law.
In the concluding paragraph of the report, the Government stated that it subscribed to the generally recognized norms of international law and specifically the principles of“inviolability, territorial integrity and non-interference in the internal affairs of other States”.
Reliable legal guarantees for the democratic reforms in Uzbekistan are provided for under the Constitution and legislation,which implement the generally recognized norms and principles of international law.
Actions taken towards bringing the criminal legislation of the Republic of Armenia in line with generally recognized norms of international law are stipulated as priorities in the 2012-2016 Strategic Program for Legal and Judicial Reforms in the Republic of Armenia approved by the Executive Order NK-96-A of the President of the Republic of Armenia of 30 June 2012.
The Turkmen Government had launched a large-scale reform process andhad set as one of its priorities the harmonization of its domestic legislation with generally recognized norms of international law.
Of course, Russia's position with regard to the transit of nuclear weapons through the territory of nuclear-weapon-free zones is that the generally recognized norms of international law, particularly the principle of freedom of navigation, must be strictly observed in concluding corresponding treaties.
Parents, tutors and guardians must not use a child to perform work involved in a permanent job, especially work that takes a child away from his or her studies or that entails a violation of the child's rights andinterests as enshrined in Turkmen laws and regulations and the generally recognized norms of international law.
The international human rights commitments undertaken by neutral Turkmenistan proclaim that the country"shall guarantee to every person the rights and freedoms enshrined in the Constitution,laws and generally recognized norms of international law, without distinctions of any kind…" Declaration on the international human rights commitments of neutral Turkmenistan of 27 December 1995.
Specifically, the Act prohibits parents, tutors or guardians from using children to perform work that approximates to a permanent job or interferes with the child's studies, action that would be considered a violation of the child's rights andinterests as enshrined in Turkmen laws and regulations and the generally recognized norms of international law.
The United States and the United Kingdom have grossly violated the Charter of the United Nations,the principles of international law and the generally recognized norms and rules of responsible behaviour on the part of States in the international arena.
Affirms that States have an obligation to cooperate in the arrest, extradition, trial and punishment of persons found guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity, including former heads of State or Government,keeping in mind the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations and generally recognized norms of international law;
The international obligations undertaken by neutral Turkmenistan in the human rights sphere proclaim that Turkmenistan"shall guarantee to every person the rights and freedoms enshrined in the Constitution,laws and generally recognized norms of international law, without distinctions of any kind…" Declaration on the international human rights commitments of neutral Turkmenistan of 27 December 1995.
Article 3 of the Young People's Right to Work(Guarantees) Act stipulates that parents, tutors and guardians must not use a child to perform work that approximates to a permanent job, especially work that separates a child from his or her studies or that entails a violation of the child's rights andinterests as enshrined in Turkmen laws and regulations and the generally recognized norms of international law.
This Law shall, in accordance with the generally recognized norms of international Law, establish procedure of entry in Turkmenistan, stay in its territory and departure from Turkmenistan of citizens of Turkmenistan, foreign citizens, stateless persons, determine legal relations in the sphere of migration processes in Turkmenistan, competence of government bodies of Turkmenistan in the field of regulation of migration processes in Turkmenistan.
The Parties are convinced that observance of the principles of State sovereignty, equality, territorial integrity, non-violation of borders, non-interference in each other's internal affairs,peaceful settlement of disputes and other generally recognized norms of international law is a guarantee of international peace and security;
We strongly believe that the cooperative security approach of OSCE implies that there is no alternative to the peaceful resolution of these conflicts,which should be based on generally recognized norms and principles of international law, sovereignty, territorial integrity and inviolability of the internationally recognized borders of States, as well as on the relevant resolutions of the United Nations Security Council and OSCE decisions.
The declaration of reciprocity made by the requesting State in the absence of an international convention in order toobtain the extradition shall take effect in Romania only after the ratification in law of the agreement negotiated between the two States in accordance with the generally recognized norms of international law in this area.
The legal basis for the above recommendationis contained in the Migration Act(31.03.2012), which, in accordance with the Constitution and generally recognized norms of international law, defines the procedure for entry into Turkmenistan, residence on its territory and departure from Turkmenistan for Turkmen citizens, foreign nationals and stateless persons and establishes legal relations in the field of migration in Turkmenistan and the competence of government bodies for its regulation.
A national strategy for action in children's interests covering the period 2012- 2017 has been endorsed by Presidential Decree No. 761 of 1 June 2012. This sets the basic tasks and directions of State policy for promoting children's interests anddefines key mechanisms for accomplishing them, based on the generally recognized norms and principles of international law.
In addition, the Law of National Defence provides, in Article 3, that the regulations regarding the national defence are based upon the respect of the provisions enshrined in the Constitution and the national laws,the principles of military doctrine of Romania and generally recognized norms of international law, as well as upon provisions contained in the treaties to which Romania is party.