Примеры использования Genuine risk на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There is an genuine risk of radiological terrorism.
The legislation of Kyrgyzstan provides for the protection of children in situations of genuine risk.
In addition, there is a genuine risk that military actors will move their rackets to mining activities that are not closely supervised.
Given that our country has a significant Sunni Muslim community, however,there is a genuine risk of making mistakes.
There is a genuine risk that the strategies used to achieve MDGs will be less beneficial for minority groups, and might even increase inequalities and further harm some minority communities.
It should be noted that pregnant women are forbidden to carry out tasks presenting genuine risks to their pregnancy.
Furthermore, whether there could be genuine risk transfer for the provision of essential public services was questioned-- the public authority would be required to ensure continuity of service.
The result has been a continual concentration of income, wealth and power,increased instability and a genuine risk of catastrophe.
The spread of such agreements could be counterproductive as there is a genuine risk that it will lead to complications and therefore negate efficiency gains.
International Movement ATD Fourth World agrees that extreme poverty is a genuine risk to life.
Where a genuine risk to health and safety or the environment exists, prior to any decision to evict being made, States must explore all feasible alternatives in consultation with affected persons.
In areas where these invasive mosquitoes have been established or re-established,there is a genuine risk of local transmission of these diseases.
Extradition cannot, furthermore, be granted if there is a genuine risk that the person, if extradited, would be subjected in the requesting State to a flagrant denial of justice, to acts of torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment.
It was impossible to establish that he was of Liberian origin andthat his return to Liberia would entail genuine risks for his life or his safety.
There is a genuine risk that the strategies used to achieve the Millennium Development Goals(MDG) and to reduce poverty will be less beneficial for persons belonging to marginalized minority groups and that they might even increase inequalities and cause harm.
The Who's commercial success was on the wane after the single"Dogs" failed to make the top 20,and there was a genuine risk of the band breaking up.
Moreover, due to the vague andbroad nature of the rights in the Covenant, Denmark fears that there is a genuine risk that the Committee will end up both functioning as a legislator in the area of economic, social and cultural rights and determining the allocation of States parties' resources within this sphere.
This evidence demonstrates conclusively that the uncontrolled accumulation and inappropriate transport of used andwaste tyres pose a genuine risk of diseases being transmitted by mosquitoes.
Moreover, there are genuine risks that such technical measures as surveillance or filtering mechanisms may create unintended consequences that interfere with cross-border data flows and services and undermine the Internet as a single, unified and global communications network, and may be easily misused to limit or suppress other human rights such as the right to freedom of expression.
We remove content and may report information related to that content to law enforcement authorities if we become aware of or believe that, a genuine risk of harm or threat to public safety exists.
One State informed the Committee that its constitutional court had held incitement to be punishable only if it involved a"genuine risk" of inducing someone to commit a terrorist act, while another stated that there must be"an actual probability" that the statement would lead to an act of terrorism.
Together with non-governmental organizations, bodies of the Ministry of Internal Affairs hold lectures, talks and training sessions with students at higher educational institutions, colleges andother academic institutions on the genuine risk of becoming a victim of trafficking.
That's why I bring it up now… in order tobe clear about what you're telling me, if there's a genuine risk that needs to be addressed, and if so, to find out why you're not addressing it.
The new article 57/6/1 of the Act of 15 December 1980 empowers the CGRA to disregard an international protection application from a national of one of the countries listed as safe unless it is clear from the applicant's evidence that there is a well-founded fear that he will be persecuted orgood reasons to believe that he is at genuine risk of suffering serious harm.
The Constitutional Court has clarified that incitement shall be punishable only if it involves a"genuine risk" of inducing someone to commit the specific crimes covered by Article 302.
In many countries, the procedure only applied to persons who feared persecution within the meaning of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees; however, the provisions of the Covenant and, indeed, those of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights andFundamental Freedoms must be interpreted as meaning that consideration must be given to cases where there was a genuine risk of being subjected to torture.
States should amend national laws on extradition anddeportation to specifically prohibit the enforced transfer of persons to States where there is a genuine risk that the death penalty may be imposed in violation of internationally recognized standards, unless adequate assurances are obtained.
Turning to the questions on the asylum procedure, Mr. Hirsch Ballin said that the authorities were required to identify cases covered by the Geneva Convention relating to the Status of Refugees butthat the grounds on which the right to asylum was accorded under Netherlands asylum legislation were broader in scope than those set out in the Convention and included the genuine risk of being subjected to torture in the country of return.
States should amend national laws on extradition anddeportation to specifically prohibit the enforced transfer of persons to States where there is a genuine risk that the death penalty may be imposed in violation of internationally recognized standards, unless adequate assurances are obtained that the death penalty will not be carried out.
International human rights law entails an obligation on States not to transfer people when State authorities know, or ought to know,that the individuals concerned would face a genuine risk of serious human rights violations, including arbitrary executions.