Примеры использования Grounds for restricting на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Freedom of peaceful assembly and grounds for restricting it art. 21.
Yet the grounds for restricting the freedom of expression were considerably more numerous in the Constitution than in the Covenant.
Article 21. Freedom of peaceful assembly and grounds for restricting it 711- 724 98.
The grounds for restricting an assembly should also be carefully considered in each specific case, which blanket bans do not allow for, as international human rights experts have pointed out.
The lack of registration may not be grounds for restricting the rights and freedoms of citizens.
Defamation laws protect an individual's reputation from false and malicious attacks, andconstitute valid grounds for restricting freedom of expression.
The following may serve as grounds for restricting a Georgian citizen's temporary departure from the country.
Racial considerations may not under any circumstances be grounds for restricting freedom of assembly.
They considered, therefore, that there were no grounds for restricting discussion to issues related solely to the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms and that the Ad hoc Committee should not be constrained by such issues.
Individuals' membership or non-membership of civil-society associations may not serve as grounds for restricting their rights or freedoms.
A reservation that introduced other grounds for restricting the rights was not compatible with the object and purpose of the Covenant.
An individual's membership or non-membership in a non-profit organization may not be invoked as grounds for restricting his rights and liberties art. 4.
Both paragraphs(1) and(2)stipulate that the grounds for restricting the participation of suppliers and contractors in procurement proceedings are limited to those found in procurement regulations or other provisions of law of the enacting State.
Non-possession of a permanent or temporary residence permit may not be invoked as grounds for restricting citizens' rights and freedoms article 46 of the Act.
Based on the practice, not only of this Working Group, but of all international human rights bodies which have dealt with such matters,general references to possible terrorist links cannot provide grounds for restricting rights.
In fact, the Constitution of Ukraine contains fewer grounds for restricting women's rights than certain international instruments.
The grounds for restricting a person's freedom of movement, including to leave the country, must comply with the Covenant and should be communicated to the individual promptly after such action is taken and should furthermore be open to prompt judicial review in all cases, including that of national security.
Appropriately, Terekhin said that it is worthwhile to strictly prescribe grounds for restricting the rights of intellectual property and to exclude commercial organizations from that list.
The grounds for restricting a person's freedom of movement, including to leave the country, must comply with the Covenant and should be communicated to the individual promptly after such action is taken and should furthermore be open to prompt judicial review in all cases, including that of national security.
With reference to paragraph 73(f) of the report, article 34 of the Constitution,which listed the grounds for restricting the exercise of the right to freedom of expression, seemed particularly wide in scope.
Thus, this may potentially have an influence on the interpretation of the Constitution and/or serve as a legal basis when reviewing a law or other legal act for its compliance with the Constitution; this could potentially lead to the refusal to adopt such legal texts or invalidate them.21Moreover, alleged violations of these values could be invoked by all state/public authorities at all levels, as additional grounds for restricting the exercise of international human rights and freedoms see also pars 31-36 infra.
The Special Rapporteur noted that States had an interest in protecting national security or public safety,which could be legitimate grounds for restricting freedom of association, but he underscored that States must comply fully with the provisions of international human rights law in this regard.
AI, JS4, JS6, JS11, LLG andJS7 recommended amending Article 26 of the Constitution to ensure the permissible grounds for restricting the right to freedom of expression are consistent with international human rights standards; repeal provisions of the Penal Code directly and unfairly limiting the right to freedom of expression, including Articles 301, 318, 215, and 125; remove excessive temporal and geographic restrictions organising public assemblies, and simplify notification requirements for demonstrations.
Moreover, Part 3 of Article 8 of the RA Law on Freedom of Information has already predetermined the range of information that cannot, under any conditions,serve as grounds for restricting the provision of information on the basis of a violation of public interest.
The Special Rapporteur is aware that States have an interest in protecting"national security or public safety",which are legitimate grounds for restricting freedom of association, but he underscores that there is also need for States to comply with international human rights law while countering terrorism.
Moreover, from the perspective of drawing guidelines for drafting future legislative provisions on the limitation of rights, discursive attention must focus on defining the precise grounds for restricting the fundamental rights following generally accepted principles enrooted in international documents and judicial practice for years.
A key problem for defenders with the application of NGO laws is the use of vague, imprecise, andat times overly broad definitions of legitimate grounds for restricting freedom of association, which allows for varying interpretations based far more on government policy than on strictly legal considerations.
Participation or non-participation of a citizen in the activity of a non-commercial organization shall not serve as a ground for restricting his/her rights and freedoms.
Affiliation or non-affiliation with any public association shall not be used as a ground for restricting any citizen's rights and liberties, or for granting them any state-sponsored benefits or advantages, except cases provided by the legislation of Turkmenistan.
The amendments clarify the original Act, remove redundant prohibitions andestablish clear grounds and procedures for restricting the right to freedom of assembly.