Примеры использования Impose obligations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They impose obligations on States and endow individuals with rights.
It was, moreover, untrue to say that States could not impose obligations on other States by means of unilateral acts.
Access rules generally impose obligations on the network operator to provide access on terms that are fair and non-discriminatory from a financial as well as technical point of view.
It must also be remembered that,if cut to the bone, the draft articles would impose obligations on only one group of States.
The treaty should only impose obligations on States parties and not on individuals or entities.
It is widely accepted that economic and social rights too, just like civil andpolitical rights, impose obligations to recognize, respect, fulfil and protect those rights.
The Committee cannot impose obligations on the states, since it does not have the prerogatives of a court.
Legal doctrine reflects the almost unanimous view that a State cannot impose obligations on another State without the latter's consent.
These various texts impose obligations both on employers and on employees, which can be summarized as follows.
It was statedthat as contractual rules, the Rules cannot impose obligations on third parties such as the ODR provider.
However, treaties that impose obligations on the people are required to be put to the Parliament for approval before ratification.
It is our firm belief that successful disarmament instruments can only be based on the principle of inclusiveness, as they impose obligations upon all member States.
A number of articles directly impose obligations on the State for the advancement of women.
Each State had the sovereign right to freely choose which international legal instruments it would accede to, and no State orgroup of States could impose obligations on another.
Such legislation should impose obligations on the authorities to promote equality and to eradicate discrimination.
A range of regional and international treaties-- as well as domestic legislation and constitutions-- impose obligations on States to promote and protect economic, social and cultural rights.
The author State cannot impose obligations on third parties without their consent by means of such an act, as stipulated in the law of treaties, and as previously considered by the Commission.
Only the Committee's rules of procedure,which cannot of themselves impose obligations on States parties, make provision for such interim measures.
The State can also impose obligations on one or more States by means of a unilateral act, which may originate internally but be applicable internationally under international law.
They also recognize that economic, social andcultural rights impose obligations of conduct or result, depending on the right in question.
The actions proposed by the Act impose obligations on the State to compensate for the situation of the most vulnerable groups and to create a relatively homogeneous and equitable point of departure for all persons.
According to this point of view, a State can formulate an act in order toestablish rights and, consequently, impose obligations on third States, an issue that has been examined in this report and in previous ones.
Thus a particular treaty might impose obligations on a State but define the"State" for that purpose in a way which produced different consequences than would otherwise flow from the rules of attribution in Chapter II of Part 1.
The case shows that, even in cases where an operation is approved after an appeal,the competition authority could still impose obligations that need to be respected in order to avoid a negative impact of the operation.
International investment agreements impose obligations on States vis-à-vis investors that may affect States' power to introduce health laws in the public interest.
The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia believes that the implementation of the treaty must remain a national responsibility and, in that context,should impose obligations on States rather than individuals or entities.
Regulation and contract terms typically impose obligations with respect to quality, coverage and investments.
In addition, we continue to have a number of reservations about creating jurisdiction on the basis of treaties which in many respects do not provideprecise definitions of crimes, but instead impose obligations in aid of the exercise of national jurisdiction.
This is the case of treaties that grant rights or impose obligations on third parties which have not taken part in their elaboration.
In addition, the United States continues to have a number of reservations about creating jurisdiction on the basis of treaties which in many respects do not provideprecise definitions of crimes, but instead impose obligations in aid of the exercise of national jurisdiction.