Примеры использования Is not explicitly prohibited на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In particular, discrimination against children with disabilities is not explicitly prohibited.
Corporal punishment in institutions is not explicitly prohibited in a majority of countries.
The Committee is concerned about reports of the use of corporal punishment in military schools and that such punishment is not explicitly prohibited by law.
Mental torture is not explicitly prohibited in Chinese law as is required under international law.
The Committee is further concerned that the death penalty is not explicitly prohibited for children.
Even if bestiality is not explicitly prohibited, there are often many other laws which can be used to effectively prosecute cases.
The Committee expresses concern that corporal punishment is not explicitly prohibited in the State party.
The death penalty is not explicitly prohibited in national law or is imposed on children or persons who were under the age of 18 at the time of the commission of the offence.
With regard to both HRsL andIHL, one cannot assume that everything that is not explicitly prohibited by law is allowed in practice.
In addition the Committee regrets that it is not explicitly prohibited by law in alternative care settings and in situations of employment.
Nevertheless, empty packagings,uncleaned may be carried in bulk if this mode of carriage is not explicitly prohibited by other provisions of ADR.
The Committee is concerned that corporal punishment is not explicitly prohibited, and is still widely practiced in the home and schools and used as a disciplinary measure in alternative care settings.
It also noted the Governemnt's efforts to combat domestic violence andthat corporal punishment of children is not explicitly prohibited under all circumstances.
The Committee notes that corporal punishment of children is not explicitly prohibited in all States and Territories and may still be applied as"reasonable chastisement.
The Committee is concerned that the production anddissemination of material advertising the offences described in the Optional Protocol is not explicitly prohibited.
Fee-splitting is an alleged practice which so far is not explicitly prohibited by any rule applying to the Tribunal.
The Committee nevertheless regrets that corporal punishment in the home and in alternative care settings is not explicitly prohibited by law.
The Committee notes that corporal punishment of children is not explicitly prohibited in the home and in alternative care settings art. 16.
The Committee nevertheless remains concerned about the persistence of harmful traditional practices andexpresses particular concern that FGM is not explicitly prohibited by law.
In the penal system, corporal punishment is unlawful as a sentence for crimes but it is not explicitly prohibited as a disciplinary measure in penal institutions or in alternative care settings.
The Committee is concerned that a provision for corporal punishment is not included in the Child and Youth Welfare Code andregrets that corporal punishment in the home is not explicitly prohibited by law.
In the penal system, corporal punishment is unlawful as a sentence for crime, but it is not explicitly prohibited as a disciplinary measure in penal institutions.
While taking note of the fact that the Child Rights Act(2007) criminalizes and punishes torture and ill-treatment of children,the Committee expresses concern about the continuing practice of corporal punishment in all settings, and that it is not explicitly prohibited by law arts. 7 and 24.
The Committee, however, regrets that these activities are limited to certain regions of the country andcorporal punishment is not explicitly prohibited under domestic laws and is extensively used as a disciplinary measure at home, schools, and child carechildcare institutions.
However, the Committee regrets that recruitment or use in hostilities of children under the age of 18 years byState armed forces and non-State armed groups is not explicitly prohibited and criminalized by law.
It noted that there is no explicit prohibition ofcorporal punishment in schools, that in the penal system, corporal punishment is unlawful as a sentence for crime but is not explicitly prohibited as a disciplinary measure in penal institutions and that corporal punishment is lawful in alternative care settings.
The Committee reiterates its previous observations made upon consideration of the initial report of Bosnia and Herzegovina under the Optional Protocol on the involvement of children in armed conflict, in which the Committee, in particular, expressed its concern that the recruitment anduse in armed conflict of persons under the age of 18 years is not explicitly prohibited nor criminalized in State and entity-level legislation CRC/C/OPAC/BIH/CO/1, paras. 13-14.
The Committee is concerned about the persistence of corporal punishment, which is not explicitly prohibited under the law arts. 7, 10(3), and 13.
While noting the prohibition of organizing, training, equipping or mobilizing armed groups(other than the armed forces) under article 162.a of the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina and that the Law on Service in Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina indirectly prohibits the recruitment of children, the Committee is concerned that the recruitment anduse in armed conflict of persons under the age of 18 is not explicitly prohibited nor criminalized in State and Entity level legislation.
There is no provision for corporal punishment as a disciplinary measure in the Prisons Act(1985), but it is not explicitly prohibited and article 226 of the Penal Code presumably applies.