Примеры использования Legally protected rights на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It also assures access to tribunals, in order to defend those legally protected rights.
All minorities andreligious communities exercise their legally protected rights in regard to marriage and the ceremonies associated therewith.
Special measures had also been taken to raise women's awareness of their legally protected rights.
These pieces of legislation give human rights the status of legally protected rights and entitle citizens to demand that their rights be respected.
The Committee regrets that it has not been provided with information on the application of the principle of cultural self-identification in the State party or on the legally protected rights of ethnic groups art. 15.
Compensation can only be demanded by a person or undertaking whose legally protected rights have been violated by a state authority and only for the damage which the state could have prevented.
The Office of the Procurator-General of Ukraine is continuing its investigation into the criminal case of abuse of power orauthority that brought grievous harm to the legally protected rights and interests of Mr. Gongadze.
Article 161, Abuse of position:intentional abuse of position by an official if it caused substantial damage to the legally protected rights and interests of a person, company, institution or organization, or the interests of the State, is punishable by a fine or up to three years' imprisonment;
Anyone is entitled to seek the assistance of the courts when a State official orother person acting in an official capacity attempts to infringe an individual's legally protected rights and freedoms.
In the administration of justice, the courts are responsible for settling conflicts between public and private interests, andfor ensuring the defence of the legally protected rights and interests of citizens(article 221 of the Constitution), and any norms contrary to the Constitution or to the principles enshrined therein shall be considered invalid article 225 of the Constitution.
Articles 182 and 183 of the Penal Code together provide for the criminal liability of any official for abuse of power orofficial position or for exceeding his or her authority with a view to infringing the legally protected rights and freedoms of citizens.
It also guarantees to every individual access to the courts to defend their legally protected rights and interests regardless of economic means.
Article 168 makes a punishable offence of“action ultra vires, i.e. deliberate action by an official which manifestly exceeds the rights and powers legally invested in him if that action results in substantial harm to State orpublic interests or the legally protected rights and interests of citizens”.
Pursuant to Section 46 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, an injured party is a person who suffered bodily harm, property damage, moral orother harm, or whose legally protected rights or freedoms were infringed or endangered as a result of a criminal offence.
At the same time, articles 182 and 183 of the Criminal Code establish criminal liability for all officials on grounds of abuse of power or official status orof exceeding official authority with the object of violating the legally protected rights and freedoms of citizens.
Moreover, the relevant government office had pointed out that"progress in investigations into offences against personal autonomy and other legally protected rights is often dependent on the cooperation provided by relatives and others close to the victims.
Thus, in chapter 7 of the Criminal Code(Official crimes), article 167 makes a punishable offence of“abuse of authority or an official position, i.e. the wilful abuse by an official of his position contrary to the interests of his service, if the abuse is for personal gain or personal interest and causes substantial harm to State orpublic interests or the legally protected rights and interests of citizens”.
Any order from a superior officer or a public authority which clearly goes beyond the limits of the rights and powers vested in them by law and causes substantial harm to State orsocial interests or to citizens' legally protected rights and interests is to be treated as excessive use of authority or official powers and constitutes an act punishable under criminal law.
They involve the use by a civil servant of his or her powers or position in a manner incompatible with the interests of the service, or the commission by a civil servant of acts that manifestly exceed the rights and powers vested in him or her, andthe occasioning thereby of substantial damage to the legally protected rights, freedoms and interests of other citizens.
By posting information and materials, the User also guarantees that he/she possesses all the rights and authorities necessary for this, subject to the terms of this Agreement andthat such action does not violate the legally protected rights and interests of third parties, international treaties and the current legislation of the Russian Federation.
Such crimes include the deliberate or opportunistic use or use for other personal benefit or for the benefit of any third persons by an official or of an official position contrary to the interests of the service, or the intentional commission by an official of acts that clearly exceed the rights or authority granted to him or her andcause significant harm to the legally protected rights, freedoms or interests of individual citizens;
Article 168 of the Criminal Code makes a punishable offence of“action ultra vires, i.e. deliberate action by an official which manifestly exceeds the rights and powers legally invested in him, if that action results in substantial harm to State orpublic interests or the legally protected rights and interests of citizens, and action ultra vires accompanied by violence, the use of weapons, or treatment intended to torment or cause affront to the victim”.
Mr. Teitelbaum(American Association of Jurists) said that, in relation to intellectual property, a distinction should be made between human rights as a fundamental category ofthe rights of the human person, and other legally protected rights, such as commercial rights and the rights of corporate entities.
Information from the Office of the Procurator-General indicates that an investigation is under way into the criminal case of improper exercise of authority orofficial powers by persons holding positions of particular responsibility with serious consequences on the legally protected rights and interests of Mr. Gongadze, according to the indicia of the crime, under article 166, paragraph 3, of the Criminal Code.
Discrimination based on genetic risks. Unlawful restriction of the rights of a person or granting of unlawful preferences to a person on the basis of his or her genetic risks is punishable by a fine of up to 300 fine units or by detention.(2) The same act, if committed: 1 at least twice, or2 significant damage is thereby caused to the legally protected rights or interests of another person or to public interests, is punishable by a money penalty or up to one year of imprisonment.
Freedom of conscience andreligion for all was an established and legally protected right and there was a clear separation of religion and State.
While recognizing the importance of a legally protected right to intellectual property, the Special Rapporteur notes that the denial of the right to information is not in the public interest.
Standing to sue is based generally on proprietary right, or a legally protected right, and in the case of harm to a public facility, it is reserved to a governmental authority.
In this regard, the Federal Supreme Court has held, in ATF 129 I 217,that the recognition of the existence of a legally protected right as a direct consequence of the general prohibition of all forms of discrimination guaranteed the possibility of appeals to itself for public-law remedies against discriminatory acts by cantonal or communal authorities.
Compliance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, rights and legally protected interests of individuals and legal entities;