Примеры использования Legislation allowed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Legislation allowed State authorities to take measures against individuals inciting racism.
More than one half of the Governments replying indicated that their national legislation allowed the use of the technique of controlled delivery.
In another country, legislation allowed for the establishment of courts specializing in the adjudication of serious crimes.
More than half of the Governments replying to the questionnaire(54 per cent)indicated that their national legislation allowed the use of the technique of controlled delivery.
The legislation allowed the sale of food and medicine to Cuba, the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, the Sudan and the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Inhuman treatment of persons was considered to be an aggravating circumstance,and Lithuanian legislation allowed for the possibility of refusing to obey superior orders that led to torture or other forms of inhuman treatment.
JS2 stated that legislation allowed the use of extreme measures of suspension and termination of public associations for violations of the legislation. .
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela reported that access to fast and fair compensation remained a challenge,as national legislation allowed a victim to be compensated only for losses and tangible damages he or she had suffered, and that was deemed insufficient.
Spanish legislation allowed private institutions to manage juvenile internment centres but only under the supervision of the Government and the Juvenile Prosecution Service.
Former president of CSM, Dumitru Visternicean said that he did not realize then andstill does not realize the need of this amendment, as the legislation allowed postponement, rescheduling or depriving of payment of state fee when the claimant shows evidence that he does not have possibilities to pay for the fee.
This legislation allowed for, inter alia, the ratification of the International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism and is in accordance with UN Security Council Resolution 1373 2001.
With regard to case No. 1407/2005(Asensi v. Paraguay), it would be reasonable for the Committee to request the State party,which claimed that its legislation allowed the author to obtain the right to visit his children, who were living with their mother in Paraguay, to provide the author with detailed information on effective remedies available to him.
However, several delegations argued that, while all efforts should be made in order to avoid the participation of children in armed conflicts, this should not prevent States from recruiting, on a voluntary basis, persons below the age of 18 into their armed forces,when their national legislation allowed it under specific conditions and circumstances.
Estonia stated that its legislation allowed the use of collected information as evidence if it was necessary to solve crimes.
As to the application of the condition of dual criminality as envisaged in paragraph 9 of article 18,many countries stated that their domestic legislation allowed the granting of assistance in the absence of dual criminality as long as the request did not require any intrusive or coercive measures.
A total of 25 States indicated that their legislation allowed law enforcement authorities to use such records in criminal investigations and prosecutions, as well as in regulatory or administrative investigations and proceedings when necessary.
Most replying countries responded that their legislation allowed the interception of communications on the condition that a number of requirements were met.
Most responding States reported that their legislation allowed competent authorities to use controlled delivery, electronic or other forms of surveillance, as well as undercover operations, for the purpose of combating organized crime.
For example, criminal defamation legislation allowed civil or criminal proceedings to be instituted for defamation, so that a person found guilty could be sent to prison.
Those from outside the region continued to be incarcerated, as legislation allowed for their indefinite detention even after sentences for illegal entry were completed, until the Government found means to repatriate them to their countries of origin.
He noted that in some countries, the legislation allowed for transparency ex-post facto, either by allowing the companies to provide information on the requests made to them by Governments, or the data transmitted to them, or by permitting the State to do so.
While reproductive cloning was criminalized in Finland, its legislation allowed for therapeutic cloning. His delegation could not support a solution which prejudged national decision-making on the subject, and had therefore voted against the draft resolution.
However, some States might have overlooked the fact that their legislation allowed for imposing the death penalty in wartime and they might recruit individuals under the age of 18 into the military, whereby these minors would be subject to such a wartime penalty.
With regard to the rights of detainees suspected of security-related offences, legislation allowed for the postponement of a meeting with legal counsel during the interrogation period in exceptional cases and on specific grounds, for example to prevent the hindrance to interrogations and to safeguard human life.
New legislation allows many irregularities to be regularized without court action.
In Azerbaijan, legislation allows the public to have wide access to environmental information.
That domestic legislation allows the drafting into the armed forces of children aged 17.
Legislation allows you to conduct various business activities.
Czech domestic legislation allows citizenship to be acquired.
Latvian legislation allows covering these losses with the Bank income during next five years.