Примеры использования Liberal interpretation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such a situation encourages a very liberal interpretation of the guidelines.
The wording of what was now draft article 13 had evolved over time towards a more liberal interpretation.
This more liberal interpretation would also be supported by 1994 UNIDROIT principles of International Commercial Contracts.
The scope of crimes under international humanitarian law has increasingly been the subject matter of liberal interpretation.
Judges as guardians of the Constitution:Strict or Liberal Interpretation", Conference on"Old and New Constitutions.
The view was expressed that a modification of the New York Convention might imply that the text could not be understood to encompass a liberal interpretation.
To that end, the Council makes use of an increasingly broad and liberal interpretation of the concept of"a threat to international peace and security.
Despite the sufficiently liberal interpretation of the right to a public hearing that exists in national legislation, the practical implementation of this right leaves much to be desired in some cases.
In giving effect to this proviso, the Courts can do no better than to give to sedition offences the free,fair and liberal interpretation advocated by the Court of Appeal of Fiji.
Their first attempt ends up recreating(after a liberal interpretation of the results) the Mary Magdalene conspiracy theory central to The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail.
As a result, the acceptance of electronic communications within the context of individual treaties orConventions must be done either via direct modification or reliance upon liberal interpretations by national courts.
It was noted that, while national courts increasingly adopted a liberal interpretation of those provisions, views differed as to their proper interpretation. .
The liberal interpretation apparently given in the Sudan to Islamic law deserved to be brought to the attention of people not only in countries where Islam was the majority religion but also elsewhere.
In conclusion, she asked to what extent the judiciary gave a liberal interpretation to claims seeking an extension of child support beyond the limitations imposed by statute.
Ott makes the following comments on the"science" of Genesis and the Fathers: as the hagiographers in profane things make use of a popular, that is, a non-scientific form of exposition suitable to the mentalperception of their times, a more liberal interpretation, is possible here.
It was also noted that national courts increasingly adopted a liberal interpretation of those provisions in accordance with international practice and the expectations of parties in international trade.
It was true that reservations communicated to the depositary some days or even weeks after the expression of consent to be bound were usually considered valid, as the lateness was supposedly due to administrative oversight,although that might be a liberal interpretation of the facts.
In support of that proposal,it was said that these words would be useful to encourage a liberal interpretation of the form requirement under article II, paragraph(2), of the New York Convention.
While a very liberal interpretation of the New York Convention might allow the same, such a liberal interpretation would be open to question and might not be applied by all courts in all countries that are party to that Convention.
In particular, cases brought before the Compliance Committee of the Convention from the EECCA region often involve liberal interpretations of the exemptions to the obligation to disclose information, resulting in unjustified refusals.
A clarification by way of an interpretative instrument, on the other hand, was said to constitute an appropriate recognition of the fact that there were differing possible interpretations of article II(2) of the New York Convention and that the Commission, which might be regarded as persuasive authority in many jurisdictions,could recommend a liberal interpretation of that text.
It had also adopted a highly creative and liberal interpretation of the concept of"administrative action" in an attempt to expand its ability to intervene where the Government had violated human rights.
In the light of the Jamaican judiciary's broad exposure to international instruments, andthe Convention in particular, it was expected that a liberal interpretation would be given to the Constitution and the new Charter of Rights in order to prevent indirect discrimination.
Addressing cultural attitudes,particularly by utilizing liberal interpretations of Islam to counter other religious arguments supporting violence against women, was key in this respect as was the full implementation of the Law on the Elimination of Violence against Women.
An additional problem impending upon the preparation of an amending protocol to the New York Convention,it was said, might be the risk of upsetting the liberal interpretation that article II(2) of the New York Convention already enjoyed in some jurisdictions.
Among these are the need to develop constructive regional standards based on a liberal interpretation of the international refugee instruments, and to avoid restrictive legal interpretations, especially those arising more out of concerns over illegal immigration than refugee movements.
The Office also seeks to enhance protection by promoting accession to the international refugee instruments,advocating for a liberal interpretation of existing national regulations and procedures, and filling the existing protection gaps GSOs 1 and 2.
Although the State party accepts that in some cases, a liberal interpretation should be given to the above-mentioned provision, citing the jurisprudence of the Committee in Lichtensztejn v. Uruguay and Vidal Martins v. Uruguay, the author's communication may be distinguished from these cases since he and his family were nationals of another State applying to migrate to Australia.
Mr. Flinterman, following up on the issue of the interpretation of section 13 of the Constitution,said that he had been pleased by the liberal interpretation of the Privy Council but was somewhat dismayed by the narrow interpretation given by the Government.
Though some courts have opted for a more liberal interpretation, the communicant alleges that the typical line of argumentation is that"granting injunctive relief would in practice mean stopping the construction of works, which would cause'delays in the timetable of constructions', extract costs with serious impacts on public budgets and would influence the protection of life and health of the inhabitants of the affected municipalities.