Примеры использования Limits imposed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Extraterritoriality and the limits imposed by international.
The limits imposed on freedom of demonstration arise chiefly from a concern for public order.
Nobody may on any account overstep the limits imposed by respect for the human individual.
Although they can seemingly do as they please,they must respect the limits imposed by nature.
The limits imposed on exports of nuclear technology and nuclear materials for peaceful uses were a violation of the rights of States that did not possess nuclear weapons.
It is clear that Germany will be allowed to rearm beyond the limits imposed by the Treaty of Versailles.
There could be time limits imposed on interventions made in connection with the adoption of resolutions, including general comments, introductions and explanation of votes.
All States have the freedom to exercise jurisdiction butsuch exercise must respect the limits imposed by international law.
Among them the most brought impacts on administration were the limits imposed on staff costs, because, before the LRF to public sector payroll was swollen.
Lending slowed down not only in the corporate segment, but in the retail segment as well, apparently,responding to regulatory limits imposed on consumer credit.
Owing to the limits imposed on the shipment of cargoes to Cuba, it was impossible to charter a vessel and have the shipment delivered until six months after the purchase contract had been signed.
At times, I reassured myself that the Conference was indeed fulfilling the role entrusted to it, within the limits imposed by the realities of international relations.
Amnesty International also reported limits imposed by the de facto authorities on free speech, in which Radio Globo and the TV channel 36“suffered power stoppages or constant interruptions to their transmissions which prevented them from broadcasting”.
The Procurator not only visits detention centres and provides defence for detainees, butensures that the police investigation does not exceed the limits imposed by the law.
Lastly, his delegation wished to invite the Commission to address a very important topic: the limits imposed by international law on the extraterritorial scope of certain national laws.
The limits imposed by the central authorities on the budget expenses do not encourage local governments to develop and implement different projects that would result in reduction of costs for municipal services, including heat.
However, while significant progress was being made by those types of networks, there were still important challenges,for example, limits imposed in the exchange of confidential information.
The question of ensuring compliance with those limits[ limits imposed by international law with respect to the attribution of nationality] also relates to the final form and the legal strength to be assumed by the draft articles.
Minimum order limitations usually indicate that the price per thing is reduced, andalso little orders without minimum limits imposed typically imply greater rates each thing bought.
Given the limits imposed by the financial and economic crisis on traditional financing mechanisms, Guinea had explored innovative ways of raising additional funds, such as promoting migration and levying a tax on plane tickets.
Concerned at the number of reservations that appear incompatible with the limits imposed by the law of treaties, in particular article 19 of the Vienna Conventions on the Law of Treaties.
For its part, the Committee's workload was becoming progressively heavier and the conference services were finding it increasingly difficult to ensure that translations were provided for the State party reports.It was therefore necessary to ensure that documents respected the limits imposed on the number of pages submitted and that the drafting was of a sufficiently high quality.
His delegation also regretted the limits imposed on the accreditation and participation of non-governmental organizations in the country discussions in the context of the universal periodic review, because civil society had a crucial role to play in protecting human rights.
Minimum order restrictions typically mean that the cost per item is reduced,as well as small orders without minimum limits imposed typically suggest higher rates each product purchased.
Although the legislation does not include an age limit for the paid employment of children,there are practical limits imposed by compulsory school attendance provisions of the Education Act, R.S.N.W.T. 1988, which require children who are between the ages of 6 and 15 on 31 December of an academic year to attend school.
Minimum order limitations generally imply that the cost per product is reduced, andalso small orders without minimal limits imposed generally imply higher rates per item acquired.
Especially where it is envisaged that person-to-person funds transfers can be made through a prepaid card, limits imposed on the possible transfers can be an effective measure to mitigate the ML/TF risk, especially if they are treated as cash.
Minimum order limitations normally indicate that the cost per item is lower,as well as little orders without minimum limits imposed normally suggest higher rates each product bought.
Guarantee the right to food through self-sufficiency production projects,eliminating in this manner all forms of quotas and limits imposed by the State, and additionally enabling access to the various international organizations and United Nations agencies that work on all aspects of sustainable development and food security(Mexico);
If the limits by virtue of the youth's request after turning 16 are not replaced to comply with those imposed on youths' Cards, the limits imposed on the children's Card shall be applicable.