Примеры использования May be directly invoked на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Committee also welcomes the fact that the provisions of the Covenant may be directly invoked in the courts.
The Committee is concerned that, while the Covenant may be directly invoked before the courts of Finland, there is no case law data suggesting that this has ever happened.
The Committee regrets that none of the provisions of the Covenant may be directly invoked in the courts.
Under the new Constitution,international treaties may be directly invoked in the courts, except for those considered not to be self-executing in nature.
In accordance with article 90 of the Constitution, the provisions of the Convention may be directly invoked before Turkish courts.
In addition, the provisions of an international treaty may be directly invoked by citizens in the courts and constitute the basis for the decisions taken by the authorities if they are selfexecuting.
The provisions of international human rights treaties ratified by Turkey may be directly invoked before Turkish courts.
Its provisions may be directly invoked before the national judicial and administrative authorities, which may directly apply them without needing to make provision for them through the adoption of a domestic law.
The direct effect of a provision of international law is that it may be directly invoked in the Belgian courts.
The Committee welcomes the assurance that the Covenant may be directly invoked before domestic courts in MSAR, and that there have been specific decisions of domestic courts in which reference has been made to the Covenant and its provisions.
As such, the provisions of international human rights treaties ratified by Turkey may be directly invoked before Turkish courts.
The Committee notes that international treaties ratified by Kazakhstan may be directly invoked in courts; however, it also notes that judicial practice demonstrates that these treaties are not used in domestic legal proceedings.
The Committee requests the State party to substantiate its statement that the provisions of the Convention may be directly invoked in the courts.
It notes that,although the provisions of the Covenant may be directly invoked before the courts or referred to by the courts, there is no case law as yet.
The Committee requests the State party to substantiate its statement that the provisions of the Convention may be directly invoked in the courts.
The Committee has noted the delegation's statement that the provisions of the Covenant may be directly invoked in the courts and that, where there is a conflict between those provisions and national law, the Covenant is accorded supremacy.
Accordingly, the provisions of the Constitution, ratified by the Republic of the Congo on 11 July 1988, may be directly invoked before the courts.
While noting that the Convention forms an integral part of the Swiss legal system and that some of its provisions may be directly invoked before the Swiss courts, the Committee remains concerned at the lack of comprehensive civil and administrative legislation and policies to prevent and combat racial discrimination in all areas, and at the fact that only 10 cantons, out of 26, have enacted anti-discrimination laws. art. 2(1) d.
The Committee notes that the Convention prevails over domestic law and may be directly invoked before the domestic courts.
While welcoming legislative reforms undertaken regarding economic, social and cultural rights, the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights(CESCR) regretted that the Covenant has not been given full effect in the Czech Republic's legal order and urged it to take appropriate steps so thatthe rights covered by the Covenant may be directly invoked before the courts.
Does this mean that the Covenant and other international instruments on human rights may be directly invoked in the courts of Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro?
Contrary to the traditional position- namely that the provisions of international conventions that have been ratified and approved create obligations only for the States parties, the courts have decided in several cases that international instruments,including human rights instruments, may be directly invoked before the domestic courts.
Since then, the provisions of the Convention have formed part of Monegasque law and may be directly invoked by a judge, as they require no implementing measures in the form of domestic laws.
The Committee notes that the Covenant is an integral part of the domestic legal system and that its provisions may be directly invoked in court.
The Committee also notes that the Convention forms an integral part of the Swiss legal system,that some of its provisions may be directly invoked before the courts and that the Federal Court has referred to the provisions of the Convention on several occasions.
It is noted with appreciation that,according to the legal system of Iraq, the Convention forms an integral part of the national legislation and may be directly invoked before the courts.
The Committee notes with satisfaction that, according to the legal system of Iraq, the Covenant forms an integral part of the national legislation and may be directly invoked before the courts, although it regrets the lack of information on any cases where the Covenant was actually referred to by the courts or invoked directly before the courts.
Article 13 of the 1982 Constitution, as revised in 1991, 1995 and2011, sets out a range of rights and freedoms that may be directly invoked before the courts.
Thus, international conventions take precedence over domestic legislation and may be directly invoked before the Andorran courts.
The Committee notes that the Covenant forms part of the legal order of Macao, China, andtakes precedence over local law, and that its provisions may be directly invoked in court.