Примеры использования May be limited by law на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The use of some regulatory powers or instruments may be limited by law to the dominant public service providers in the sector.
In addition, the Committee remains concerned that the State party has legislation stating that children'sfreedom to have and express opinions may be limited by law.
Freedom of association may be limited by law only in exceptional cases and for serious reasons of public order and interest.
The second paragraph of article 35 of the Constitution clearly establishes a framework for a possible restriction of the above right,namely that its exercise may be limited by law only in the interests of protecting public order, the health and morality of the population, or the rights and freedoms of other persons.
The exercise of this right may be limited by law only in the interests of protecting public order, the health and morality of the population, or the rights and freedoms of other persons.
The activities of trade unions and the formation and activities of similar associations for the protection of economic andsocial interests may be limited by law in the case of measures necessary in a democratic society for the protection of the security of the State, public order, or the rights and freedoms of others.
These freedoms may be limited by law if it is essential for the security of the State, for maintenance of public order for protection of the rights and freedoms of others, and in demarcated areas also for the purpose of protecting nature.
Activities of trade unions and the formation and activity of similar organizations for the protection of economic andsocial interests may be limited by law in the case of measures essential in a democratic society for protection of security of the State or public order or of the rights and freedoms of others.
This right may be limited by law in the case of assemblies held in public places, if measures are involved, which are essential in a democratic society for protecting the rights and freedoms of others, public order, health, morality, property or the security of the State.
The freedom to express one's religion or conviction may be limited by law if so is necessary for the purpose of protecting public security, health, morality and rights of other persons.
Use of these rights may be limited by laws on the functioning of organizations and the holding peaceful meetings, rallies, demonstrations, picketing and demonstrations of 17 March 1995 in the interest of governmental security, social order, protection of health, protection of rights and freedoms of other persons.
According to paragraph 3 of this Article"The exercise of this right may be limited by law, only in cases necessary to protect the security of the state, criminal proceedings and for the protection of health of people.
The exercise of this right may be limited by law in the interests of national security, territorial integrity or civil order in order to prevent disorder or crime, protect the people's health, safeguard the reputation or rights of other persons, prevent the dissemination of information given in confidence, or protect the authority and impartiality of the operation of the law. .
The exercise of the right to freedom of movement may be limited by law only in cases when this is necessitated to protect State security, a criminal procedure, or to protect people's health.
The use of some regulatory powers or instruments may be limited by law to the dominant public service providers in the sector; a regulatory body may, for example, have price policing powers only vis-à-vis the incumbent or dominant public service provider, while new entrants may be allowed to set prices freely.
This right, stipulated in article 27 of the Constitution, may be limited by law only in cases necessitated by protection of the security of the country, conducting criminal procedures or protection of people's health.
The exercise of these rights may be limited by law, only in cases necessary to protect the security of the state, criminal proceedings and for the protection of health of people.
The freedom of expression and the right to seek anddisseminate information may be limited by law in the case of measures that are necessary in a democratic society for protecting the rights and freedoms of others, the security of the State, public security, public health, or morals.
Also, alternative methods might not be suitable for all types of disputes; for example,a Government's flexibility might be limited by laws and regulations.
Individuals and citizens may only be limited by law and only to the extent needed to protect the.
Their rights and freedoms may only be limited by law and in cases where"the protection of the rights or fundamental freedoms of citizens of the Republic of Belarus, the safeguarding of State security or the preservation of public order or public health so requires.
The right to freedom of movement on the territory of the Republic of Croatia andthe right to enter and leave the country may exceptionally be limited by law, if this is necessary for the protection of the legal order or the health, rights and freedoms of other people.
This right may be limited only by law and in the cases determined thereby.
Manifestation of this right may be limited only by law, where it is necessary to protect the public safety, health, morals or the rights and freedoms of others.
According to the IDC, freedom of speech, ensured in the European Convention on the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms andRA Constitution, may be limited only by law and in cases prescribed by it.
The Concept Paper notes that the freedom of religion or belief may be limited only by law and to the extent necessary for a number of legitimate interests, such as morals, health and the human rights of others.
In this respect, it is particularly important to stress that human rights may be limited only by law and to such an extent necessary to meet the purpose for which the limitation is allowed in an open and democratic society.
The extent to which the parties may designate issues to be governed by the chosen law may be limited paragraph 5.
The Constitution also enshrines the basic principle which states that human rights and freedoms may be limited only by law in order to preserve and protect freedom and the rights of others, as well as the legal order, public morality and health Constitution, art. 16.
The Mongolian legal regulation for freedom of movement is well harmonized with the principles of UDHR as the Constitution says the right to travel andreside abroad may be limited exclusively by law in order to ensure the security of the nation and population and to maintain public order.