Примеры использования Not to apply article на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Not to apply Article 18.
The Government of the United Kingdom reserve the right not to apply Article 11 in Jersey.
The Cook Islands reserves the right not to apply article 37 insofar as those provisions require children who are detained to be accommodated separately from adults.
If it was felt that article 15 was binding or mandatory,then the problem was to decide whether the parties could agree not to apply article 15 in a particular State but rather to apply it in another State.
Any decision not to apply Article 19 should take into account the political, economic and financial situation of a country, as well as that country's ability to pay.
Professor Minoli, for example, points out that the proposal by Israel(which was further modified by Italy)to introduce a general reservation clause enabling States not to apply article II in certain situations had been rejected during the Conference.
The Government of Malta reserves the right not to apply article 22 to the extent that existing legislative measures may not be fully compatible with this article. .
The following wording was therefore suggested:"if direct solicitation is used in the circumstances set out in paragraph(6)(a)(ii) and where these circumstances make it necessary not to disclose the relevant information,the procuring entity may decide not to apply articles[…] of this Law.
The Government of New Zealand reserves the right not to apply article 14(6) to the extent that it is not satisfied by the existing system for ex gratia payments to persons who suffer as a result of a miscarriage of justice.
At the 1980 Diplomatic Conference, a delegate raised the issue that countries which had enacted special legislation regarding international transactions should be allowed not to apply article 1(1)(b), so as to avoid"the effect which article 1(1)(b) would have on the application of their special legislation on international trade.
The Government of New Zealand reserves the right not to apply article 14, paragraph 6, to the extent that it is not satisfied by the existing system for ex gratia payments to persons who suffer as a result of a miscarriage of justice.
First, the reservation should be given its natural meaning, which was that the Hong Kong government, like the Government of the United Kingdom that had entered the reservation originally,reserved the right not to apply article 25(b) of the Covenant to the extent that it required that the election of a legislative body be by universal and equal suffrage.
The Government of the United Kingdom reserve the right not to apply Article 13 in Hong Kong in so far as it confers a right of review of a decision to deport an alien and a right to be represented for this purpose before the competent authority.
Where at any time there is a lack of suitable detention facilities or where the mixing of adults and children is deemed to be mutually beneficial,the United Kingdom, in respect of each of its dependent territories, reserves the right not to apply article 37(c) insofar as those provisions require children who are detained to be accommodated separately from adults.
In its third reservation, the State party reserved the right not to apply article 37(c) when, inter alia, it was impossible to separate children deprived of liberty from adults due to shortage of adequate facilities.
Where at any time there is a lack of suitable accommodation or adequate facilities for a particular individual in any institution in which young offenders are detained, or where the mixing of adults and children is deemed to be mutually beneficial,the United Kingdom reserves the right not to apply article 37(c) insofar as those provisions require children who are detained to be accommodated separately from adults.
The Government of the Cook Islands reserves the right not to apply article 2(f) and article 5(a)to the extent that the customs governing the inheritance of certain Cook Islands chief titles may be inconsistent with those provisions.
Ii Where at any time there is a lack of suitable prison facilities, the Government of the Republic of Trinidad andTobago reserves the right not to apply article 10, paragraphs 2(b) and 3, so far as those provisions require juveniles who are detained to be accommodated separately from adults.
The Government of New Zealand reserves the right not to apply article 8 to the extent that existing legislative measures, enacted to ensure effective trade union representation and encourage orderly industrial relations, may not be fully compatible with that article. .
In respect of Hong Kong, the United Kingdom reserves the right not to apply article 32(b) insofar as it might require regulation of the hours of employment of young persons who have attained the age of 15 years in respect of work in non-industrial establishments.
In its follow-up response,China pointed out that a reservation was made not to apply article 25(b) in so far as it might require the establishment of an elected Executive or Legislative Council in Hong Kong and it noted that this reservation continues to apply.
The Government of New Zealand reserves the right not to apply article 8 to the extent that existing legislative measures, enacted to ensure effective trade union representation and encourage orderly industrial relations, may not be fully compatible with that article. .
The Government of New Zealand reserves the right not to apply article 22 as it relates to trade unions to the extent that existing legislative measures, enacted to ensure effective trade union representation and encourage orderly industrial relations, may not be fully compatible with that article. .
The Government of Malta also reserves the right not to apply article 19 to the extent that this may be fully compatible with Act 1 of 1987 entitled"An Act to regulate the limitations on the political activities of aliens", and this in accordance with article 16 of the Convention of Rome(1950) for the protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms or with section 41(2)(a)(ii) of the Constitution of Malta.
The Government of New Zealand reserves the right not to apply article 37(c) in circumstances where the shortage of suitable facilities makes the mixing of juveniles and adults unavoidable; and further reserves the right not to apply article 37(c) where the interests of other juveniles in an establishment require the removal of a particular juvenile offender or where mixing is considered to be of benefit to the persons concerned.
The Government of New Zealand reserves the right not to apply article 37(c) in circumstances where the shortage of suitable facilities makes the mixing of juveniles and adults unavoidable; and further reserves the right not to apply article 37(c) where the interests of other juveniles in an establishment require the removal of a particular juvenile offender or where mixing is considered to be of benefit to the persons concerned.
The Government of New Zealand reserves the right not to apply article 10(2)(b) or article 10(3) in circumstances where the shortages of suitable facilities make the mixing of juveniles and adults unavoidable; and further reserves the right not to apply article 10(3) where the interests of other juveniles in an establishment require the removal of a particular juvenile offender or where mixing is considered to be of benefit to the persons concerned.