Примеры использования Not to discriminate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Obligation not to discriminate 42.
It therefore welcomed the inclusion of draft article 15 Obligation not to discriminate.
It is obliged not to discriminate in the first place.
Draft article 14- Obligation not to discriminate.
Yes, we try not to discriminate, in promotion at all.
Article 15-- Obligation not to discriminate.
In order not to discriminate on grounds of education, employment could be taken into account in lieu of qualifications.
Violation of the obligation not to discriminate 90- 93 18.
Another suggestion was that the title of draft article 14 should be"rule" or"principle" rather than"obligation" not to discriminate.
The law was created to protect the people, not to discriminate and oppress them!
The obligation not to discriminate is set out, in varying formulations, in the major universal and regional human rights instruments.
With regard to draft article 14, the obligation not to discriminate was a basic principle, rather than a right.
Under article 2, paragraph 2, of the International Covenant on Economic, Social andCultural Rights, the obligation not to discriminate is an immediate duty.
Draft article 15 concerns the obligation not to discriminate in the context of the expulsion of aliens.
Paragraph 1 prohibits the expulsion of an alien"to a State where his or her life or freedom would be threatened" on one of the grounds set out in draft article 15,which establishes the obligation not to discriminate.
He called upon the law enforcement authorities not to discriminate against diplomats and to treat them with courtesy.
It called upon States to establish independent and impartial decision-making bodies with the taskof determining whether a conscientious objection is genuinely held, taking account of the requirement not to discriminate.
In draft article 14, on the obligation not to discriminate, the Special Rapporteur listed various grounds for discrimination.
On the other hand,it also preserves the possible exceptions to the obligation not to discriminate based on national origin.
Governments have an obligation not to discriminate or persecute and should establish mechanisms for protection and redress.
We believe that it is important to fight those phenomena andto encourage athletes not to discriminate on the basis of race, religion, colour or gender.
Furthermore, trade unions have a duty not to discriminate against persons with disabilities and to ensure equal access for members with disabilities.
Articles 89 and299 of the Civil Code continue to create gender-based distinctions that seem to be in direct conflict with the State's obligation not to discriminate and to provide equal protection.
The need to recognize possible exceptions to the obligation not to discriminate based on nationality was mentioned by some members of the Commission.
Paragraph 1 prohibits the expulsion of an alien"to a State where his or her life would be threatened" on one of the grounds set out in draft article 14,which establishes the obligation not to discriminate.
According to laws and medical ethics,medical practitioners were under obligation not to discriminate and/or disclose personal medical records to third parties.
Reporters have a duty, inter alia, not to discriminate in providing reports, on the basis of political opinion, religion, physical appearance, ethnicity, clan, sex or any other similar grounds.
The Equal Opportunities(Persons with Disability) Act, 2000, places an obligation upon employers not to discriminate in matters of employment on the sole basis of the disability of the employee.
Obligations also arise for the States parties not to discriminate in the enjoyment of rights contained in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, under article 2, and similarly under article 2 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
The appropriate agencies of state are obliged to apply the principle of equality in the exercise of their authorized competence and not to discriminate in respect of the rights stipulated under articles 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 35, 36, 37 and 38 of the Basic Law of Governance.