Примеры использования Notably article на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Thus, under chapter 3, title III, on"Work"- notably articles 60, 61 and 63.
Notably, article 411(Violation of norms of International Humanitarian Law) of the CCG, also includes the crime of apartheid.
The same doubtless applied to other provisions of the Convention, notably article 3.
Some parts of the Convention, notably articles 11 to 14, were underutilised or not used at all.
Notably, Article 3(3) of the Treaty on European Union explicitly requires the EU to promote the protection of the rights of the child.
States may be making use of such reservations on account of other provisions in the Vienna Convention, notably article 27.
Besides, sufficient safeguards had been incorporated in the draft Model Provisions, notably article 19(3), to protect the interests of interested parties, including the debtor.
An impartial and independent system of justice is essential for compliance with a number of articles of the Covenant, notably article 14.
This is in keeping with the relevant provisions of international humanitarian law, notably Article 2 of the four Geneva Conventions of 1949, which is lex specialis in this field.
The author argues that the search for her missing daughter has had an adverse effect on her physical and mental health and her family life,which amounts to a violation of her rights under the Covenant, notably article 7.
The source indicates that this is in contravention of Saudi domestic law, notably article 36 of the Basic Law of Governance.
The source alleges that this is in violation of Saudi law, notably article 36 of the Basic Law of Governance which stipulates that"the State shall provide security for all citizens and residents on its territories.
Malaysia also shares the concerns of many non-nuclear-weapon States about other deficiencies of the draft treaty, notably article XIV pertaining to the entry-into-force provisions of the treaty.
Thus, according to GATS notably Article XXVIII(f)(ii) and(m)(ii), purchases of services from enterprises which are owned and controlled by persons of another WTO member in the market of the host country are considered"imports" of services.
The representative emphasized that certain laws contradicted that provision of the Constitution, notably, article 448 of the Family Code, which still denied legal rights to married women.
The Chairperson of the Human Rights Committee reported that while the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights does not contain a provision onthe right to food, several articles of the Covenant may be of relevance, notably article 6, the right to life.
See draft articles on state responsibility, adopted by the International Law Commission on first reading, notably articles 11, 14 and 15. 1975 Yearbook International Law Commission, vol. 2, at 59.
The International Publishers Association(also on behalf of the International PEN and World Association of Newspapers) noted that in April 2007, the IFEX Tunisia Monitoring Group issued a report which refers to serious breaches of the International Covenant on Civil andPolitical Rights in Tunisia, notably article 19.
While the idea of combating all forms of racism is provided for in the preamble to the Constitution,other articles, notably article 21, contain provisions relating to the principle of equality before the law.
The evolution of benefit provisions,as well as introduction of articles, most notably article 35 bis and article 45 for family or former family members of UNJSPF participants, has resulted in an extremely complex pension scheme, which is complicated to administer and open to different interpretations.
Another contribution noted that nearly all of substantive articles 1 to 15 of the Covenant on Economic, Social andCultural Rights touched upon the substance of the right to development, most notably article 11, on the right to an adequate standard of living.
The source submits that Mr. Shaqibel's treatment is contrary to Saudi domestic law, notably article 36 of the Basic Law of Governance, which stipulates that"the State shall provide security for all citizens and residents on its territories.
The United Kingdom interprets the"right to work" referred to in paragraph 1(a)as a reference to the"right to work" as defined in other human rights instruments to which the United Kingdom is a party, notably article 6 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights of 19 December 1966.
Such precision together with other clauses, notably article 11(5) of Annex 8 and article 6(2) bis in the main part of the Convention, demands that the role of the IRU should be better defined to ensure, subject to compliance with applicable laws, the necessary freedom required in any contractual relations with, member associations, insurers, printers and any other contractual partners.
When Morocco had acceded to the Covenant, it had expressed no reservation andhad undertaken to observe all the provisions of the Covenant, notably article 2, which provided that States parties undertook to respect all the rights of individuals, without distinction of any kind.
OMCT and FIACAT recommended that the Government of Benin take urgent steps to amend its criminal law(particularly by taking the opportunity of the current bill reforming the Criminal Code) to make torture a criminal offence andto define torture in compliance with relevant international standards notably article 1 of the United Nations Convention against Torture.
The fact that this article did not make any distinction between economic, social andcultural rights as such was consistent with the Covenant, notably article 3 and article 5, paragraph 1, and with resolutions of the Council, in which it reiterated the need to treat all human rights in an equal manner and with the same emphasis.
The United Kingdom interprets the'right to work' referred to in paragraph 1(a)as a reference to the'right to work' as defined in other human rights instruments to which the United Kingdom is a party, notably article 6 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights of 19 December 1966.
The closure violates a number of provisions of the International Covenant on Economic, Social andCultural Rights, notably article 11(which recognizes"the right of everyone to an adequate standard of living for himself and his family, including adequate food, clothing and housing, and to the continuous improvement of living conditions") and article 12 which recognizes"the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health.
Within this period, the enemy States in the meaning of Article 107became ideologically aligned and finally acquired membership in the United Nations under the relevant provisions of the Charter, notably Article 4 under which they were perceived as peace-loving States which accepted membership obligations and were judged by the Organization as able and willing to carry out these obligations.