Примеры использования Obligation to observe на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Article 10.02- Obligation to observe regional requirements.
Israel is under an obligation to observe and implement the Fourth Geneva Convention.
He also has stressed the obligation to observe the laws and regulations of the host State.
The employer may become aware of the harassment in different ways,for example when fulfilling his general obligation to observe the working conditions.
Rwanda and Uganda have an obligation to observe the rules of jus cogens or the peremptory norms of public international law.
In case of contradiction between any term of the Convention and norms of Islamic law, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is not under obligation to observe the contradictory terms of the Convention.
Those States had a moral obligation to observe the limits imposed by the Treaty framework even if they did not accede to it.
Members will always have to include every dog breed Cão de Gado Transmontano, owners,and take on the obligation to observe the rules established by the Club and official bodies.
Each Government has an obligation to observe international norms on human rights, uphold the rule of law, fight corruption and raise awareness about HIV/AIDS.
Like other Treaties, the State has a binding obligation to observe and respect the Convention.
Another illustration is the publicannouncement in May 2009 by the technology company Microsoft that it was discontinuing its service"Windows Live Messenger IM" for Cuba and other countries"because of its obligation to observe United States law.
Upholding the principle of sovereignty should not overturn the obligation to observe human rights and international humanitarian law.
Therefore, this Ad Hoc Committee must elaborate a text that fulfils the requirements of criminal law-- legal precision,certainty and fair labelling of the criminal conduct-- all of which emanate from the basic human rights obligation to observe due process.
His delegation recalled in that connection that all countries,by virtue of the Geneva Conventions, had an obligation to observe and ensure the observance of international humanitarian law.
Currently, national entities have no moral obligation to observe those of others, as there is no morality existent that limits or defines their capacities for the expression of their power with other organizations or other nations.
Provisions of treaties concluded by Japan have legal effect as a part of domestic laws in accordance with paragraph 2 of article 98 of the Constitution,which establishes the obligation to observe treaties and international laws and regulations.
In-service inspection The manufacturer shall clearly specify the user's obligation to observe the required tank inspection requirements e.g. reinspection interval, by authorized personnel.
Nonetheless, those consultations could and, in his opinion, should be an opportunity to develop follow-up action and to emphasize States parties' obligation to observe the provisions of the Covenant.
In-service inspection The manufacturer shall clearly specify the user's obligation to observe the required cylinder inspection requirements e.g. reinspection interval, by authorised personnel.
In principle, it is true, however, that these agencies are guided by the above-mentioned regulations when issuing regulations(service instructions,service regulations and internal administrative regulations) that fall within their area of competence within the framework of a self-imposed obligation to observe the above-mentioned general provisions.
For the first time the Act places the staff of corrective-labour establishments under the obligation to observe professional ethics,to be humane in their attitude towards convicts and not to permit cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
The obligation to observe international agreements to which the Republic of Lithuania is a party is stipulated by part 1 of article 11 of the Law on International Agreements(VIII1248, Announced: Valstybės Žinios, 1999.07.09, No. 60, Publication No. 1948), stating that"international agreements, which came into force in the Republic of Lithuania, shall be binding for implementation.
Other opportunities for improving upon the agreements exist in relation to important questions such as the obligation to observe transit agreements, transit tariffs, coordination in the event of accidental interruption, reduction or stoppage of transit and conciliation of transit disputes.
The aim of the mechanism described below is to encourage efforts to observe the human rights and fundamental freedoms contained in the Universal Declaration by States which are not parties to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights anda number of other conventions that place upon States the obligation to observe the particular rights embodied in the Universal Declaration.
These include, among other matters, the obligation to observe confidentiality of medical information, the autonomy of patients with respect to their own health, and informed consent in the doctor-patient relationship PMEHP-1/3, CoESCRa-8, BR-8, SRH-III, WHO-HIV-10/31, IP- 63-65*, ECoPT-III.c.
On 29 June 1998, Kazakhstan became a party to the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment and,having assumed the obligation to observe the norms of this Convention, has confirmed its adherence to human rights protection.
The human rights system has the legal obligation to observe the economic system and to signal the greater or lesser impact it is having in meeting the needs of individual human beings and on their enjoyment of essential civil, economic, social, political and cultural rights.
In its letter dated 25 July 2006, the Government of Romania referred to its recent(2004) law on the protection and promotion of the rights of children,which established an obligation to observe, promote and safeguard the rights of children, as set forth in the Constitution and domestic legislation, as well as in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child(General Assembly resolution 44/25, annex), ratified by Romania in 1990.