Примеры использования Overly broad на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We are unable to process overly broad or vague requests.
Other speakers considered the language of draft article 18 to be overly broad.
They should guard against overly broad interpretations of the treaties.
Accordingly, the WHO Legal Counsel has recognized(albeit in an overly broad formulation) that.
The review of overly broad criminal offences has been developed in the jurisprudence of the Working Group.
On the other hand, the point was made that the topic on fragmentation was overly broad and theoretical.
Canada would caution against the adoption of an overly broad conception of the obligation to extradite or prosecute.
Furthermore, the concern was expressed that paragraph 2 established an overly broad exception.
They feared that this formulation was overly broad and could impose unnecessary restrictions on activities in the area of aquifers.
She noted that several provisions in counter-terrorism legislation seem to be overly broad and vaguely worded.
That formulation was overly broad and could impose unnecessary restrictions on the activities permitted in the area of an aquifer.
On the other hand,it was counter-argued that the term"parties" as used in the OIC text was overly broad and vague.
The adoption of overly broad definitions of terrorism carried with it the potential for deliberate misuse, with attendant human rights violations.
JS4 noted thatTurkey's Anti Terror Law(TMK) has been subject to acute criticism for its overly broad definition of terrorism.
The proposed law contains vague and overly broad definitions that would leave NGOs in complete uncertainty about which issues can be publicly discussed.
The Durban Declaration andProgramme of Action unfairly singled out Israel and endorsed overly broad restrictions on freedom of expression.
It went without saying that an overly broad definition of terrorism that made a somewhat lively expression of political protest illegal would be against the Covenant.
The cases of Mr. Dinh, Mr. Thuc, Mr. Trung andMr. Long demonstrate the objections to vague and overly broad criminal offences.
Similarly, interested groups seeking to challenge,for example, overly broad or vague definitions need to have legal standing in this regard.
We note further that deportation of persons may under many circumstances be lawful;this current formulation is thus overly broad.
The Working Group believes that this outcome is due to the vague and overly broad formulation and application of criminal offences in particular articles 79 and 88.
On the other hand,the general need for some limitations can easily become a pretext for imposing arbitrary, discriminatory or overly broad restrictions.
In some States, vague or overly broad definitions of terrorist offences continue to pose a challenge to effective implementation of resolution 1373 2001.
The decision indicated concerns about a system of prior restraint and the vague and overly broad criteria for classifying publications.
AI stated that the overly broad definition of"extremism" in the law on combating extremist activities has restricted the rights to freedom of expression and association.
The ILO Committee stated that the definition of"essential services" in the Trade Disputes Act(1990)to restrict participation in a strike was overly broad.
Some delegations added that the current formulation was overly broad and raised the same concerns as for article 32 Criminalization of corruption in the private sector.
The representative of the United States of America stated that his Government supported the goal embodied in article 25 butits language was overly broad and imprecise.
AI reported that the law on counter-terrorism included an overly broad definition of terrorism, which in the past was abused to criminalize peaceful dissent.
Some countries have enacted lawsthat criminalize mother-to-child transmission explicitly(see paragraph 54 above) or implicitly due to overly broad drafting of the law.