Примеры использования Party clearly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The party clearly needs to hear what you have to say, Mr. Escobar.
In his view, that definition could refer only to freedoms,which a State party clearly could not violate unless it was empowered by its legislation to do so.
The State party clearly was entitled under the terms of article 1, paragraph 2 to distinguish between citizens and non-citizens, for example in respect of the right to own property.
The Court of Appeal held that a court had a residual discretion to refuse a stay of proceedings only when a party clearly established that it was not privy to an arbitration agreement.
In that sense a State party clearly is not required to guarantee the rights of persons within another jurisdiction.
In the light of its general recommendation No. 15(1993) and drawing attention to the general comment No. 34(2011) on article 19(freedom of opinion and expression) of the Human Rights Committee,the Committee recommends that the State party clearly define criminal offences, in particular those in article 177 of the Criminal Code, so as to ensure that they do not lead to unnecessary or disproportionate interference with the freedom of expression.
It recommends that the State party clearly define the mandates of the various committees and councils concerned with gender issues and the level of interaction among them.
In the light of its general recommendation No. 15(1993) on article 4 of the Convention and general recommendation No. 35(2013)on combating racist hate speech, the Committee recommends that the State party clearly define criminal offences, in particular those in article 164 of the Criminal Code, so as to ensure that they do not result in unnecessary or disproportionate interference with freedom of expression, including that of members of minority communities.
First of all, the State party clearly indicated that, whereas the application of the Covenant was extended to Macao by a resolution of the Portuguese Parliament, no such resolution was adopted with respect to the Optional Protocol para. 4.2.
The Committee also urges the State party clearly to identify the demarcation of State public land and State private land.
The State party clearly recognized the problems involving the Roma and the need to empower them and increase awareness of such issues among civil servants at the grassroots level who dealt most directly with the Roma, in particular the police.
The Committee recommends that the State party clearly define the mandates of the various institutions and commissions and the level of interaction between them.
The State party clearly wished to remedy that situation, which was particularly important given the history of first Russian, then German occupation in the twentieth century, when Lithuania had been used as a testing ground for the extermination of Jews from the State party and abroad.
It recommends that the State party clearly specify mandates in relation to the coordination of the implementation of the Convention of both bodies to prevent possible overlaps.
The Committee recommends that the State party clearly establish the criminal liability of legal persons for all offences covered under the Optional Protocol in accordance with article 3, paragraph 4, of the Protocol.
The Committee recommends that the State party clearly define the mandate and responsibilities of the different mechanisms related to the advancement of women and gender equality and allocate sufficient budgetary resources to them.
With regard to article 12, the State party clearly stated in its report(para. 179) that a person subjected to torture could be referred to a police doctor, and the necessary samples would be taken for use as legal evidence against the perpetrator.
The Committee recommends that the State party clearly establish the status of international conventions within its domestic legal framework, ensuring precedence of international instruments, including the Convention, over national laws, and conformity of this legislation with these instruments.
The Committee recommends that the State party clearly establish the status of international conventions within its domestic legal framework, ensuring the precedence of international instruments, including the Convention, over national legislation, and ensure conformity of this legislation with these instruments.
The Committee recommends that the State party clearly define the legal status of the KMCCR, with the objective of providing it with a clear mandate and provide sufficient independent human, technical and financial resources to ensure the effective operation of both the Centre as well as the Ombudspersons system to effectively monitor and investigate violations of the Convention.
The Committee recommends that the State party clearly instruct police officers, investigative authorities and remand centre personnel that they must respect the right of detained persons to obtain access to a lawyer immediately following detention and a medical doctor on the request of the detainee, and not only after the written consent of the detaining authorities has been obtained.
The Committee recommends that the State party clearly define the mandates and responsibilities of the different mechanisms charged with promoting gender equality, ensure coordination and cooperation among them and ensure they have sufficient financial and human resources to work effectively for the promotion of gender equality and women's enjoyment of their human rights.
In its observations of 26 September 2006, the State party clearly indicated that the complainants, by submitting an application for leave and for judicial review, would also have had the option of applying for a suspension of their deportation if they were still in Canada at the time of the decision on humanitarian grounds.
It also recommends that the State party clearly state on a yearly basis its priorities with respect to child rights issues and identify the amount and proportion of the budget spent on children, especially those in vulnerable and disadvantaged situations, at the Federal, Länder and municipal levels in order to make possible an evaluation of the impact of expenditures on children and of their effective utilization and provide such information in its next periodic report.
The parties clearly entered into an agreement.
Of course, where the parties clearly chose the domestic law of a Contracting State to apply, the Convention must be considered as having been excluded.
For some countries that had led to formalized cooperation mechanisms between neighbouring States,while other Parties clearly stated that they lacked an elaborate system.
The CERD general recommendations andconcluding observations addressed to States parties clearly indicate that the Committee considers the situation of minorities of great relevance to its work and, moreover, indicate that in the view of the Committee the Convention provides protection to them.
Some Parties clearly identified"new topics" to be considered by the subsidiary bodies, and/or proposed inputs to the ongoing work of the SBSTA or the Subsidiary Body for Implementation(SBI); others explored topics without indicating how they should be taken up by the subsidiary bodies.
Parties clearly recognize the value of the review process in terms of improving the quality of their national inventories, but difficulties are regularly encountered when EMEP requests complete inventory data and relevant explanatory information in a transparent format.