Примеры использования Personal conviction на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He was confident that his personal conviction was widely shared.
The affiliation of a person to a particular religion orbelief depended solely on his or her personal conviction.
Religious beliefs, personal conviction and moral norms of the person against whom sanctions are executed must be respected.
Venezuelan society displays an ongoing and deep respect for personal convictions and the dissemination of ideas.
Ix Not to be compelled to practise acts of worship orto receive religious ministrations contrary to one's personal convictions;
It is personal convictions relating to the use of violent means that determine acquisition of the status of conscientious objector.
Meanwhile, the impressive international meeting that just concluded in Havana reaffirmed my personal conviction.
The personal convictions, standards and values that our executives display in their own conduct reflect the values of GEA.
As victims and survivors, they speak from a position of authenticity,moral authority, and with personal conviction.
These personal convictions are of a religious, moral or philosophical order and inhibit objectors from using these means even for the purposes of self defence.
A person might decide to change his or her religion on account of personal conviction or in response to peaceful proselytism.
My candidature for the post of judge of the International Criminal Court is the logical culmination of my professional career and my personal convictions.
If one's personal conviction has shifted or changed, due to other influences or intentions, then one cannot accuse me of any intention to deceive, whatsoever!
The application is noncontentious neither the grounds for the application nor the personal conviction are interpreted in any way.
He promotes a conversational intolerance, in which personal convictions are scaled against evidence, and where intellectual honesty is demanded equally in religious views and non-religious views.
Governments have an obligation to respect, protect andensure every individual's right to express their beliefs or personal convictions or identity.
In the same statement,the Government said that the personal convictions of its members could not allow them to accept such crimes and again invited the international community to send a commission of inquiry to Côte d'Ivoire.
I wish to take this opportunity to pay tribute to the Secretary-General for the leadership he has demonstrated and for his personal conviction about the potential of dialogue.
In the context of an“agenda for development”, I would like once again, to underline my personal conviction and the position of Portugal that Africa must quite obviously be one of the priorities of the international community.
This is sometimes done because the leader oranother participant wants to use the prestige of a Urantia Book study group to proselytize his or her personal convictions about other sources.
Each of us has profound personal convictions, and is well apprised of our own constitutional objectives to build a country based on the will of the people, democratic principles, respect for human dignity, justice and accountability.
He no longer wants to be led blindly, but desires to understand andconsciously co-operate in all things in order to obtain through personal conviction the inner upswing necessary to accomplish everything great.
The personal conviction of a judge as perceived by a party may give rise to an"objectively justified fear" of a lack of impartiality."In certain circumstances, the appearance of bias may be such as to violate the right to a fair hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal.
Such exemptions should also be available for persons adhering to the very same faith on which instruction is given,whenever they feel that their personal convictions- including maybe dissenting convictions- are not respected.
Therefore, my personal conviction is that we may find a compromise solution which could include the idea that in every second year the emphasis should be on substantive matters which are of importance to all members, while in“off years”, the emphasis should be on organizational matters.
In the authors' view the best way to have implemented the Committee's decision would have been to fully revise the CKREE subject in a way that considers the freedom of religion for all students- regardless of faith or personal conviction as to life stance.
Besides expressing his concern that the new law constituted a threat to freedom of research and freedom of expression,the author reiterated his personal conviction that there were no homicidal gas chambers for the extermination of Jews in Nazi concentration camps.
During the first two weeks of his teaching at the Father Brebeuf School, the author realized that it was no longer possible for him to teach in an environment functioning on the basis of rules andbeliefs incompatible with his own personal convictions.
There are two tests for assessing whether a tribunal is impartial:the first consists in seeking to determine a particular judge's personal conviction or interest in a given case and the second in ascertaining whether the judge offered guarantees sufficient to exclude any legitimate doubt in this respect.
It argues that the alleged victim's claim that, in cases involving alleged racial discrimination, the weighing by the judge of the parties' submissions has to meet especially severe criteria,rests on personal convictions rather than legal requirements.