Примеры использования Peruvian constitution на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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With regard to the right to work, the Peruvian Constitution establishes, in article 22, that"work is a duty and a right.
What this article deals with is the principles and rights of the jurisdictional function,pointed out in the present 1993 Peruvian Constitution, article 139.
The Peruvian Constitution of 1993 states as follows.
The Special Rapporteur was also informed that the Office of the Ombudsman Organization Act had been promulgated in accordance with the Peruvian Constitution of 1993, by which the office of ombudsman had been created.
But the Peruvian Constitution itself provided for recourse to the death penalty.
This paragraph lays downthe so-called"right of appeal", also known as the"right of re-hearing", which in the Peruvian Constitution is guaranteed by article 139, numeral 6, which lays down the right of re-hearing.
Article 22 of the Peruvian Constitution states that employment is a right and a duty.
Regarding question(g), she asked whether the provision made in Decree-Law No. 25,744 for the possibility of extending police custody beyond 15 days had been incorporated into the Peruvian Constitution and superseded the previous constitutional provisions governing that matter.
The Peruvian Constitution establishes the composition of the National Council of the Judiciary and the requirements for membership.
In reply to the questions concerning the Constitutional Court, he said that the Peruvian Constitution provided for two bodies responsible for monitoring observance of the Constitution: the Constitutional Court and the"Ombudsman.
The Peruvian Constitution protects the rights to land and there is a process for the recognition and entitlement of such lands.
In response to the questions by the Special Rapporteur on the hierarchical relationship between the Peruvian Constitution and the human rights treaties, he said it was true that the 1979 Constitution had given the treaties constitutional status, and that that provision had not been reproduced in the new Constitution of 1993.
The Peruvian Constitution establishes the composition of the National Council of the Judiciary and the requirements for membership.
Regarding the right to work, the Peruvian Constitution recognizes equality of opportunity without discrimination as a principle in the labour field.
The Peruvian Constitution, which was formulated by the Democratic Constituent Congress elected for that purpose and composed of 80 members, was put to a popular vote and approved by referendum on 31 October 1993.
In accordance with these facts, the Peruvian Constitution of 1993 explicitly recognizes the multi-ethnic and multi-cultural nature of the Peruvian nation.
The Peruvian Constitution has provided for the possibility that the President of the Republic may dissolve Congress if the latter has censured or expressed no confidence in two Councils of Ministers.
On a national level it must be mentioned that the 1993 Peruvian Constitution states that everybody has the right to personal freedom and security and consequently no form of personal restriction is allowed, save in those cases provided by law.
The Peruvian Constitution, which was formulated by the Democratic Constituent Congress elected for that purpose and composed of 80 members, was put to a popular vote and approved by means of a referendum on 31 October 1993.
With regard to the exercise of the rights contained in the Covenant, the Peruvian Constitution establishes in article 2, paragraph 2, that every person has the right to equality before the law and hence no one may be discriminated against on account of origin, race, sex, language, religion, opinion, economic status or any other ground.
The Peruvian Constitution proclaims the equality of all persons before the law, so that nobody can be discriminated against for reasons of origin, race, sex, language, religion, opinion, economic status or any other nature article 2, para 2.
In accordance with the Peruvian Constitution, the application of military justice to civilians was confined to cases of terrorism and State treason.
The Peruvian Constitution, which entered into force on 31 December 1993, proclaims the right of all persons to equality before the law.
It was intolerable that the Peruvian Constitution should be incompatible with a Covenant that was not denouncable and urged the delegation to take up that matter of principle at the highest levels of Government.
The Peruvian Constitution stipulates that work is a duty and a right and that no one is obliged to work without pay or his/her her free consent, that is to say, everyone has the right to choose his/her work and to work freely, in accordance with the law.
To deal with this situation, the Peruvian Constitution has provided for the possibility that the President of the Republic may dissolve Congress if the latter has censured or expressed no confidence in two Councils of Ministers.
Article 1 of the Peruvian Constitution provided for the protection of the human person and respect for his dignity as the supreme goal of society and of the State.
Under the Peruvian Constitution, the State guarantees free access to pensions through public, private or joint public-private agencies.
The 1993 Peruvian Constitution in article 2, paras 3 and 4, provides that everyone has the right to freedom of conscience and religion, in individual or collective form.