Примеры использования Protecting national security на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Intelligence services play an important role in protecting national security and upholding the rule of law.
It will also develop tools to assist States in respecting international legal obligations while protecting national security.
It follows that only restrictions aimed at protecting national security, public order, public health, as well as the rights and reputation of others.
The Conference on Disarmament was returning to serious work andnegotiations based on promoting and protecting national security interests.
Under the disguise of protecting national security and stability governments have curbed fundamental rights and freedoms and thus eroded the possibility for an open political debate.
Such restrictions are not discriminatory since they have the legitimate aim of protecting national security, public order and the rights of others.
Scientific progress is today a crucial tool for eradicating poverty, creating employment opportunities, improving the quality of life,promoting culture and protecting national security.
The Chinese delegation maintains that preventing foreign aggression, protecting national security and ensuring that people live in peace are also important humanitarian elements.
As was the case then, Armenia, Azerbaijan andGeorgia are again facing the daunting task of safeguarding their state sovereignty and protecting national security.
Countries need to be careful in their use of legislation aimed at protecting national security interests, keeping in mind the risk of fuelling possible retaliation and protectionism.
Members worked closely with the judicial system- especially with the military courts- since all actions were justified on the basis of protecting national security.
They are necessary in a democratic society for protecting national security, public order, public health and morals, the rights and freedoms of others, etc. and they must be proportionate with the cause that has determined them.
The key objective for Torland was to demonstrate compliance with its obligations under the treaty while protecting national security and proliferation-sensitive information.
However, while protecting individuals from false andmalicious accusations, protecting national security or countering terrorism are legitimate interests, the Special Rapporteur remains concerned that such pretexts are used by authorities to unduly control and censor the media and to evade transparency or to silence criticism of public policies.
New Zealand recognized the need to strike an appropriate balance between considerations of privacy rights on the one hand and protecting national security on the other hand.
These measures, such as the law on"foreign orinternational undesirable organizations," have been adopted under pretenses such as protecting national security, but, in effect, these laws stifle dissent and hamper civil society efforts to promote government transparency, accountability, and respect for human rights and democratic processes.
States should incorporate the applicable human rights framework into their bilateral andregional arrangements for managing migration flows and protecting national security interests.
Moreover, the limitation placed on the right(an interference with privacy, for example,for the purposes of protecting national security or the right to life of others) must be shown to have some chance of achieving that goal.
This is principally done in consideration of guaranteeing the smooth passage of criminal litigation, ensuring that the state secrets in question are not divulged, and protecting national security.
Human rights andfreedoms may be restricted by the Constitution(art. 20) and laws solely for the purpose of protecting national security, public order, public health or morals and the rights and freedoms of others.
Some of the national action plans focusedexclusively on crime prevention, while others were part of more general plans for fighting crime or protecting national security.
It is worth noting that pursuant to Article 20 par 2 of the Constitution,human rights may be limited“for the purpose of protecting national security, public order, health and moral of the population as well as rights and freedoms of other persons”.
Pursuant to the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania, this right may not be restricted in any manner whatsoever except as provided by law andif it is necessary for the purpose of protecting national security or the health of people or administering justice.
There is also a higher security committee whose membership includes all the agencies andinstitutions responsible for protecting national security from terrorist threats, and the Director of General Intelligence holds the position of rapporteur of this committee.
He notes that the rights guaranteed under article 19 are not absolute and may be restricted, but adds that the provisions of the State party's Public Events Act that restrict the right to impart information cannot be considered to conform to the State party's obligations under the Covenant,as they are not aimed at protecting national security or public safety or public order, and are not necessary to protect public health or morals or the rights and freedoms of others.
Article 20 states that human and civil rights andfreedoms may be restricted by the country's Constitution and laws for the purpose of protecting national security, public order, public health and morals, and the rights and freedoms of others.
Therefore, the restrictions provided for under Belarusian law are in conformity with theState party's international obligations, and are aimed at protecting national security and public order- in particular, this concerns the provisions of article 23.34 of the B.C.A.O. and article 8 of the Law on Mass Events.
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The third element, in our view, is social security, without which societies would be unable to sustain human progress or protect national security.
Such restrictions may be imposed to“respect the rights orreputations of others” and to“protect national security or public order, or public health or morals”.