Примеры использования Provides for a right на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Section 116 provides for a right to appeal to the Court of Appeal by leave.
To ensure that the identity of an anonymous witness is not disclosed, article 252, paragraph 2, provides for a right to refuse to give evidence.
The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya also provides for a right to defence at all stages of the investigation and trial.
The law that entered into force on 3 December 2011 on legal protection in cases of excessively delayed legal proceedings and criminal investigation proceedings,which inter alia provides for a right to compensation.
Article 46(3) provides for a right to repair if the delivered goods do not conform to the contract in the sense of article 35.
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In this regard,he notes that the Code of Civil Procedure provides for a right to correct one's name in a passport if it has been misspelled.
The Broadcasting Act 2009 provides inter alia for the continuation of independent regulation via the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland the continuation andpreparation of Broadcasting Codes and Rules by the Broadcasting Authority Ireland, and provides for a right of reply.
The Immigration Act provides for a right to review of a deportation order made against a non-New Zealand citizen lawfully in New Zealand.
The author observes that as a result of the refusal of citizenship he remains stateless,while article 15 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights provides for a right to nationality and freedom from arbitrary deprivation thereof.
Thus, Icelandic criminal law provides for a right to complain of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment to the relevant investigation authority, as in case of torture.
In any case, the model contribution agreement asserts the liability of the United Nations towards third parties and only provides for a right of recovery of the United Nations under circumstances such as"loss, damage, death or injury[arising] from gross negligence or wilful misconduct of the personnel provided by the Government.
Unless the lease provides for a right of the lessee to buy the leased asset at the end of the lease and thus gives the lessee an ownership expectancy right that the lessee may encumber, the sole asset of the lessee upon which the lessee's creditors could claim security rights would be an intangible asset the right of the lessee to the value of the rents paid.
In contrast, Article 8 of the UDHR provides for a right to an effective remedy for acts violating a wide range of fundamental rights if they are granted by constitution or by law.
In order to avert abuse, the law provides for a right of appeal to the guardianship authorities against a refusal by the legal representative, who is responsible for safeguarding the interests of that person, and notably his right to freedom to marry;
Provide for a right to appeal against any procurement-related decisions.
Most human rights and humanitarian law treaties provide for a right to a remedy.
Most human rights andhumanitarian law treaties provide for a right to a remedy.
Mr. CITARELLA(Italy) said that article 314 of the Code of Criminal Procedure provided for a right of redress in the event of unlawful preventive detention.
Mr. Decaux noted that article 13 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which provided for a right to an effective remedy before a national authority, was assuming greater importance.
Such rules may provide for a right of innocent passage during take-off and landing, as well as for air traffic control procedures for travelling through domestic airspace and international airspace.
In the case of those mechanisms, which provide for a right of individual petition, applicants must demonstrate that they have exhausted domestic remedies.
Amendments to the Nationality Act had speeded up the processing of applications for nationality and provided for a right of appeal.
Further, it was held that the Procedures Directive(2005/85/EC) provided for a right to remain in the country after applying for asylum, but that there was no provision within this directive to re-enter the country having left when the application was pending.
In response to such requests, the President noted that the procedure for Meetings of States Parties provided for a right of reply, but did not regulate in detail the modalities in which the right of reply was to be exercised.
The Appeals Chamber noted that neither the Statute nor the Rules provided for a right of appeal from sanctions imposed pursuant to Rule 73(F) of the Rules, and that a Rule 73(F) sanction was not a criminal sanction.
Outside of the special context of decolonisation, which may ormay not be seen as a form of"secession", international law is unambiguous in not providing for a right of secession from independent states.
Accordingly, the Committee has consistently held that article 2,paragraph 2, lays down a general obligation for States parties without providing for a right which could be claimed in a communication under the Optional Protocol.
The Committee reiterates its previous recommendation that the special Committee making recommendations to the competent authorities on conscientious objection applicationsbe made fully independent, and proceedings before it include hearings and provide for a right to appeal against negative decisions.
The former highlighted the best interests of any child and the welfare of the partiesinvolved in separation or divorce cases and provided for a right to appeal in such cases; the latter established provisions for the granting of parole to prisoners and set out further restorative justice measures, including the establishment of an offender assessment board and a parole board.
International instruments providing for a right to offer assistance by relevant actors in case of disaster or similar situations are consistent in reiterating the basic assumption of the Special Rapporteur's third report that any such offer shall not be regarded as interference in the internal affairs of the beneficiary State nor an infringement on its sovereignty.