Примеры использования Provisions clearly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such provisions clearly affected persons with an interest in immovable property.
Are penalties for violation of any of the provisions clearly stated?
Those provisions clearly indicate the central role given to the Court within the United Nations system.
Applying the three above-mentioned criteria, the Court concluded:"Those provisions clearly do not belong to French criminal law, but to electoral law.
These provisions clearly introduce new obligations that are not contained in annex III of the Convention.
Address the selected issues in a more concise and user-friendly manner, making an effort to explain the national situation regarding the implementation of the relevant provisions clearly.
These provisions clearly indicate that the welfare and upbringing of children is the joint responsibility of the father and the mother.
The constitutions of the cantons of Vaud(art. 10), Schaffhausen(art. 11), Fribourg(art. 9), Zurich(art. 11) and Basel(art. 8)now contain provisions clearly prohibiting all forms of discrimination.
These provisions clearly indicate that forced sterilization and forced abortion are explicitly prohibited under Chinese law.
The Committee notes that indeed both the EIA andthe IPPC Directives lack provisions clearly requiring the public concerned to be provided with effective remedies, including injunctive relief.
These provisions clearly indicate that the Constitution provides full protection and equal treatment to the minorities and there is no bias, for or against, on the basis of colour, race or religion.
In addition, key provisions in Amended Protocol II of the CCW refer to"parties to a conflict" rather than simply to"High Contracting Parties" and these provisions clearly set out restrictions on the use of all mines, including MOTAPM.
Some human rights provisions clearly specify which of these grounds may give rise to a limitation on the right in question.
He also drew the Committee members' attention to draft articles 11, 14 and 15,which contained general provisions protecting the rights of persons concerned. While those provisions clearly were not debatable, some members of the Commission had wondered whether they really belonged in the draft because of their general nature.
The draft Labour law includes provisions clearly defining and prohibiting direct and indirect discrimination for all workers and at all stages of employment;
These provisions clearly indicate that the Constitution provides full protection and equal treatment to the minorities and there is no bias, for or against, on the basis of colour, race or religion.
A number of recent reforms of cantonal constitutions have involved provisions clearly prohibiting discrimination e.g. article 10(1) of the Constitution of the canton of Bern of 6 June 1993 and article 5(2) of the Constitution of the canton of Appenzell-Innerrhoden of 30 April 1995.
The new provisions clearly underline that terrorists and persons associated with terrorism can be expelled even if the activity is not directed towards Norway and also regardless of whether the person has been sentenced for such activities.
The Committee asked the Government to take the opportunity of the revision of the Labour Code to include provisions clearly defining and prohibiting direct and indirect discrimination, for all workers, at all stages of employment and occupation, and covering at least all the grounds set out in article 1(1)(a) of the Convention.
These provisions clearly show that the field of international cooperation is much broader than that of human rights, stricto sensu, and, at the same time, that this broad vision of"economic and social cooperation" clearly encompasses human rights.
All these new provisions clearly serving Turkish interests and aims in Cyprus explain to a large extent why the Plan was overwhelmingly rejected by the Greek Cypriots, approved by the Turkish Cypriot side and so emphatically endorsed by the Turkish Government.
The above provisions clearly show the extent to which Kuwaiti law diligently safeguards human dignity and protects it from any form of cruel or degrading treatment to which it might be subjected, even if such treatment does not amount to torture.
The above provisions clearly, albeit implicitly, evince the will of the contracting parties to abide by the various treaties on humanitarian law, including the two Additional Protocols, although these Protocols per se are not binding qua treaties on the Sudan.
These provisions clearly indicate that the United Nations is a forum in which the international community should seek to establish consensus on the means of promoting within the international economic environment conditions that will enable every nation to secure economic and social progress for its people.
These provisions clearly demonstrate that citizenship cannot be equated with nationality and that European Union citizenship should not be interpreted to negate the nationality of individual States, or the power of European Union member States to determine their own nationality laws and criteria for naturalization.
This provision clearly violates the constitutional principle of freedom of occupation.
This provision clearly shows that only Cambodians enjoy full political rights.
This provision clearly gives women the freedom to choose their own spouses.
This provision clearly assumes the existence of social rights in general, and of the right to decent living conditions in particular, even though it directly prescribes only a norm of equality.
This provision clearly focuses on the humanitarian elements of the State's responsibility, as opposed to the operational concerns considered above.