Примеры использования Provisions in national на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cooperation based on provisions in national law;
Provisions in national legal instruments prohibiting violence, such as the Penal Code in articles.
The Government of the Netherlands is only aware of provisions in national laws.
Reference to the Annex's provisions in national reporting could facilitate an evaluation of State implementation.
Which of the rights are specifically subject to nondiscrimination provisions in national law?
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Ensuring the inclusion of provisions in national laws allowing for cooperation and exchange of information for enforcement purposes;
Procedural principles are often translated into specific procedural provisions in national legislation.
There was support for that suggestion,with reference to similar provisions in national laws.
Consideration of introducing explicit legal provisions in national legislation banning racist organizations(para. 16);
Like all European Union directives, this is an instrument which requires member states to enact its provisions in national legislation.
A number of speakers shared information about provisions in national law relating to the protection of and trafficking in cultural property.
Ensure implementation of all human rights treaties,in particular reflecting their provisions in national legislation;
Specifically, it was sometimes quite difficult to identify the provisions in national law that effectively banned mental, as opposed to physical, torture, such as prolonged incommunicado detention, threats or intimidation.
Ms. Dairiam noted that the Ministry of Justice had concluded that there were no directly discriminatory provisions in national law.
However, there had been no public litigation cases which attempted to entrench the Convention's provisions in national law.
Uzbekistan is facing the problem of implementing international legal provisions in national legislation and practice, which requires the activity of many State bodies.
At the end of the workshop, participants adopted the Libreville Declaration in which inter alia, they called on the Governments that had not done so to ratify various international andregional human rights instruments and to include their provisions in national legislation;
Take concrete actions to eradicate the use of torture,including through strengthening relevant provisions in national legislation(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland);
Requests the United Nations International Drug Control Programme to implement the recommendations contained in paragraph 52 of the 1995 special report of the Board, in particular when assisting Governments in the drafting of national drug-control legislation, andby including relevant provisions in national drug-control master plans;
To protect civilians better, Member States must adhere to the relevant international treaties,include their provisions in national legislation and establish well-functioning institutions and internal controls.
Zimbabwe Human Rights Organisations(ZHRO), Human Rights Watch(HRW), Freedom House, International Bar Association Human Rights Institute(IBAHRI) and Amnesty International(AI) recommended ratifying the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment(CAT) and its Optional Protocol(OP-CAT)and to reflect the provisions in national legislation.
Where appropriate the document could stress potential risks stemming from current practices in relation to conflict of laws,the lack of supporting legislative provisions in national laws giving effect to data hosting-related agreements, and the lack of harmonization of domestic laws.
Abolish definitively the death penalty and ratify the Second Protocol to ICCPR(France 4);Ratify the Second Optional Protocol to ICCPR and implement its provisions in national legislation through the abolition of the death penalty(Ireland 1); Take all necessary measures to abolish the death penalty and to ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR(Norway 2); Abolish, once and for all, the death penalty in conformity with the Second Optional Protocol to ICCPR(Uruguay);
The seminar focused on basic concepts in Article 102 cases andcases involving equivalent provisions in national competition laws.
Its Terrorism Prevention Branch is leading this assistance delivery, primarily by helping States to ratify the international legal instruments against terrorism,incorporate their provisions in national legislation and build the capacity of their national criminal justice systems to implement those provisions effectively, in accordance with the rule of law and with due respect for human rights.
The seminar focused on recent developments in cases involving Article 101 TFEU or equivalent provisions in national competition laws.
In some cases, situations arise where IFRS requirements contradict applicable provisions in national laws and regulations.
In this study a detailed analysis has been made of the various non-discrimination provisions in national and international law.