Примеры использования Provisions of national law на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Provisions of national law relating to the environment.
As such it may contravene provisions of national law relating to the environment.
The time to give notice for the revocation of the authorization is determined by provisions of national law.
The provisions of national law could not be applied where they conflicted with international law. .
Hazardous waste" is waste that is defined as hazardous by the provisions of national law.
Only provisions of national law which are contrary to the basic policy of the Convention are to be disregarded.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo should abolish all provisions of national law that discriminate against women.
So defined by the provisions of national law which are intended to be recovered, incinerated or disposed of. .
Which are disposed of or are intended to be disposed of orare required to be disposed of by the provisions of national law.
In addition to existing provisions of national law, the Covenant itself may be referred to in Mauritian courts.
A tyre that is disposed of or is intended to be disposed of oris required to be disposed of by the provisions of national law.
With regard to HIV/AIDS, the Minister of Health applies the provisions of National Law 23798 related to vaccines and medication.
Wastes: Substances or objects disposed of, intended to be disposed of, orare required to be disposed of by the provisions of national law.
The courts of Iceland have also interpreted the provisions of national law to conform to international human rights obligations.
Elemental mercury that is disposed of, is intended to be disposed of oris required to be disposed of by provisions of national law or this Convention;
A court, invoking the international text,applies the provisions of national law, in accordance with the Law on Courts of 14 December 2000.
Wastes" are substances or objects which are disposed of or are intended to be disposed of orare required to be disposed of by the provisions of national law;
Although subject to the provisions of national law, the provisions of the TIR Convention would apply mutatis mutandis meaning: in as far as applicable.
The operator shall incur no liability for damage caused by a nuclear incident outside the provisions of national law in accordance with this Convention.
Nonetheless, despite all the above-mentioned agreements and provisions of national law guaranteeing equality between men and women, women are underrepresented in political, social and administrative decision-making processes, in particular in high-level positions.
A recommendation was made that the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo should abolish all provisions of national law that discriminate against women.
All States Parties have been urged to ensure that all provisions of national law and other implementation measures are fully consistent with the object and purpose of the Convention.
For instance, one State mentioned that"since the substantial provisions of the Convention are included in the Arbitration Act,the courts normally apply the provisions of national law.
At the same time, it might be advisable for the host Government to review pertinent provisions of national law in the light of the commitments that the project company is required to make for obtaining the financial and other means necessary for the implementation of the project.
Because of their limited resources, NGOs will also be discouraged from challenging acts anddecisions of public authorities which contravene provisions of national law relating to the environment.
When there is a clear contradiction between the provisions of national law and the requirements of the Convention, as in the present case, it is for the Party concerned to bring evidence to show that its courts interpret those provisions in conformity with the Convention see para. 67.
Nothing in this Convention affects the application of terms in the contract of carriage or provisions of national law regarding the adjustment of general average.
In its Article 2("Definitions"), paragraph 1, the Basel Convention defines wastes as"substances or objects which are disposed of or are intended to be disposed of orare required to be disposed of by the provisions of national law.
In this context, and for the purpose of proceedings concerning provisions of national law relating to the environment, the communicant noted that the definition of the victim under the Code of Criminal Procedure should be interpreted in a manner comprising environmental organizations.
By extending this criterion to theform requirements governing arbitration, it would accordingly be permitted to apply more flexible provisions of national law, with primacy over article II(2) of the Convention.