Примеры использования Public's right на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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WikiLeaks is redefining the public's right to information.
RESPECT the public's right to know the truth, remembering at the same time that none has a monopoly over the truth.
Journalist must respect the truth and public's right to receive accurate information?"?
The public's right to environmental information is affirmed in national laws and principle 10 of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development.
Such harm outweighs the public interest in access to information the public's right to know such information.
They both include the public's right to participate and respective rights. .
Freedom of information includes the public's right to know what the Government is doing on its behalf and to participate in decision-making processes.
The use of such concepts must be regularly reviewed to ensure that the public's right to information is not unduly restricted.
Begin insisting on the public's right to participate in preparation of specific plans, programs, policies, executive regulations and legislation that it learns about.
It noted that the ideas of financial transparency and the public's right to know are tenets of any democracy.
Both the EIA andthe permit issuing procedures foresee the public's right to submit recommendations or opinions within the deadlines provided or during public discussions without any restrictions Law on Pollution, Arts. 27 and 28; CM Regulation No. 294; EIAL; CM Regulation No. 87.
Do you think you have violated the first article of the Charter according to which:"Journalist must respect the truth and public's right to receive accurate information?"?
In the context of the death penalty, this would create the public's right to the information needed to establish whether deprivation of life is arbitrary or lawful.
As for the media, there is a strong temptation to yield to the power of money and the appeal of easy profits, and, in doing so,to sacrifice the public's right to fair and balanced information.
Accessibility of other information,balancing the public's right to know and the need to protect valid confidential business information and legitimate proprietary interests.
The right to freedom of expression includes freedom of opinion and investigation,as well as the public's right to receive objective, unbiased information.
Accessibility of other information, balancing the public's right to know and the need to protect valid confidential business information and legitimate proprietary interests.
In a communication senton 14 November 2000, the Government of Azerbaijan transmitted comments to the Special Rapporteur with regard to his note verbale of 28 August 2000 concerning the Principles on Freedom of Information Legislation("The public's right to know") see E/CN.4/2000/63, annex.
The majority of developments included in this paper enhance the public's right to participate in environmental matters as a whole.
The public's right to protect environmental rights as well as to oppose public authority actions or inactivity contradicting with legislative acts is stated in EPL, Article 9, with information pertaining to procedure stipulated in the APL Art. 105, para. 1, and Art. 302.
The Commission aims at striking a just balance between protecting the public's right to know and safeguarding the rights of private individuals.
Echoing colleagues' concerns about the 18 members of paramilitary groups responsible for some of the worst human rights violations who had been extradited to the United States,he asked how the State party viewed its responsibility to ensure the public's right to learn the truth.
Speakers recalled the need to protect whistleblowers,to safeguard the public's right to have access to information, to ensure asset recovery and to provide technical assistance where needed.
To permit the full exercise of freedom of expression and the building of a democratic society, it is also necessary to expand access to the media, especially for indigenous people, avoid media concentration andmonopolies and safeguard the public's right to receive objective, unbiased information.
Other information should be accessible,balancing the public's right to know and the need to protect valid confidential business information and legitimate proprietary interests.
On 28 August 2000,the Special Rapporteur sent a note verbale to all Member States drawing their attention to the Principles on Freedom of Information Legislation("The public's right to know", E/CN.4/2000/63, annex II) and inviting Governments to reflect upon them and to submit their comments.
Recalling the Principles on Freedom of Information Legislation(The Public's Right to Know) annexed to the previous report of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression E/CN.4/2000/63, annex II.
He took it that the phrase"the right of the public to receive mass media output" referred to the public's right to receive information that the mass media wished to provide, without hindrance from the State.
The new legislation has been attentive and supportive to the public's right to complain, by creating the necessary spaces for submitting an administrative environmental complaint.