Примеры использования Refusal of access на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Jamaica: Refusal of access to port facilities.7.
This was acknowledged by the Iraqi officials who, nonetheless, confirmed the refusal of access, stating they were doing so on the highest authority.
In cases involving terrorism, the period of 36 hours could be extended to 48 andthere were additional grounds for refusal of access.
Request for or refusal of access rights.
Any refusal of access to information or the corresponding parts of a document must be formulated in compliance with the provisions of article 19 of the Act.
No conflict justifies breaches of international humanitarian law or the refusal of access for humanitarian workers to civilians in need.
The Group frequently experiences refusal of access to information pertinent to its mandate from various entities under the guise of various limitations, private or public.
Concerning good practices for preliminary reconsideration and administrative review procedures with respect to cases concerning refusal of access to information, the question of time frames was considered.
We must be aware that any refusal of access could be caused by an interest to conceal something.
According to a report by the EuropeanCommission against Racism and Intolerance, manifestations of discrimination and racism in daily life, such as refusal of access to public places, harassment and insults, did occur in Iceland.
At the beginning of the twentieth century, it had involved a refusal of access to the courts; Latin American scholars had included judicial bias and delay of justice, while others took the view that denial of justice was not limited to judicial action or inaction, but included violations of international law by the executive and the legislature.
Discrimination in education can be the result of indirect factors such as the need for official documents proving residency ora birth certificate or the refusal of access due to the lack of vaccinations.
The question of the body to which a member of the public can appeal a refusal of access to information was considered in several sessions of the workshop.
In the occupied Palestinian and Arab territories, Israel has encouraged and promoted a policy of suppressing resistance against occupation that generated various forms of human rights violations, such as arrests, detention,torture, refusal of access to legal recourse, expulsion and so forth.
The Committee expresses its concern at reports of persistent manifestations of racism and xenophobia, whether refusal of access to public places because of ethnicity or difficulties for foreigners in the job market articles 19 and 26 of the Covenant.
In the occupied Palestinian and Arab territories, Israel has encouraged and promoted a policy of suppressing resistance against an occupation that has generated various forms of human rights violations, such as arrest, detention,torture, the refusal of access to legal recourse, expulsion, and so on.
JS5 submitted that refugees from a neighbouring country(and most other African) refugees report experiencing racism in Egypt,including refusal of access to public places and transport, higher prices, refusal of permission to rent property, derogatory remarks, and physical violence.
Nevertheless, the Committee recommended that the State party amend its legislation in order to guarantee the right of access to public places in conformity with article 5(f)of the Convention and to sanction the refusal of access to such places on the grounds of race.
The communicant alleges that all the information was environmental information as defined in article 2, paragraph 3(b),of the Convention and that none of the grounds for refusal of access to environmental information(i.e., lack of individual concern and unspecified purpose of the request) fall under the exceptions mentioned in article 4 of the Convention.
Regarding article 5 of the Convention, the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination had expressed concern about the difficulties faced by Roma in employment, housing and education and about reported cases where they met discrimination in everyday life,for instance refusal of access to public places, restaurants or bars.
The expected outcome of the Code is to avoid disruptions in the globally critical maritime transportation system,prevent refusal of access to ports/terminals and minimize the threat to maritime safety and the marine environment.
The most common subject was refusal of access to, or refusal/restriction of service in, pubs or hotel bars. This was, moreover, the most common subject for decisions on different grounds, accounting for the majority of decisions under the Traveller, age and race grounds, and half of the decisions on the disability ground.
The large volume of the information to which the communicant requested access and the confidential character attributed to this information, by a law that came into force after the submission of the request by the communicant,are reasons for refusal of access to information that go beyond the limits established by article 4, paragraphs 3 and 4, of the Convention.
The failure of the public authority Moldsilva to state lawful grounds for refusal of access to information in its letters No. 01-07/130 and No. 01-07/362 of 31 January 2008 and 14 March 2008, respectively, and the failure of the same public authority to give in its letters of refusal information on access to the review procedure provided for in accordance with article 9 of the Convention, constituted a failure by the Party concerned to comply with article 3, paragraph 2, and article 4, paragraph 7 of the Convention;
The adoption of article 48(e) of Government Regulation No. 187 of 20 February 2008 on Rent of Forestry Fund for Hunting and Recreational Activities,setting out a broad rule with regard to the confidentiality of the information received from the rent holders and the refusal of access to information on the grounds of its large volume, constituted a failure by the Party concerned to comply with article 3, paragraph 1, and article 4, paragraph 4;
The failure of the public authority Moldsilva to state lawful grounds for refusal of access to information in its letters No. 01-07/130 and No. 01-07/362 of 31 January 2008 and 14 March 2008, respectively, and the failure of the same public authority to give in its letters of refusal information on access to the review procedure provided for in accordance with article 9 of the Convention, constituted a failure by the Party concerned to comply with the Convention's article 3, paragraph 2, and article 4, paragraph 7;
These violations display the following characteristics: policies, practices andacts that impair the freedom to dispose of religious property in the form of non-restitution of confiscated religious property; refusal of access to places of worship(obstacles to, and even banning of, construction or rental; restrictions on the number of followers); attacks against and closure and destruction of places of worship, cemeteries and denominational schools, and confiscation of religious property including religious works.
The Committee finds that the failure of the public authority Moldsilva to state lawful grounds for refusal of access to information in its letters No. 01-07/130 and No. 01-07/362 of 31 January 2008 and 14 March 2008 respectively, and the failure of the same public authority to give in its letters of refusal information on access to the review procedure provided for in accordance with article 9, constitute a failure by the Party concerned to comply with article 3, paragraph 2, and article 4, paragraph 7, of the Convention.
The Court acknowledged the extraordinary measures taken by the Government in order to maintain the security of the state of emergency region, but observed"that,in the circumstances of the case, the refusal of access to Boydaş had serious and harmful effects that have hindered the applicants' right to enjoyment of their possessions for almost 10 years, during which time they have been living in other areas of the country in conditions of extreme poverty, with inadequate heating, sanitation and infrastructure.
Further refusals of access occurred on the day following the adoption of that resolution, resulting in the statement by the President of the Council referred to above.