Примеры использования Restrictive clauses на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Restrictive clauses.
The insertion in the treaty of restrictive clauses purporting to limit its scope or application;
At first glance, there would appear to be no likelihood of confusion between such restrictive clauses and reservations.
Restrictive clauses that limit the object of the obligations imposed by the treaty by making exceptions and setting limits thereto;
The Right to Information Act was promulgated in July 2007 which, for the first time,guarantees access to official documents, though with certain restrictive clauses.
Restrictive clauses that limit the purpose of obligations deriving from the treaty by making exceptions to and placing limits on them;
The aim of the revision was to make clarifications and to remove restrictive clauses on the terms for the use of force during the conduct of military operations, as outlined in the concept of operations.
Restrictive clauses,"which limit the purpose of the obligation by making exceptions to and placing limits on it" in respect of the area covered by the obligation or its period of validity;
The agreement should be signed and ratified and enter into force on the simple basis of the number of States, with no restrictive clauses, along the lines of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty.
Guideline 1.7.1 refers to restrictive clauses both as a warning against this frequent confusion and as an indication that they are a possible alternative to reservations.
In keeping with the call in General Assembly resolution61/251 for transparent procurement processes, no unnecessary restrictive clauses should be placed in tender documents that might exclude those vendors on insubstantial grounds.
They included restrictive clauses limiting the obligations imposed by a treaty, derogations or escape clauses, and opting-out clauses. .
International non-governmental organizations are still not authorized to work withnational non-governmental organizations and their standard memorandum of understanding with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent continues to contain many restrictive clauses.
Mr. KLEIN cosnidered that the restrictive clauses in the relevant articles of the Covenant and the application of the principle of proportionality could be used to deal with the types of situation under discussion.
Our involvement in the complex area of labour law is twofold and encompasses not only the drafting of employment contracts and service agreements,often with provisos and restrictive clauses, but also the handling of employer/employee disputes before the Industrial Disputes Tribunal.
The aim of the revision was to clarify and to remove restrictive clauses on the terms for the use of force during the conduct of military operations, as outlined in the revised concept of operations.
Mr. ANDO said that the paragraph touched upon the basic assumption on which article 4 was founded, namely the need to limit certain rights such as freedom of movement and freedom of assembly; however,there were already articles in the Covenant dealing with those specific rights which contained restrictive clauses that would cover most of the situations in question.
There are many such restrictive clauses, in treaties on a wide range of subjects, such as the settlement of disputes, the safeguarding of human rights, protection of the environment, trade, and the law of armed conflicts.
The role that competition policy plays in monitoring excessive exploitation of market power in connection with the exercise of IPRs is particularly important in the review of the anti-competitive effects of licensing contracts(regulating the transfer or exchange of rights to the use of intellectual property)containing exclusivity or restrictive clauses.
However, whether it is a question of restrictive clauses set out in the treaty, amendments that take effect only as between certain parties to the treaty, or"bilateralization" procedures, problems can arise.
In this connection, it observes that the respondent Government must have been aware, in view of the consistent practice of Contracting Parties under Articles 25 and 46(art. 25, art. 46) to accept unconditionally the competence of the Commission and Court,that the impugned restrictive clauses were of questionable validity under the Convention system and might be deemed impermissible by the Convention organs.
During the investigation, it was discovered that Panamco Tica had included restrictive clauses in its contracts with retailers, binding them to resell the products at prices specified by Panamco Tica in regularly distributed price lists.
The restrictive clauses contained in the Act do not violate the Covenant, article 19 of which stipulates that the exercise of the right to freedom of expression carries with it special duties and responsibilities and may be subject to certain restrictions, which must be established by law and designed to ensure respect for the rights of others and for the protection of national security or public order.
Such alternative procedures as contracting-out and contracting-in clauses, restrictive clauses, escape clauses, saving clauses and derogation clauses could serve the same purpose as reservations while avoiding their drawbacks.
Where restrictive clauses in the treaty, amendments that enter into force only for certain parties to the treaty or"bilateralization" procedures are concerned, however, problems may arise, if only because certain legal positions have been adopted which, in a most questionable manner, characterize such procedures as"reservations.
Two other procedures that may also be considered alternatives to reservations purport(or may purport)to modify the effects of a treaty in respect of specific features of the situation of the parties: restrictive clauses and agreements whereby two or more States or international organizations purport, under a specific provision of a treaty, to exclude or modify the legal effects of certain provisions of the treaty as between themselves.
There are countless restrictive clauses purporting to limit the purpose of obligations resulting from the treaty by introducing exceptions and limits, and they are to be found in treaties on a wide range of subjects, such as the settlement of disputes, the safeguarding of human rights, protection of the environment, trade and the law of armed conflicts.
Although such provisions are similar to reservations in their object, the two procedures"operate" differently:in the case of restrictive clauses, there is a general exclusion arising out of the treaty itself; in the case of reservations, it is merely a possibility available to the States parties, permitted under the treaty, but becoming effective only if a unilateral statement is made at the time of accession.
On the contrary, the Agreement contains restrictive clauses as regards participation of States in ADN( Article 10, para. 1), which seems to imply that negociating States intended to restrict the benefits of this Agreement to member States of the Economic Commission for Europe whose territory contains inland waterways other than those forming a coastal route, which form part of the network of inland waterways of international importance as defined in the European Agreement on Main Inland Waterways of International Importance AGN.
Draft guideline 1.7.1 addressed the issue of procedures involving the insertion into a treaty of restrictive clauses, escape clauses, derogations or bilateralization procedures purporting to limit its scope or application or the conclusion of an agreement, under a specific provision of a treaty, by which two or more parties purported to exclude or modify the legal effect of certain of its provisions as between themselves.