Примеры использования Restrictive criteria на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That called for an interpretation based on restrictive criteria.
They noted the restrictive criteria limiting women's access to employment.
The Special Rapporteur notes with particular concern that a number of States have somewhat restrictive criteria relating to the recognition of indigenous status.
Another delegation considered that perceived restrictive criteria for resettlement forced refugees to search for solutions elsewhere, contributing to secondary movements.
Judges should regularly make use of special in-court protection measures to protect particularly vulnerable categories of witnesses,applying less restrictive criteria than in ordinary circumstances.
In any event, it was important not to apply excessively restrictive criteria for the identification of electors and all Sahrawis must be able to take part in the referendum.
The Decree helps persons from those border countries whose situation had not been regularized to settle in Argentina,thus eliminating pockets of illegal immigrants that had emerged as a result of the restrictive criteria laid down in article 15 of Decree No. 1434/87.
The Accord had established Caledonian citizenship and set forth restrictive criteria to determine who could participate in congressional elections and provincial assemblies.
Some offers on contractual service suppliers(both as employees of juridical entities and as independent service suppliers) may be of interest, butthese are limited in terms of sectoral coverage and have restrictive criteria on educational and professional qualifications.
The right to strike is violated by a series of perverse and restrictive criteria and procedures, as well as by legal provisions that allow employers to take various measures- for example, to replace workers who exercise their right to strike.
The very integrity of an agreement was threatened when, by means of the most-favoured-nation clause, courts extended the scope of the protection provided by the agreement,ignoring the restrictive criteria that States had applied in defining the concepts of"investment" and"investor.
These measures included more restrictive criteria for granting residency permits and restrictions on the previously more liberal asylum policy; law proposals implementing these measures were expected to enter into force in May 2009.
Serious concerns remain about the vetting of the candidates by the Guardian Council,whose screening process is based on restrictive criteria set out in law and led to the rejection of numerous candidates, including sitting members of Parliament.
The Committee is concerned that the application of restrictive criteria to determine the existence of ethnic groups, official recognition of some and refusal to recognize others, may give rise to differing treatment for various ethnic and other groups which may, in turn, lead to de facto discrimination in the enjoyment of the rights and freedoms referred to in article 5 of the Convention arts. 2 and 5.
Since article 5 already foresees that the utilization of an international watercourse should be carried out in an equitable and reasonable manner, in casethis criteria is fulfilled, additional restrictive criteria for utilization should not be introduced according to the reasons already given above under article 7.
Regarding the definition of torture, she recalled that article 137 of the Criminal Code established restrictive criteria-- pain and suffering had to be inflicted systematically and have caused serious, lasting psychological damage-- which were likely to exclude certain acts from the definition of torture that should be considered as such under the Convention.
It further expresses concern at reports of family separation due to the deportation of parents and at the Law No. 2007-1631 of 21 November 2007 on the control of immigration, integration and asylum,which imposes on recognized refugees more restrictive criteria for family reunification, including DNA testing and language proficiency.
Identification of the officials who enjoyed immunity ratione personae should be also based on restrictive criteria, considering that such immunity constituted an exception from the jurisdiction of the State in which the immunity was involved.
The barriers identified to effective injunctive relief could be summarized as follows:overly restrictive criteria or overly restrictive interpretation of the criteria; vagueness of the criteria; bond requirements for obtaining an injunction; the threat of lawsuits; lack of independent injunctive procedures; obstacles to enforcement; and lack of awareness among the public about their legal rights.
To help focus the allocation of the Organization's publication resources, a general Secretariat-wide internal mandate review was conducted in 2013, whereby rather restrictive criteria were used, and only those publications that have been specifically requested by the General Assembly or by the Economic and Social Council were identified as fully mandated.
According to two professors at Wellington's Victoria University,the Act incorporated the most restrictive criteria of both Australian and Canadian law, which made it the most restrictive piece of indigenous rights legislation in force in Australia, Canada and New Zealand.
Concerning the interpretation of unilateral acts, Chile fully concurred with the Special Rapporteur that restrictive criteria were called for, since it was uncommon for States to assume obligations, in other words, to limit the exercise of their powers in the international sphere, on their own initiative.
The conclusion could have been drawn, however, that that could happen only on the basis of a restrictive criterion.
Similarly, the act could not be modified, suspended or revoked unilaterally by its author andits interpretation must be based on a restrictive criterion.
In accordance with the case law and the doctrine,there is no doubt whatever that the restrictive criterion predominates in this context.
With regard to article 3,it is noted that the restrictive criterion of habitual residence which was included in the corresponding principle(b) contained in the 1996 report of the Commission Ibid., Fifty-first Session, Supplement No. 10(A/51/10), para. 86.
By adopting a similar but more restrictive criterion, it might also be maintained that an internal rule would be part of international law only if its violation caused injury to a subject of international law.
With regard to chapter V, on circumstances precluding wrongfulness,he stressed that the wording should embody a restrictive criterion in order to prevent States from using it as an excuse for not complying with their international obligations.
It was stated that the rules on interpretation of unilateral acts should be based on good faith and that the restrictive criterion should predominate, so that the State's only obligations should be those that it had unequivocally assumed.
His Government considered that the rules on interpretation of unilateral acts should be based on good faith and that the restrictive criterion should predominate, so that the State's only obligations should be those that it had unequivocally assumed.