Примеры использования Right must be exercised на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Normally, this right must be exercised before the Social Network.
A State's right to expel aliens was inherent in the sovereignty of States, but that right must be exercised in accordance with international law.
That right must be exercised as the right of all to the common defence of all.
While all States have the sovereign right to restrict the entry of foreign nationals, this right must be exercised in conformity with their obligations under international human rights law.
This right must be exercised subsequent to a period of maternity or paternity leave.
However, as against the guarantor/issuer, confirmer, nominated person or beneficiary other than the grantor,the security right must be exercised in accordance with recommendations 25 bis, 25 ter and 25 quater.
However, the right must be exercised in full accordance with the legal obligations of States and agreements concluded with IAEA.
The Constitution of the Republic of the Congo of 20 January 2002, article 15, recognizes the right of asylum of foreign nationals, but that right must be exercised in accordance with the procedures and conditions specified by law.
That right must be exercised in conformity with international law, as stipulated in the exclusion clauses of draft article 18.
However, we also believe that this inalienable right must be exercised through peaceful means and without any duress and violence.
This right must be exercised in light of the social function of property, which means that the State may decide to expropriate that property when justified by genuine public need or social interests and as long as it provides proper monetary compensation.
States parties stressed that this right must be exercised in conformity with obligations under the Treaty.
While Jamaica recognized and underscored the right of all States to peaceful uses of nuclear technology, in accordance with article IV of the Treaty,it insisted that that right must be exercised in full compliance with the IAEA verification and safeguards provisions.
Nonetheless, that fundamental right must be exercised within the bounds of international law.
That right must be exercised with a view to achieving the goal set in the Quartet's road map, approved by the two parties, of a viable, independent, democratic, fully sovereign Palestinian State, enjoying territorial continuity, living in peace and security side by side with Israel and its other neighbours.
While fully acknowledging the right to self-defence of Israel,I recall that this right must be exercised in accordance with international law, that civilians must be protected, and that an appropriate mechanism of accountability must be in place.
The right must be exercised responsibly in accordance with the relevant international human rights law and instruments, and, as stipulated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, with respect for the rights and freedoms of others and the requirements of morality and public order.
It also allowed the United Kingdom to pay lip service to the right of the people of Gibraltar to self-determination while maintaining that that right must be exercised in accordance with the United Kingdom's international obligations, including those arising out of the Treaty of Utrecht.
However, this right must be exercised in accordance with law and custom and must not infringe upon the rights of others or damage public or private property.
Although all States had the right to harness nuclear energy for peaceful purposes in order to address challenges such as energy security andsustainable development, that right must be exercised in a safe and secure manner and with due regard to the non-proliferation obligations under the NPT.
The only restriction is in fact that this right must be exercised in accordance with the law: the strike must be preceded by joint negotiations in which agreement with the employer has proved impossible, with neither of the parties wishing to submit the dispute to arbitration.
Responding again to questions raised on the suppression of recent demonstrations, the delegation stated that, while it appreciated the importance of freedom of expression,it believed that such a right must be exercised within the framework of national and international laws without infringing on the rights of others, such as the right to security and to property.
In other words, if the resources are available to enable a given right to be enjoyed to some extent, the right must be exercised in circumstances that involve no discrimination, and the State will clearly have failed in its obligation of result if ever it takes or maintains legislative, administrative or other measures that prevent individuals or groups of individuals from enjoying on an equal footing any of the rights recognized in the Covenant.
Although his Government fully supported the inalienable right of all States parties to develop research, production and use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes,it stressed that that right must be exercised in accordance with the obligations set out in articles I, II and III of the Treaty, and must be accompanied by effective safety and security measures.
States had the sovereign right to expel foreigners in accordance with their domestic legislation, but that right must be exercised in strict compliance with international principles and norms, in particular those concerning human rights law and refugee law, and with human rights treaties, which created obligations for States regarding the protection of individuals, regardless of their nationality, religion, sex or ethnicity.
Although the right of sovereign States to expel aliens, particularly for security reasons, was guaranteed by law, that right must be exercised in accordance with due process, the act of expulsion must be formal in order to allow for appeal, and the persons expelled should not be subject to torture or abuse.
Rights must be exercised in accordance with the requirements of good faith.
Rights must be exercised in good faith.
These rights must be exercised in accordance with applicable legislation on the protection of personal data.
All economic, social and cultural rights must be exercised in accordance with article 2(2)(non-discrimination) and article 3 equality between men and women.