Примеры использования Right to enter into marriage на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Right to enter into marriage.
In Pakistan both men andwomen have the right to enter into marriage.
The Right to Enter into Marriage.
The Constitution guarantees men and women the right to enter into marriage with their free and full consent.
The right to enter into marriage freely.
Men and women are considered as equals in marriage and have the right to enter into marriage by their own free will and consent.
XII.1 Right to enter into marriage.
In practice, there have been no problems in ensuring that men andwomen exercise their right to enter into marriage only with their full and free consent.
The right to enter into marriage and found a family 456- 465 98.
Family relations are governed by the Civil Code, and the right to enter into marriage is provided equally to men and women.
Equal right to enter into marriage and consent thereto.
In 2006, CEDAW was concerned that traditional and cultural factors were preventing women's full enjoyment of rights within the family,particularly the right to enter into marriage with free and full consent.
The right to enter into marriage with free and full consent.
The Committee is concerned that traditional and cultural factors are preventing women from exercising the full enjoyment of their rights within the family,in particular the right to enter into marriage with free and full consent, as required under article 16 of the Convention.
Right to enter into marriage with free and full consent 7- 8 4.
However, Islam does give women the right to enter into marriage only with their free and full consent.
Right to enter into marriage and limitation of this right. .
The community interactions during the report compilation revealed that the right to enter into marriage and find a family is not always equally exercised by men and women especially because of the potentially polygamous nature of most marriage unions.
The right to enter into marriage is laid down in the Marriage Act 234/1929.
Pursuant to article 8 of the State Guarantees of Women's Equality Act,the State guarantees women who have reached the minimum age for marriage established in national legislation the right to enter into marriage and to found a family on an equal basis with men, with whom they enjoy equal rights in family relations.
Items a and b: The right to enter into marriage and to freely choose the spouse.
The right to enter into marriage and to establish a family is guaranteed in Austria by constitution under article 12 of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms ECHR.
The United Nations Country Team, Malaysia(UNCT) noted the reservations Malaysia had made to CEDAW, namely, to article 9, para. 2, on nationality of children, and to article 16,paras. 1(a) on the right to enter into marriage, 1(c) on rights during marriage and dissolution, 1(f) on guardianship, 1(g) on same personal rights between spouses, and 1(h) on same property rights for spouses.
It did not govern the right to enter into marriage but merely set the minimum age at which a married couple could request family reunification.
Providing State guarantees of social advancement, under the State Guarantees of Women 's Equality Act, as follows:The State guarantees women who have reached the minimum age for marriage established in domestic legislation the right to enter into marriage and to found a family on an equal basis with men; spouses have equalrights in family relations( art. 8); and women have equality with men regarding participation in Government administration.
Men and women have the right to enter into marriage only with their free and full consent, and States have an obligation to protect the enjoyment of this right on an equal basis.
Men and women have the right to enter into marriage only with free and full consent.
Regarding the right to enter into marriage with the partners' full and free consent, reference is made to paragraph 207 of the second periodic report submitted by Sweden under the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Men and women are guaranteed the right to enter into marriage with their full and free consent under the Marriage Act.
Everyone has the right to enter into marriage, whether civil or religious; spouses have equal rights and equal civil and political obligations, and children born out of wedlock may not be discriminated against, nor may any discriminatory designation be used in relation to filiation article 44 of the Constitution.