Примеры использования Right to practise на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The right to practise sport;
In September 1999, Ms. Ma Chunling went to Beijing to petition for the right to practise Falun Gong.
Members of all religions had a right to practise their faith without restriction.
The right to practise the religion of one's choice was of interest to the Committee, insofar as the religions of minorities were often different from those of the majority.
The Code of Professional Ethics for Lawyers stipulated that all lawyers had the right to practise their profession freely and independently.
Such persons had the right to practise their religion and to establish their own schools.
Although the Constitution establishes Islam as the State religion,it also contains the right to practise the religion of one's choice.
Non-Muslim persons have the right to practise their religious ceremony within their residence.
Unduly harsh sanctions such as imprisonment, suspended sentences,loss of civil rights, including the right to practise journalism, and excessive fines.
Article 25, safeguarding the right to practise any profession or to carry on any occupation, trade or business;
However, the law also protected the interests of indigenous Malays,including their right to practise their religion and to apply sharia law.
All citizens enjoyed the right to practise their religion, use their mother tongue and promote their culture.
Some indigenous representatives recalled the link between self-determination and the right to practise and revitalize their cultural traditions and customs.
It claimed the right to practise torture as a means of fighting terrorism, detained people arbitrarily and deprived many of them of their most basic rights. .
According to paragraph 23 of the report, there were restrictions on the right to practise a religion and the right to choose one's residence.
In the first case the right to practise is granted or restricted, and the profession is subject to accreditation requirements and procedures, licensing or authorization.
In India, the Constitution recognizes religious andlinguistic minorities and guarantees the right to practise and conserve one's religion, language and culture.
It urged Belgium to give its citizens the right to practise religion without Government interference or approval, and to repeal all unreasonable laws against women.
Mindful of the role the United Nations could play in facilitating the resolution of situations involving indigenous peoples and their right to practise their religious beliefs.
Ethnic and religious minorities have the right to practise their own religion,to manifest their own culture and to use their own language.
The fundamental civil andpolitical rights discussed elsewhere in this report are generally sufficient to ensure that members of minority groups have the right to practise their own culture.
The Constitution guarantees all citizens the right to practise any profession or to carry on any occupation, industry or trade.
The right to enjoy their culture is already covered to a large extent by the right of minorities to use andlearn their own language and the right to practise their own religion and belief.
The Constitution protects,amongst others, the right to practise any profession(art. 12(2)(e)) and the right to carry on any occupation, industry or trade art. 12(2) e.
In its resolution, the European Court of Human Rights had concluded that the plaintiffs' freedom of religion had been violated inasmuch as their request for registration had been rejected,which denied them the right to practise their religion.
For example, Republika Srpska authorities have denied Federation lawyers the right to practise in Republika Srpska courts in cases involving defendants belonging to ethnic minorities.
The Act relating to alternative treatment was adopted on 27 June 2003. The purpose of the Act is to promote safety for patients who seek orreceive alternative treatment and to regulate the right to practise such treatment.
The delegation referred to article 7, paragraph 4 of the Constitution,which guaranteed the right to practise any religion provided a person was not compelled to belong to a faith by means of coercion or inducement.
His delegation wished to stress once more that the liberation of Cambodia had marked a historic turning point,whereby the Cambodian people regained their fundamental rights and freedoms, including the right to practise their traditions and customs.
The Constitution protects,amongst others, the right to practise religion handed down from ancient times(art. 19(1)), and the right of each denomination to maintain its existence and manage its affairs art. 19 2.