Примеры использования State has an obligation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The State has an obligation to respect and protect it.
This article provides that the human person is inviolable. The State has an obligation to respect and protect it.
The State has an obligation to respect and protect this inviolability";
In accordance with article 47, paragraph 5, of the Constitution, the State has an obligation to stimulate and facilitate technological development.
The State has an obligation to provide poor pupils with food and clothing.
Under the terms of article 10 of the Constitution, the State has an obligation to protect children and cater for the welfare of the younger generation.
The State has an obligation to provide all facilities for pupils of both sexes.
In particular, the High Commissioner for Human Rights has recalled that each State has an obligation to protect the rights to life, liberty and security of the person.
In this regard, the State has an obligation to protect them.
The main purpose of this Act is to establish the right of local authorities to lease accommodation for citizens whom the State has an obligation to house.
Thus, the State has an obligation to provide for effective protection of interested parties.
According to article 8 of the Constitution, contained in Act No. 90-32 of 11 December 1990,the human person is sacred and inviolable, and the State has an obligation to respect and protect it.
The State has an obligation to communicate to the European Community how it is enforcing the Directive.
All males and females have a right to education, which the State has an obligation to provide in accordance with the provisions of its Constitution, law and legislation.
The State has an obligation to implement effective programmes for these particularly vulnerable groups.
Under article 51 of the Constitution, the State has an obligation to protect the family, childhood, motherhood and fatherhood.
The State has an obligation to protect the family, facilitating its formation, welfare, and social, cultural and economic development.
She has repeatedly underlined that the State has an obligation to protect human rights defenders, investigate violations and prosecute the perpetrators.
Every State has an obligation to ensure the satisfaction of, at the very least, the minimum essential levels of each economic, social and cultural right.
International law clearly states that every State has an obligation to respect the territorial integrity and sovereign independence of every other State. .
Each State has an obligation to protect freedom of religion or belief and to guarantee to all religious communities the freedom to gather in places of worship.
It goes on to say that“the State has an obligation to include human rights in all training programmes for the schools, the armed forces and the security services.
Art. 3. The State has an obligation to protect the family and to seek to secure its integration, welfare and social, economic and cultural development.
Under paragraph(c) of that article the State has an obligation to ensure freedom of scientific research and to encourage and reward creative achievement in other intellectual, scientific and artistic activities.
The State has an obligation to ensure the enjoyment of the right to health of prisoners by, inter alia, refraining from denying or limiting their access to health services.
Accordingly, the State has an obligation to formulate policies for the protection of children, the family and its older members.
The State has an obligation to maintain social order, but the prevalence of human rights violations and impunity contributes to a breakdown in the rule of law.
Under these legal instruments and arrangements, the State has an obligation to ensure compliance with the principles governing equality of opportunities and treatment in employment and occupation(Constitution, art. 3), including opportunities for vocational training art. 40.
The State has an obligation to guarantee and protect these rights by means of social policies which ensure suitable conditions for the gestation, birth and integrated development of minors.