Примеры использования State must guarantee на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The State must guarantee freedom of the press, printing and publishing in accordance with the law art. 38.
Persons living in extreme poverty have a right to health, and the State must guarantee the appropriate exercise of that right.
The state must guarantee social equity and human rights, protect the environment and fight poverty.
Accordingly, the Constitutional Court stipulates that the State must guarantee to the displaced population the following minimum rights.
The State must guarantee fairness to its citizens and they in turn must respond with trust in the institutions.
The law also regulates the protection of freedom of religion and belief and religious dignity,and provides that the State must guarantee freedom of religion and belief in accordance with the Constitution.
The State must guarantee women's access to information and to integral assistance as inalienable rights Article 13.
Article 44 provides that education is a right of every citizen and that the State must guarantee access to education, without discrimination as to religion, race, ethnicity, gender or disability.
Society and state must guarantee full involvement of disabled people into normal life, taking into account degree of their disability.
In applying that approach,each victim of a crisis requiring a humanitarian response must be seen as the holder of rights that the State must guarantee, and not merely as the recipient of humanitarian assistance.
The State must guarantee the freedom of choice of occupation, free access to economic activity and the freedom to carry out such activity.
With regard to the social and cultural foundations of society,the Constitution explicitly stipulates that the State must guarantee to all citizens equality of opportunity in the political, economic, social and cultural domains.
The State must guarantee everyone within its jurisdiction the protection of his or her rights against any attack, whether from individuals or public or private entities.
In addition, the Religious Freedom Act(Law 133 of 1994) guarantees the right to freedom of religion and worship,and affirms that the State must guarantee religious liberty and will use its power to enforce such freedoms.
Article 13, which provides that the State must guarantee the physical and mental integrity, life and security of all persons living in Togo;
If the sovereign will of the people is to be reflected in"the holding of periodic free and fair elections by universal suffrage andby secret ballot", the State must guarantee respect for the human rights and fundamental freedoms of its citizens.
Article 19 of the Constitution provides that the State must guarantee free primary health care for all citizens and that it must also develop public health.
This is the case with the Children and Adolescents Code, Act No. 739 which, in articles 56, 57 and 59,states that education must aim at developing the potential of young people and the State must guarantee that they can remain in the education system.
Under article 27 of the Constitution, the State must guarantee scientific research and literary, artistic and cultural production in keeping with the spirit and the aims of the Constitution.
In 2006, China completed a comprehensive revision of the Compulsory Education Act adopted in 1986,further clarifying that compulsory education is a public interest that the State must guarantee and is provided free of tuition charges and sundry expenses.
The State must guarantee fundamental rights and freedoms and an economic, legal and social framework that promoted enterprise and job creation in equitable conditions.
This is formally reflected in the Constitution,which provides that education is a right for every citizen and that the State must guarantee access to education, without discrimination as to religion, race, ethnicity, gender or disability.
The State must guarantee, without restriction, that any person with a legitimate interest has an non-derogable right to a prompt and effective judicial remedy to obtain information without delay.
In respect of differentiated public policies, it is important to highlight that, in chapter IV of the National Development Plan 2010- 2014, entitled"Equality of Opportunity for Social Prosperity", it is acknowledged that, to achieve a society with equality of opportunity andsocial mobility, the State must guarantee both sustainable economic growth and comprehensive social development.
In 2005, the Supreme Court ruled that the State must guarantee the refugees access to bank credits, without discrimination based on their migratory status or the documentation they have received.
While some limited differential treatment between regular and irregular migrants may be justified under international human rights law, for example, with regard to political rights and access to certain specific programmes and services,such differential treatment must never encroach on the fundamental rights and liberties that a State must guarantee to all persons under its jurisdiction, irrespective of their immigration status.
Following this view, the State must guarantee the effective implementation of the right of access to justice, over and above the letter of article 33 of the Constitution which says that'All persons are equal before the law.
We also insist that the State must guarantee access to health services for female prisoners under the terms of paragraphs 22, 23, 24 and 25 of the Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, and we stress the need to ensure that health personnel are administratively independent of the Federal Penitentiary Service.
Article 72 provides that the State must guarantee the independence of its own press institutions and media outlets so as to ensure that they remain impartial, express all political and intellectual opinions and leanings, cover all social interests and guarantee equality and equal opportunities for addressing the public.
In case of separation, the State must guarantee that the situation of the child and his or her family has been assessed, where possible, by a multidisciplinary team of well-trained professionals with appropriate judicial involvement, in conformity with article 9 of the Convention, ensuring that no other option can fulfil the child's best interests.