Примеры использования States may provide на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Other information as States may provide.
States may provide background information on the national characteristics of the country.
To respond to socioeconomic barriers, States may provide financial assistance or incentives for students with disabilities.
States may provide any additional information reflecting their relevant defence policy, military strategies and doctrines.
Furthermore, there are other categories of TCNs in relation to which the states may provide facilitated access conditions or even free access to the labour market since their employment is in the interest of the state. .
States may provide that vehicles registered in them shall be subject to user charges for the use of the whole road network in their territory.
A summary of the Asian Highway classifications anddesign standards is attached in annex V. In this regard, member States may provide the secretariat with updates for the Asian Highway routes in their territory.
To varying extents, States may provide protection exceeding the minimum requirements of federal law.
The governments of the IAEA member states are responsible for the state of the national nuclear security systems, butthe IAEA and the member states may provide substantial assistance to individual countries, if necessary.
States may provide for recourse to international claims settlement procedures that are expeditious and involve minimal expenses.
The Group of Experts requested the UNCTAD secretariat, in cooperation with the Consultative Group, to incorporate into the draft Questionnaire comments received at the twenty-eighth session of ISAR andadditional input that member States may provide within the intersessional period.
In consequence, States may provide for the deprivation of nationality, be it as a form of punishment or as a response to the apparently broken bond of allegiance.
The absence of protest by States cannot imply that a reservation is either compatible or incompatible with the object and purpose of the Covenant However,an objection to a reservation made by States may provide some guidance to the Committee in its interpretation as to its compatibility with the object and purpose of the Covenant.
However, an objection to a reservation made by States may provide some guidance to the Committee in its interpretation as to its compatibility with the object and purpose of the Covenant.
The Human Rights Committee itself, in its general comment No. 24, demonstrates deep mistrust with regard to the practice of States concerning objections and with regard to the conclusions that one may draw from it in assessing the permissibility of a reservation, butnevertheless states that"an objection to a reservation made by States may provide some guidance to the Committee in its interpretation as to its compatibility with the object and purpose of the Covenant.
The national laws of States may provide a partial or complete list of grounds for the expulsion of aliens or may simply require a valid ground for such action.
The Administrator of UNDP, in her capacity as Chair of the United Nations Development Group, should make practical recommendations on additional support that United Nations system entities and Member States may provide for their review and consideration, taking into account the substantive knowledge base, research capacity and comparative advantage of other organizations.
States may provide assistance to developing States directly or through a competent intergovernmental organization such as FAO, which has extensive experience in capacity-building for sustainable fisheries.
Eurostat have accepted, at a meeting of Directors of Social Statistics last year, that Member States may provide'estimates' for such topics as amenities if not included in the 2011 Census but it is not clear that this will be specifically prescribed in the Implementing Regulations.
States may provide general information on follow-up to the declarations, recommendations, and commitments adopted at world conferences and subsequent reviews insofar as these have a bearing on the human rights situation in the country.
Where nationality has been acquired on the basis of fraudulent or falsified information, ormisrepresentation of fact, States may provide for its loss or deprivation as a punishment for misconduct in the acquisition process or an administrative response to the mistaken attribution of nationality following the discovery that the conditions had never, in fact, been met.
States may provide relevant information on follow-up to and implementation of the declarations, recommendations, commitments or obligations adopted at world conferences and subsequent reviews insofar as these have a bearing on the human rights situation in the country.
Recalling that the international drug control conventions establish,to varying degrees and in specific situations, that States may provide, either as an alternative to conviction or punishment or in addition to conviction or punishment, that drug-using offenders should undergo measures of treatment, education, aftercare, rehabilitation or social reintegration.
Member States may provide in their legislation that provide a greater level of protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights than is provided for in international legal instruments applicable to Member States, as well as in international treaties and acts constitute the right Union.
The Human Rights Committee itself, in its General Comment No. 24, which, while demonstrating deep mistrust with regard to the practice of States concerning objections and with regard to the conclusions that one may draw from it in assessing the validity of a reservation,nevertheless states that"an objection to a reservation made by States may provide some guidance to the Committee in its interpretation as to its compatibility with the object and purpose of the Covenant.
Member States may provide for a limitation of the rights conferred by a patent,provided that such exceptions do not cause undue damage to the customary use of inventions, utility models or industrial designs and do not unreasonably prejudice the legitimate interests of the patent owner, taking into account the legitimate interests of third parties.
Thus, a State may provide legal counsel or assistance to the alien at public expense.
Any concerned third State or sending State may provide additional information to assist the Court.
A State may provide for the alien's forcible escort from the State as an alternative to voluntary departure, or as the standard means of deportation in certain or all instances.
The State may provide other rights and forms of social protection in accordance with financial possibilities.