Примеры использования States must respect на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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States must respect, protect and fulfil the human rights to water and sanitation.
In their exercise of jurisdiction, States must respect the immunities granted under international law.
States must respect and ensure respect for the principle of non-contact and prohibit undesired contact.
Second, the Special Rapporteur stresses that States must respect the principles of proportionality and of necessity.
All States must respect and ensure respect for their international obligations.
We respect the rights of all the Members of the General Assembly, but those very same States must respect the rights of others.
Cuba reiterates that all States must respect existing international norms in this field.
The recent advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice made it clear that nuclear weapons were covered by humanitarian law, and States must respect such law.
In any case, States must respect the principle of non-refoulement as vital to ensuring the prevention of torture.
Under article 2, paragraph 1, of the International Covenant on Civil andPolitical Rights, States must respect and ensure human rights to all individuals.
States must respect the independence of the judiciary and measures should be taken to comply fully with the guarantees for judicial independence.
In order to fully respect their human rights obligations while imposing such limitations, States must respect the principles of equality and non-discrimination.
Also reaffirms that all States must respect, in their international relations, the principles enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations;
He will also examine the extranational obligations implied in international human rights law under which States must respect the right to food of citizens of other countries.
States must respect and observe the independence of the judiciary and measures should be taken to fully comply with the guarantees of judicial independence.
In the design andapplication of policies regarding indigenous peoples, States must respect the right of self-definition and selfidentification of indigenous people.
States must respect freedom of religion or belief and all other human rights when undertaking actions to contain and combat against violence in the name of religion.
Similarly, in waging war against international terrorism, States must respect the principles of international humanitarian law and the Charter of the United Nations.
States must respect and protect the right of non-State organizations and individuals to collect, preserve and make available relevant documents concerning such violations.
The sine qua non condition of multilateralism is that,in attaining their national interests, States must respect global realities and take into account the needs of others.
Nevertheless, in international zones, States must respect all the relevant rules of international law, including those relating to the fundamental rights of the human being.
At the same time, that country is carrying out a dishonest campaign aimed at creating confusion and at perpetuating its unacceptable conduct, which goes against the legal andethical obligations that all States must respect.
It was emphasized that,in airport zones, States must respect all their international obligations, including the right to consular assistance.
In particular, States must respect free access by minorities to their own culture, heritage and other forms of expression, as well as the free exercise of their cultural identity and practices.
With respect to the manner in which the expulsion of an illegal alien is enforced,it should be noted that States must respect the fundamental human rights of the individual, such as the prohibition of torture or inhuman treatment.
Reiterates that States must respect their international obligations to prosecute perpetrators and compensate all victims of human rights and humanitarian law violations;
From the perspectiveof the Special Rapporteur, to fully comply with their obligations under the right to food, States must respect, protect and support the fulfilment of the right to food of people living in other territories.
The United States recognizes that States must respect the human rights of migrants, consistent with their obligations under international law, including international human rights law.
Nonetheless, while it is true that human rights law affords some flexibility in addressing security challenges, States must respect certain core principles in all circumstances, including the principles of necessity, proportionality, legality and non-discrimination.
Recognizing that all States must respect the nonrefoulement obligations under international refugee and human rights law, while at the same time, pay full respect to exclusion provisions.