Примеры использования Such legislation should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He sought further information on that point so as tobe able to assess its real scope and stressed that such legislation should concern all foreigners without any distinction.
Such legislation should include the following.
In countries where legislative provisions do not exist which give authorities jurisdiction to prosecute and punish torture,the enactment of such legislation should be made a priority.
Such legislation should be vigorously enforced.
Anti-trust legislation is a guarantee against possibleabuses by foreign companies; adopting and implementing such legislation should allay local retailers' fears about foreign company presence.
Such legislation should embrace the concepts of direct and indirect discrimination.
The EU Racial Equality Directive indicates that such legislation should apply to all persons, in both the private and public sector, including to public bodies in relation to the following areas.
Such legislation should include remedies for victims of discrimination.
The Committee considers that such legislation should include measures to combat racial discrimination in labour relations and housing and, more generally, racial discrimination by any person, group or organization, as required by article 2(1)(d) of the Convention.
Such legislation should be harmonized among countries as much as possible.
Such legislation should include, at a minimum, all the recommendations contained in this cluster.
Such legislation should make environmentally sound management operational and may include provisions on.
Such legislation should impose obligations on the authorities to promote equality and to eradicate discrimination.
Such legislation should be compatible with international human rights standards and the best interests of children must be a primary consideration;
Such legislation should be accompanied by a mechanism that allows for a systematic independent evaluation of public expenditure on children.
Such legislation should prevent speculative land acquisition and protect the land, water and forest-use rights of affected communities.
Such legislation should address the principle of sufficiency- all children should be given sufficient time and space to exercise these rights.
Such legislation should ensure that victims have access to immediate means of redress and protection and that perpetrators are prosecuted and punished.
Such legislation should clearly define roles and responsibilities of the various stakeholders, and strengthen links between communities and the various levels of government.
In particular, such legislation should include measures providing the greatest possible security for tenants and strictly enumerate the circumstances under which evictions may be carried out.
Such legislation should allow for and stimulate diversity in ways of organizing and funding of civil associations, while at the same time protecting their integrity and accessibility to all citizens.
Such legislation should cover matters connected with the recovery of assets and the restitution of property where appropriate, without criminal conviction, as set out in article 54 of the Convention.
Such legislation should include measures to combat racial discrimination in labour relations and housing and, more generally, racial discrimination by any person, group or organization as required by article 2, paragraph 1(d), of the Convention.
Such legislation should accord with the provisions of the Covenant and with ILO Conventions No. 87(Freedom of Association and Protection of the Right to Organize Convention, 1948) and No. 98 Right to Organize and Collective Bargaining Convention, 1949.
Such legislation should include measures which(a) provide the greatest possible security of tenure to occupiers of houses and land,(b) conform to the Covenant and(c) are designed to control strictly the circumstances under which evictions may be carried out.
Such legislation should also be reviewed so as to ensure that relevant rules and regulations set out detailed standards of care for all institutions(public and private) caring for children, including the prohibition of the use of violence.
Such legislation should, at a minimum, require licensing, registration, vetting, human rights training, Government oversight and regular monitoring, and provide for civil and criminal responsibility in the event of human rights violations;
Such legislation should cover education, employment, housing, relations with the police and access to the criminal justice system making it clear that discrimination or violence against migrants will not be tolerated in any of those areas.
Such legislation should, at a minimum, require licensing, registration, vetting, human rights training, Government oversight and regular monitoring, and should provide for civil and criminal responsibility in the event of human rights violations.