Примеры использования This right must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Normally, this right must be exercised before the Social Network.
Everyone has the right to decide about one's own body, and this right must always be respected.
This right must be enforced without discrimination as to the gender of the parent.
Troop-contributing countries have the right to be heard by the Council, and this right must be recognized de jure and not only de facto.”.
This right must be recognized and put into practice by all those involved;
The five-year transition period which the legislature was granted in order toadjust any provisions which violated this right expired in February 1988 and this right must now be fully taken into account.
This right must be exercised subsequent to a period of maternity or paternity leave.
While all States have the sovereign right to restrict the entry of foreign nationals, this right must be exercised in conformity with their obligations under international human rights law.
This right must be enforced without discrimination as to the gender of the parent.
Article IV of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons guarantees States parties' rights to develop the research, production anduse of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes; this right must be preserved.
This right must not be subject to any limitation, anywhere, under any condition.
The right to protest is an essential element of the right to participation in a democratic society andrestrictions imposed on this right must be closely examined regarding their necessity and reasonableness.
This right must be held by the person filing an action, i.e. there must be a personal connection;
While fully acknowledging the right to self-defence of Israel,I recall that this right must be exercised in accordance with international law, that civilians must be protected, and that an appropriate mechanism of accountability must be in place.
This right must be truly respected and should not be compromised or restricted under the pretext of nonproliferation.
If it is written that citizens of the Russian Federation have the right to peaceful assembly, without weapons, the right to hold meetings, rallies and demonstrations, marches and pickets,then this right must be absolute and should not be constrained by any other legal acts.
States parties stressed that this right must be exercised in conformity with obligations under the Treaty.
This right must henceforth be considered a basic right, without which the others are mere illusions.
By the same token, while underscoring the right of all States to the peaceful uses of nuclear technology in accordance with article IV of the NPT,we insist that this right must be accompanied by the commitment and obligation to comply with the verification and safeguards provisions of the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA.
However, this right must go only to those States that entirely fulfil their non-proliferation obligations pursuant to the NPT.
The United States recognizes that, according to international law, a State is entitled to expropriate within its jurisdiction for public purposes in the absence of contract provisions or any other agreement to the contrary;however, this right must be accompanied by the relevant obligation a State may have entered into in the sense that such expropriation shall entail the payment of prompt, adequate and effective compensation.
This right must be ensured in practice for every person deprived of liberty, including those detained under administrative law.
In conformity with article 2 of the Covenant, this right must be guaranteed, without distinction, to everyone within the territory and under the jurisdiction of Liechtenstein.
This right must be observed in the new world order if we wish to preserve, as is our duty, peace and cultural plurality among nations.
The Treaty also specifies that this right must be used in conformity with its articles I and II; this obligation also must be respected.
This right must not be restricted or regulated by legislation that promotes discrimination against those who are"linguistically challenged.
The regulation and exercise of this right must not be of a punitive character or impose obligations exceeding those established for military service.
This right must be limited to what is justifiably necessary to protect Amerindians but it cannot give Amerindians rights to the detriment of others.
However, we also believe that this right must be balanced by the grave responsibility of careful consideration of safeguards issues and full compliance with non-proliferation obligations.
However, this right must be exercised in accordance with law and custom and must not infringe upon the rights of others or damage public or private property.