Примеры использования Those who violated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Those who violated human rights in Indonesia could not do so with impunity.
It was the primary responsibility of States to ensure that those who violated women's human rights were held accountable.
Those who violated the laws and regulations were held both administratively and criminally accountable.
Under the Constitution of Burundi, the right to life was sacred and inviolable and those who violated that right were subject to capital punishment.
All those who violated the requirements of occupational safety, brought to administrative responsibility.
A majority of the representatives of the Security Council members stressed that sanctions must be implemented,particularly against those who violated human rights.
Those who violated that right were liable to prosecution, and that consequence was spelled out in article 45.
Laws and regulations on the protection of women's rights andinterests must be constantly improved, and those who violated women's rights should be brought to justice.
The delegation was informed that those who violated the regime of the institution were handed over to the Police and transferred to another facility.
The LSP targeted Jews and suspected Jews, supporters of Jews, people evading imprisonment in the ghettos,escapees from ghettos, or those who violated the Nazi racial laws.
They condemned those who violated international humanitarian law and human rights, emphasizing that there was a need to bring perpetrators to justice.
Meanwhile, the President of the Imbonerakure declared that CNDD-FDD did notendorse violent acts and called upon the judiciary to individually punish those who violated the law.
Were sanctions imposed on those who violated article 35 of the Constitution, which recognized the exceptional importance of motherhood and the right to paid maternity leave?
In order tomaintain law and order in its territory, every State had the right to decide for itself how to punish those who violated the fundamental rules of society.
The only way of dealing with those who violated international law was to disseminate knowledge of its basic principles and its spirit to the millions of potential victims of violations.
It was also noted that an official could not invoke higher orders to justify an illegal act,but it seemed that those who violated this rule knowingly were rarely punished.
However, if those who violated domestic and international laws were not brought to justice, with full respect for due process and judicial guarantees, the United Nations could be accused of contributing to a culture of impunity.
It was upholding its end of the basic bargain of the Treaty and asked all signatories to do the same by strengthening global non-proliferation rules andholding accountable those who violated them.
The Report stated that States were responsible for fighting impunity andholding to account those who violated human rights, but what measures could States take to deal with human rights defenders who broke the law?
The representative of the Russian Federation pointed out that sanctions remained the most powerful non-military means of exerting an impact in accordance with the Charter on those who violated the international legal order.
Efforts should be made to establish mechanisms to monitor and punish those who violated economic and cultural rights, which were important in a world where damage had been done to religion, diversity, coexistence and the moral and ethical foundations of society and the family.
It was of the utmost importance for the State party to respond by developing the framework, authority andpolitical will required to punish those who violated domestic and international law in the area of human rights.
Answer: Among this people, among those who violated My Will and Laws, began to come in incarnation such beings that have been coming so far, that are coming now, and come always and everywhere where My Commandments and the Lord's Moral Law are violated- very heavily karmically burdened light beings, who were in the network of the darkness for a number of previous incarnations, or else entities from any of the networks of the illusion.
Mr. Ceinos-Cox(United States of America) asked what recommendation could be made to States, the international community and non-governmental organizations to address the problem of impunity of government officials,in particular those who violated the rights of human rights defenders.
Canada recommended that Algeria review the Charter in line with the recommendations of the Human Rights Committee to make sure that those who violated human rights be judged and prosecuted according to international standards, and to make sure that those who criticized the Government are not subjected to criminal prosecution.
Condemns the widespread looting and destruction of houses and other property, in particular by HVO forces in the area of Mrkonjic Grad and Sipovo, and demands that all sides immediately stop such action, investigate them andmake sure that those who violated the law be held individually responsible in respect of such acts;
Mr. Obame(Gabon) recalled that the international community had welcomed the establishment of the Special Court for Sierra Leone as a major step towards the end of impunity for those who violated human rights and international humanitarian law, especially those who had perpetrated atrocities and serious crimes in Sierra Leone during the last 10 years of its deadly civil war.
On 10 August 2007, the Council, condemning the continuing illicit flow of weapons within and into the Democratic Republic of the Congo, unanimously adopted resolution 1771(2007), by which it renewed the arms embargo, as well as the travel ban andassets freeze on those who violated the embargo, until 15 February 2008.
In that connection, the French President, Nicolas Sarkozy,had declared on 21 March 2008 that, in the face of proliferation, the international community must show no weakness to those who violated international norms, but that all those who abided by them were entitled to fair access to nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
Washington's six-point plan included impartial justice toward Indians; regulated buying of Indian lands; promotion of commerce; promotion of experiments to civilize or improve Indian society; presidential authority to give presents;and punishing those who violated Indian rights.