Примеры использования To coercive measures на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Question detainees, persons in custody, convicted offenders andpersons subject to coercive measures ordered by a court.
Persons who have been subjected to coercive measures without being suspects may also be entitled to damages if the circumstances so require.
Have knowledge of documents on the basis of which these persons have been placed in detention, remanded in custody,convicted or subject to coercive measures.
In this context a suspect foreigner may be subjected to coercive measures, including the interception of telecommunications or postal items.
The World Bank stated in a recent report that Bangladesh was undergoing a demographic transition at a low income level without resorting to coercive measures.
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Finally, should all political and diplomatic measures fail,recourse to coercive measures provided for by the Charter cannot be ruled out.
No one may be subjected to coercive measures which might impair these rights or be compelled to declare his or her creed, ideology or beliefs.
Reference is further made to the complaint procedures for other groups of persons subjected to coercive measures in institutions described under article 16.
Any person who has been unlawfully subjected to coercive measures by the body conducting criminal proceedings also has the right to compensation of pecuniary loss.
Ms. Zorai(Tunisia) said that the provisions of the Charter explicitly favoured the application of a preventive approach in the event of disputes, before resorting to coercive measures.
For instance, the occupancy of“persons released from penitentiary facilities or subjected to coercive measures of a medical nature by the court decision” makes up 65.6.
With respect to coercive measures to be taken in extreme cases, we believe that R2P should be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the United Nations Charter.
Public health legislation should ensure that people are not subjected to coercive measures such as isolation, detention or quarantine on the basis of their HIV status.
At the same time, when issuing warnings to parties in conflict, the Council should exercise utmost restraint in employing language making implicit orexplicit reference to coercive measures of dubious effectiveness.
Furthermore, it was suggested that,if States resorted unilaterally to coercive measures, other States might follow suit and thus undermine the rule-based international system.
The Government of Sweden mentioned that a committee was currently analysing the rules in the Communicable Disease Act in order to identify whether any reference is made to coercive measures as regards HIV-infected persons.
But the Libyan people would never submit, even though they had been subjected to coercive measures as well as systematic media campaigns that were not characterized by regard for factual objectivity.
In this connection, the Commission of the European Communities believes that even when the person concerned offers physical resistance, it must be possible to effect removal, andrecognizes that it is sometimes necessary to resort to coercive measures.
In general, we should take an extremely careful approach to coercive measures; what is more, we must not allow them to turn into a repressive mechanism for influencing States and peoples that are not to the liking of some.
The international community should resist lowering the threshold for invoking Chapter VII andprevent careless resort to coercive measures from endangering the Council's credibility.
Perpetrators of torture may be detained and subject to coercive measures, provided for in Article 237 et seq., and Article 181 et seq. of the Macao Criminal Procedure Code, for the purpose of appearing before the authorities.
Subsequently, the Monitoring Group has also received various credible testimonies that Eritrean andPFDJ officials continue to resort to coercive measures to extract payment from Eritrean nationals.
Draft article 17 should be interpreted as referring not to coercive measures such as the imposition of protection by means of force or the application of mandatory penalties or selective measures, but rather to actions or procedures regulated by bilateral, regional or international treaties.
In that context, Brazil favours action on the basis of multilateral negotiations and agreements grounded in the established and universal treaty-making process,rather than simple recourse by the Security Council to improvisation and to coercive measures.
What the Committee was trying to emphasize in that subparagraph was that the provisions governing recourse to coercive measures were rather vague and could therefore create problems in connection with the application of article 7 of the Covenant.
We need to get at the root causes of such problems and reduce the risks before situations arise and call for peace-keeping operations or, in the worst scenario, deteriorate andmake it necessary to resort to coercive measures for the imposition of peace.
Being bound by the purposes and principles of the United Nations,it did not have unlimited discretionary power to have recourse to coercive measures, including sanctions; it could not exceed the authority vested in it by Member States and it was accountable for its decisions and actions.
Nobody can be subject to coercive measures in the absence of adequate evidence leading to believe that the defendant is responsible for the facts for which he/she is being prosecuted and that such facts constitute a crime punishable by the terms of any of these measures. .
Also calls on parliaments to monitor closely UN Security Council proceedings,request their governments to make the case at the Security Council for the need to act responsibly when resorting to coercive measures and ensure that once adopted resolutions are enforced in their entirety and in a transparent manner;
Nobody can be subject to coercive measures in the absence of adequate evidence leading to believe that the defendant is responsible for the facts for which he/she is being prosecuted and that such facts constitute a crime punishable, according to the law, by terms of any of these measures. .