Примеры использования To grant nationality на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Only the State is competent to grant nationality, and every State has that power.
Such protection should, however, not prejudge the State's decision to grant nationality.
The Nationality Code had been amended to grant nationality to children born to Algerian mothers.
At the same time,the State that issues the expatriation permit is not in a position to force another State to grant nationality to that person.
Any limitations on the freedom of States to grant nationality had their basis in treaties, which were fairly cautious in that regard.
The 1999 draft articles successfully balanced consideration for the human rights of affected individuals with the long-standing prerogative of States to grant nationality.
This law gives Iraqi women the same right as men to grant nationality to their children.
The sovereign prerogative of States to grant nationality must be exercised within the limits imposed by international law, which were correctly identified in the draft articles.
This legal provision limits the number of situations where those responsible for deciding on whether to grant nationality through naturalization may exercise their discretionary powers.
While a State had the discretion to grant nationality to non-nationals, denationalization and a State's expulsion of its own nationals was prohibited by international law.
An application for review with suspensive effect may also be lodged with the Administrative Tribunal against a refusal to grant nationality, with the possibility of an appeal to the Administrative Court.
Also urges States to grant nationality to foundlings found in their territory in the absence of proof that the foundling is not a national of the State where found;
It is difficult to establish, under general international law, a duty to grant nationality to certain legal persons, as might be the case for natural persons;
Since a State's right to grant nationality was virtually absolute, the main clause of draft article 5 should read"the State of nationality means the State whose nationality the individual sought to be protected has acquired in accordance with its national laws.
However, the said decision does not apply at all to the right of a Lebanese woman to grant nationality to her husband and children, as it concerns Lebanese not foreigners.
States are not required, however, to grant nationality to individuals having no effective link with the State unless this would result in treating those persons as if they were stateless.
It emphasizes the main element common to all categories for which the Working Group concluded that the obligation to grant nationality should exist: permanent residence in the territory of the successor State paragraph a.
Practical measures had been taken to grant nationality to the many people who deserved it, through the relevant legal procedures, as was borne out by a statement by the Amir of Bahrain on the subject.
It should be noted that a popular initiative requesting that communes be able to exclude judiciary recourse by enabling citizens to vote on whether to grant nationality was rejected by referendum on 1 June 2008.
This Convention is designed to allow for Contracting States to grant nationality or refrain from depriving persons of the nationality of the State in certain circumstances.
HRW indicated that, despite significant reforms announced in 2011 to increase welfare benefits and access to work for the Bidoun, the Government had not fulfilled promises to grant nationality to all those with legitimate citizenship claims.
The Committee encourages the State party to grant nationality to children who are born in Chile and whose parents are in an irregular situation, whenever parents are unable to transfer their nationality to the children.
Nevertheless, there is a wish on the part of the relevant bodies forconformity between Bahraini legislation on nationality and the Convention and a proposal to grant nationality on the basis of right of blood on the mother's side is currently under discussion.
The Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness of 1961 requires States to grant nationality to any person born on their territory if this person would otherwise be stateless(art. 1) and prohibits States from depriving persons of their nationality if such deprivation would render them stateless art. 8.
Mr. Kartashkin stated that article 15 of the Universal Declaration which grants everyone the right to a nationality was to be understood to encompass also citizenship andthat States had an obligation to grant nationality to individuals residing permanently in that State.
While the Government of theSyrian Arab Republic has, since 2004, made promises to grant nationality, the independent expert is informed that thousands remain registered as Ajanib or foreigners in the country.
His delegation welcomed the Commission's adoption of the draft articles on nationality of natural persons in relation to the succession of States(A/54/10, ch. IV), which struck the proper balance between the right of an individual to obtain nationality andthe right of the State to grant nationality.
Obligations to grant nationality to children born in the territory of a State and that would otherwise be stateless are also contained in article 20(2) of the American Convention on Human Rights, article 6(4) of the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child, and article 6(2) of the European Convention on Nationality.
Undesirable as it may be that any persons become stateless as a result of a change of sovereignty, it cannot be asserted with any measure of confidence that international law, at least in its present stage of development,imposes any duty on the successor State to grant nationality."O'Connell(1967), op. cit., p. 503.
Mr. Hmoud(Jordan) said that in view of the conflicting views which had emerged on the topic of diplomatic protection, such as the nature of the institution and its consequences, andits relationship with the right of States to grant nationality, it was crucial that States should offer the Commission guidelines for its work.