Примеры использования To meet this obligation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, the Government fails to meet this obligation.
States' failure to meet this obligation may result in human rights violations.
These are political not managerial decisions,and we have to meet this obligation.
What may happen: failure to meet this obligation entails administrative measures!
The box below details the concrete actions that States must take in order to meet this obligation.
In the event of a failure to meet this obligation the Inspectorate for Road Transport may issue penalties.
As a rule, the Committee considers that reference to a range of existing offences is not necessarily enough to meet this obligation.
Should he fail to meet this obligation, he will be subject to the penalties set forth in the Consolidated Labor Laws.
SSSU is to fulfil the state statistical policy, and in order to meet this obligation the LSS gives the necessary rights to do so.
One way to meet this obligation is to include a provision in criminal law, but there are other ways also.
But the UK fully accept that States Parties are responsible to report on progress on an annual basis as provided for under Article 7 andthe UK will continue to meet this obligation.
Members shall be free to meet this obligation through industrial design law or through copyright law.
For that reason, in many cases it will not be possible to rely on provisions allowing for asset sharing to meet this obligation, unless the legal regime for sharing is extremely open and flexible.
Failure of the secured creditor to meet this obligation may result only in nominal penalties and any damages resulting from the failure that may be proven;
The author claims that the State party should support in particular the parent who has custody over the child,that in the instant case the State party failed to meet this obligation, despite recognizing the transfer of custody, and hence violated article 24 of the Covenant.
To meet this obligation, States should provide stable and predictable legal and regulatory environments which enable business enterprises to respect children's rights.
Thus, while the Court will bring alleged perpetrators of international crimes to justice where national authorities are unable or unwilling to do so,the Court has also catalysed the development of national capacities to meet this obligation.
In order to meet this obligation, the Peace Secretariat of the Office of the President of the Republic is implementing a National Reconciliation Programme, entitled"Peace and Conciliation.
Furthermore, according to international law-- inter alia, the provisions of Article 1 of the Charter of the United Nations-- the international community has aperemptory obligation to maintain peace and security, and to meet this obligation any use or threat of use of such arms must be prohibited.
Failure to meet this obligation is an offence and the State employs the appropriate mechanisms to ensure that the parent involved abides by his legal obligations.
In view of this obligation to investigate, in cases of gross human rights violations"rules allowing amnesty, limitation or the establishment of derogations from responsibility are unacceptable" and"no act orprovision of domestic law may be used to justify the failure to meet this obligation.
When adopting measures to meet this obligation, States must not violate the Charter of the United Nations and general international law nor diminish the obligations of the host State under the Convention.
Thus, far from displacing domestic courts in countries blighted by crimes against the basic code of humanity, the advent of a permanent international criminal court has reaffirmed the responsibility of States to ensure justice for international crimes committed in their territory(principle 19)- andenhanced their capacity to meet this obligation.
In order to meet this obligation, Chad intends to continue with the large-scale technical survey, launched in 2010 with UNDP and other partners, to determine the scale of contamination in the country.
The starting point is the need for the legal instrument to set out clearly an obligation on parties to tackle emissions,together with clarity about the steps that they will need to take nationally to meet this obligation- whether it is a"direct" obligation(which could be, for example, to apply best available techniques) or"indirect" for example, to prepare a plan, with the plan itself setting out what action a party is proposing to take.
To meet this obligation, States are urged to establish national civil registration that is free, universal and accessible for the birth registration of all children and to ensure that all marriages are registered by a competent authority.
The Committee considers that reference to a range of existing offences andthe relevant regulations is not sufficient to meet this obligation, as the offence of enforced disappearance is not a series of different crimes, but rather a single complex offence, committed by agents of the State or by persons or groups of persons acting with the authorization, support or acquiescence of the State, that violates various rights.
In order to meet this obligation, the Prosecutor concluded an agreement with the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe(OSCE) in 2005, pursuant to which the OSCE reports on developments in transferred cases through its missions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia.
Obviously the measures that a State might take to meet this obligation will be constrained by democratic principles and practical considerations of resources; however, sufficient measures, akin in scope to those required for the effective investigation of an individual's death, are not an unreasonable burden and are arguably required under international law.
By failing to meet this obligation, the State party has also failed to guarantee the right of the complainant to lodge a complaint in accordance with its responsibilities under article 13 of the Convention, which presupposes that the authorities provide a satisfactory response to such a complaint by launching a prompt and impartial investigation.