Примеры использования Was not absolute на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The principle of capacity to pay was not absolute.
The right to expel was not absolute but within the limits established by international law.
Freedom of expression,like other freedoms and rights, was not absolute.
Sovereignty”, which was not absolute but limited by the international commitments of States;
However, the right to condition the provision of assistance on compliance with national law was not absolute.
That this prohibition on the use of force was not absolute was made clear by the qualification to the article that.
According to the judgment of ECHR in Lenskaya v. Russian Federation,the principle of legal certainty was not absolute.
Freedom of expression was not absolute but restrictions must be fully justified on the grounds set forth in the Covenant.
Mr. KHALIL, referring to the responses to questions 21 to 23,said that freedom of opinion and expression was not absolute, as recognized in article 19 3.
However, that prerogative was not absolute, for example, where there was a danger that the individual would be subject to the death penalty after extradition.
While it was true that,in general, early confession was more valuable because it gave the accused less time to think, it was not absolute.
Freedom of expression was not absolute and it should be exercised with responsibility and in accordance with the relevant international human rights law and instruments.
Dual criminality appeared as a standard condition for granting extradition,although for several States parties that requirement was not absolute.
Freedom of expression was not absolute, and its exercise should carry responsibilities in accordance with the relevant international human rights law and instruments.
The Chairperson said that all delegates were aware that protection was not absolute, which was why the text set out the condition of"intentional wrongdoing.
The sponsor delegation made reference to paragraphs 4 and 5 of the explanatory notes of its proposal28 andobserved that the power of the Security Council to impose sanctions was not absolute.
Underlining that the right to freedom of expression was not absolute, the delegation mentioned that the Criminal Code provided for the offences of criminal libel and sedition.
His delegation agreed that, despite sovereignty rules, the right of a State with regard to the admission, permanence andexpulsion of aliens was not absolute.
The freedom to formulate a reservation, mentioned in draft guideline 3.1, was not absolute and its exercise was limited by the compatibility of the reservation with the object and purpose of the treaty.
While the right to hold opinions was one of the non-derogable rights under article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights,freedom of expression was not absolute, as it carried with it special duties and responsibilities.
That provision implied that freedom of expression was not absolute and could be subject to constraints, especially in relation to protecting the dignity and honour of others.
The policy favouring openness in the courtroom was not a fundamental public policy and although public access to records and proceedings was strongly favoured,that right was not absolute and a court may exercise its discretion to deny access to documents.
In the author's case,while conceding that the AttorneyGeneral's discretion was not absolute or unfettered, the Supreme Court did not call the AttorneyGeneral to explain why he sent these indictments to the High Court.
While it followed that assisting actors were required to comply with the national law of the affected State,it was the Special Rapporteur's view that the right to make the provision of assistance conditional on compliance with national law was not absolute.
Particularly noteworthy was the Supreme Court ruling,which established that freedom of expression was not absolute, but was limited to the extent that it infringed the rights of others.
However, that right,provided for under article IV of the Treaty, was not absolute but was conditional upon compliance with the non-proliferation and safeguards obligations under articles II and III. Export controls were an important practical means of closing existing loopholes in the NPT regime.
Mr. Ehrenkrona(Sweden), speaking on behalf of the five Nordic countries(Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden), said, with respect to the topic"Reservations to treaties", that the general principle that the formulation of reservations was permitted was fundamental to the entire reservations regime,although the right to formulate reservations was not absolute.
The Court also observed that by deriving from the concept of"sovereignty", which was not absolute, the doctrine of"act of State" ought to be applied in a like manner; it was itself not absolute. .
While that rule was not absolute-- since a distinction must be made between acts of the sovereign(jure imperii) and other commercial acts(jure gestionis)-- the general principle was based on the recognition of the need for non-interference in the exercise of the sovereign prerogatives of a foreign State.
The representative of Slovenia further emphasized that it was equally clear that State sovereignty was not absolute and that it could not be used as a tool of denial of humanity resulting in threats to peace.