Примеры использования Weaker party на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is not Iraq;Iraq is the weaker party here.
In employment relationship the employee is the weaker party: all employers claimed they had already agreed to employ other candidates, in one case a vacancy was filled by the decision of another administrator, etc.
A new legislative base was created in the country,aimed at protecting the borrower as the weaker party.
Others, including Lucien Bouchard, initially favoured a weaker party structure that would simply allow Bloc candidates to have their party designation appear on the ballot.
Such systems for informal dispute resolution tended to disadvantage the weaker party, usually the woman.
Regrettably, international mediators accepted this fait accompli and the weaker party was asked either for concessions on lands or to continue being subjected to aggression and destruction.
Ms. Halperin-Kaddari said that she was curious as to whether the Property(Relationships)Act had actually worked to help the weaker party as intended.
The inter partes nature of the award procedure raises an issue with regard to privacy: the weaker party must give an account of his financial situation to his future adversary;
The New Zealand Government considers that the ability for volume contracts to derogate from the draft Convention is not desirable, first, because it is counter to the general principle of harmonization and, secondly,because it may expose the weaker party in a negotiation to an abuse of power.
With regard to safeguarding the interests of the weaker party in the mediation, a nuanced picture emerged that disproved the assumption that the woman- orthe person with a lower level of education- is the weaker party.
It was also concluded that the mediation process sufficiently safeguards the interests of the weaker party- in particular, underage children.
Since in any dispute there was a stronger and a weaker party, the provisions for entrusting the decision to a third party in cases where the parties did not reach agreement were reasonable.
The provision prohibiting usury-type of discrimination at work is intended to strengthen the protection of the weaker party Government Bill 151/2003.
It is important to keep in mind that the ability of the civilian population as the weaker party to assert its rights within a rigid framework of rights and duties is illusory because its ability to ascertain its rights is ex hypothesi unavailable by the very fact of occupation.
According to the report(p. 80),the mediation process sufficiently safeguarded the interests of the weaker party, in particular under-age children.
One of them observed that the flexible and consensual approach adopted by the Commission had two main drawbacks: firstly, many of the substantive provisions of the draft were necessarily imprecise and therefore open to differing interpretations and it would be illogical to leave them as they were without defining dispute settlement procedures; secondly, the provisions for entrusting the decision to a third party, while reasonable since in any dispute there was a stronger and a weaker party, seemed too elaborate.
While all realize that both parties have obligations that must be fulfilled,it is unacceptable to pressure the weaker party without addressing the party that holds the international legal responsibility under the Convention.
The State party should be more specific about the rights of cohabitants andthe legislative measures aimed at protecting the weaker party in de facto unions.
It was objected that such charges will raise the cost of inland water transport, andthat inland water transport firms, because in their relationship to shippers they are the weaker party, will not always be able to pass on this additional cost to their customers.
There has been some discussion about whether the relative economic power of the parties would cause unfairness in the ADR process, and whether a weaker party is not better protected by a judge.
However, they agree that legal systems generally view freedom of contract as both critical for commercial transactions andin need of limitation to protect the weaker party to those transactions and the public interest.
However, there was strong support for the proposition that, while generally desirable in the case of parties with equal bargaining power, unlimited freedom of contract might in other cases deprive the weaker party, typically small shippers, of any protection against unreasonable unilateral conditions imposed by carriers.
Some States use non-mandatory rules to protect weaker parties.
In this respect, Table 3 reveals rather the very weak parties in terms of district territorial structures.
Some States use non-mandatory rules to protect weaker parties on the theory that they provide a baseline against which the stronger party may attempt to negotiate an alternative contractual provision.
The landlocked developing countries were not necessarily perpetually poor and weaker parties in cooperation, but under more favourable conditions could play an important role in regional and subregional trade and development.
In the attempt to cut and run, the weakest party- Bosnia's Muslims- should not be unjustly pressured and obliged to settle for far less than what is, in the final analysis, an acceptable minimum to them.
Another advantage of the above-mentioned proposals, it was said, was that they recognized that consumer-protection or other national or international law of a mandatory nature(e.g.,rules protecting weaker parties in the context of contracts of adhesion) should not be interfered with.
Another aim of the provision is to make it clear that consumer-protection or other national or international law of a mandatory nature(e.g.,rules protecting weaker parties in the context of contracts of adhesion) should not be interfered with.
Another aim of the provision is to recognize that consumer-protection or other national or international law of a mandatory nature(e.g.,rules protecting weaker parties in the context of contracts of adhesion) should not be interfered with.