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Recently, the Verkhovna Rada registered a bill number 6647, which prescribes new rules.
These are examples of an obligation“to respect” which prescribes that the State not interfere in these individual freedoms.
In the case of a state of emergency,international human rights law contains specific provisions which prescribe the actions of States.
An end-use certificate is documentation which prescribes the use of material intended for transfer.
The status of the person during detention has been fully elaborated through several provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code, which prescribe the rights of detained persons.
Therefore, should consult a specialist center, which prescribe treatment and will monitor the treatment process, if necessary, adjusting doses and combination.
It recommended Djibouti make more effective the implementation of Article 333 of the Criminal Code, which prescribes heavy penalties for the practice of FGM.
The competent authority which prescribes the definitive test method corresponding to each of the Test Types should specify the appropriate test criteria.
In addition, the Group and the Bank have in place internal regulatory documents which prescribe the manner whereby the financial statements are prepared.
The Hijacking Act, which prescribed penalties commensurate with the seriousness of the crimes it proscribed, gave domestic effect to three of those instruments.
The practice of slavery was outlawed in the nineteenth century by the Decree of 23 January 1846, which prescribed criminal sanctions for anyone who enslaved another person.
Amendments were made to Articles 418, a, b,and d, which prescribe sanctions for official persons against perpetration of crimes of trafficking in human beings- at least 8 years up to 10 years prison sentence in case the victim is a person of minor age.
The representative of Norway requested that reference should be made to article 32 of the Vienna Convention, which prescribes the daytime use of lights on motorcycles.
Reference should also be made to article 75 of the Penal Code, which prescribes the penalties for all offences, including torture, when committed with particular aggravating circumstances.
Further evidence of the erosion of the State's discretion is to be found in the decisions of arbitral tribunals which prescribe how the award is to be divided.
The freedom and privacy of communication(art. 49)are additionally safeguarded by penal provisions which prescribe sanctions for unlawful infringement, concealment and damage of correspondence, for tapping a communication line and for passing on the information obtained in that way.
The only legal texts where price controls can still be found are some bilateral inland water transport agreements, which prescribe minimum freight rates for bilateral transport.
In June 2011 new amendment were made in immigration law which prescribe that"Latvia residence permit" can be received only by purchasing a real estate from Latvian citizen, European Union citizen or from foreign citizen who already has residence permit in Latvia.
The list also specifies that four of the executed were convicted under article 223 of the Penal Code which prescribes the death sentence for any person attempting to kill the President.
Finally, for a number of offences, qualifying criminal provisions which prescribe heavier penalties have been added, i.e. a situation where a person commits a crime against another person on account of that other person's actual or perceived race, ethnic group, nationality, political beliefs, or religion or because he has no religion or appears to have no religion.
This rule should do away with the need for specialagreements RID 5/2010 and ADR M213 according to RID/ADR Chapter 1.5, which prescribe similar simplified conditions.
In 2009 the Parliament of Nauru enacted the Correctional Service Act 2009, which prescribes a more humane approach to imprisonment than that which existed under the old legislation.
He cites the Tunisian Criminal Code,the Military Code of Pleadings and Penalties, and the anti-terrorist law of 10 December 2003, which prescribe penalties for activities carried out outside Tunisia.
Worse yet, despite the criteria provided for in the Statute of the International Court of Justice, which prescribe only qualifications in Article 2 and representations of the main forms of civilization and of the principal legal systems of the world in Article 9, the permanent members of the Security Council always occupy a seat on the International Court of Justice, resulting in and perpetuating a gross imbalance in the world court.
Jordan confirmed the criminalization of illicit enrichment through article 6 of the Financial Disclosure Law of 2006, which prescribes criteria for declaration of assets and sanctions for failure to declare.
In accordance with the Security Council resolutions 1503 and 1534, which prescribe that only the most senior leaders responsible for the most serious crimes must be tried in The Hague, thirteen motions involving twenty-one mid- and lower-level accused have been filed by the Prosecutor between 1 September 2004 and 28 July 2005, requesting the deferral of indicted cases pursuant to Rule 11 bis of the Rules of Procedure and Evidence.
The legal protection of life and physical integrity of all citizens, including the journalists in BiH,is ensured by the entities' and BDBiH criminal codes, which prescribe penalties for various types of attacks on the specified principles.
Between 1 September 2004 and 28 July 2005, in accordance with the Security Council resolutions 1503 and 1534, which prescribe that only the most senior leaders responsible for the most serious crimes must be tried in The Hague, thirteen motions requesting the referral of indicted cases pursuant to Rule 11 bis of the Rules of Procedure and Evidence, involving twenty-one mid- and lower-level accused, have been filed by the Prosecutor.
Thus the urgency to sponsor a legal doctrine supported by compliance with the international andconstitutional parameters of protection of the human rights of women, which prescribe a democratic and equalitarian perspective in relation to gender.
With regard to guidelines pursuant to the Law on Securing of Equal Opportunity and Treatment between Men and Women in Employment,revised in 2006, which prescribe prohibited measures for which it is deemed necessary to be specifically and clearly expressed in order to enable employers to take appropriate action concerning recruitment, hiring, assignment, promotion, etc., the following exceptions are admitted.