Примеры использования Wide definition на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Previous comments of ILO(see A/CN.4/568/Add.1) had already presented certain reservations regarding the wide definition of term"agent.
A wide definition of persons to be protected has been adopted to cover all"persons who participate in criminal proceedings.
He pointed out that in some cases the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination had used both the narrow and wide definitions.
The kind of payments and benefits included in such a wide definition are severance pay, unfair dismissal compensation amongst others.
Such a wide definition has led to an extensive and variable acceptance of"evidence" and the issuance of voluminous documentation to the defence.
The Trade Unions Act 1908 continues to provide a wide definition of trade unions, which includes workers, employers and trade organizations.
The wide definition of the term"gratification" covering undue advantage, whether tangible or intangible and pecuniary or non-pecuniary; and.
In the Tadic decision, after reviewing several sources of law ICTY held that"a wide definition of civilian population… is justified.
The wide definition in draft article 4 gives little scope for an additional rule modelled on article 8 on State responsibility"Conduct directed or controlled by a State.
The POCDATARA Act in section 2 further provides for a general offence of terrorism of which a fairly wide definition of"terrorist activity" is an element.
At the same time, IOM Glossary on Migration contains more wide definition of return, which is, in a general sense, the act or process of going back to the point of departure.
Croatia has put in place a comprehensive legal framework for the protection of witnesses, expert witnesses, victims treated as witnesses, as well as persons close to them, based on provisions of CPC(articles 294-299) and the Act on Witness Protection,which provides for a wide definition of persons to be protected.
Had Benin studied the Committee's general recommendation No. 24 which provided a wide definition of women's health going well beyond reproductive and maternal health?
According to the comparatively wide definition contained in the Code of Criminal Procedure, the injured is a person to whom the offender caused physical injury or moral damage, property damage or other damage sect. 43, para. 1 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
Criminalization of activities related to trafficking in cultural property using a wide definition that is applicable to all stolen and illicitly exported cultural property;
For the purposes of this note, a wide definition of"remittances" is used, encompassing private monetary transfers that a migrant makes to the country of origin, and including investments made by migrants in their home countries, as such funds significantly contribute to development and poverty reduction.
In the light of an increased trend of private-public partnership in international organizations, such a wide definition of"agent" may have far-reaching negative consequences for further development of such new trends.
UNESCO wonders whether the wide definition of"agents" included in draft article 4, paragraph 2, without any further qualifications, might leave the door open for the attribution to an organization of acts performed by State entities or private entities(such as universities, research institutes, etc.) that happen to be its"contractors.
Nevertheless, National Commissions could fall within the wide definition of"agents" provided under draft article 4, paragraph 2, in which the requisite of effective control is not expressly set forth.
It was suggested that, because of the rather wide definition of services, the Guide should provide some examples of items, in particular real property, whose classification might usefully be clarified in the Model Law.
It includes a comprehensive framework and incorporates a wide definition that acknowledges that femicide is committed by a person who, in the context of unequal power relations between men and women, puts to death a woman because she is a woman.
The statistics cover an extensive range of indicators and relate to a wide definition of private pension plans themselves subdivided into detailed categories using coherent statistical concepts, definitions and methodologies.
The Protection against Domestic Violence Act of 2001,which gives a wide definition to the term"abuse", allows for a range of protection orders to be made to secure the safety of spouses, former spouses(whether married or common-law), and persons who have had intimate relations though not sharing a residence and children.
HR Committee requested, by October 2006,information on follow-up to recommendations on the wide definition of terrorism under the Anti-Terrorism Act; the Canada Evidence Act relating to non-disclosure of information in connection with proceedings;"security certificates" under IRPA; and the situation of women prisoners.
The word"remuneration" in article 11, paragraph 1(d),is intended as agreed in the travaux préparatoires to incorporate the wide definition of pay in ILO Convention No. 100 so that remuneration includes"the ordinary, basic or minimum wage or salary and any additional emoluments, whatsoever payable directly or indirectly, whether in cash or in kind, by the employer to the worker and arising out of the worker's employment.
A wider definition is that corruption is abuse of trust.
A wider definition of health also takes into account such sociallyrelated concerns as violence and armed conflict.
We advocate a wider definition of spirituality which is ethical, psychological and focused on understanding the self and one's personhood.
The application of a wider definition of article 2(a), and article 3, paragraph 1(a), of the Optional Protocol with regard to trafficking;
In 2006, the Working Group on Toponymic Terminology accepted a new and wider definition of the term exonym, which had been proposed by the Working Group on Exonyms.