Примеры использования Would be threatened на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If it did not,international law would be threatened.
Many participants emphasized that women would be threatened with exclusion from the labour market if adequate measures were not taken.
Let's start with the fact that she thinks I would be threatened by you.
Section 243(h)'s imposition of a'would be threatened' requirement is entirely consistent with the United States' obligations under the Protocol.
Obligation not to expel an alien to a State where his or her life would be threatened.
Without equity, growth would lose its raison d'être and stability would be threatened by the tensions arising out of the privations experienced by large sectors of the population.
Commentary to draft article 23 Obligation not to expel an alien to a State where his or her life would be threatened.
But a few years ago, the very idea thatYesenin would be sold in film, and fines would be threatened for his sale to children's hands, would have seemed absurd.
The title of draft article 23, as amended,read"Obligation not to expel an alien to a State where his or her life would be threatened.
Of course, there were detractors as well- The Gas and Water Company,whose business would be threatened due to loss of customers switching to the use of electric current in their households.
He pleaded for additional assistance from the international community, without which the security andstability of his country would be threatened.
It was unconvinced that the complainant would be threatened with persecution or inhuman treatment upon return, and concluded that there were no legal obstacles to her return to Belarus.
The very survival of certain low-lying countries would be threatened by sealevel rise.
An alien could not be deported to a country where he would be at risk of torture, inhuman treatment or punishment, orhis life or freedom would be threatened.
The Law also prohibited returning a refugee to a country in which his life would be threatened on account of his race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group or political opinions.
The cornerstone principle of non-refoulement obliges States not to return a refugee to a country where his orher life or liberty would be threatened on Convention grounds.
Paragraph 1 prohibits the expulsion of an alien"to a State where his orher life or freedom would be threatened" on one of the grounds set out in draft article 15, which establishes the obligation not to discriminate.
In accordance with international law, no Cambodian citizen ornon-citizen should be deported to a country where his/her life or freedom would be threatened.
The foundations of any civilized society,namely morality and good governance, would be threatened if concerted international action was not taken to combat corruption.
It means that no person shall be rejected, returned or extradited to a territory where his life,physical integrity or liberty would be threatened.
Paragraph 1 prohibits the expulsion of an alien"to a State where his or her life would be threatened" on one of the grounds set out in draft article 14, which establishes the obligation not to discriminate.
Gas hydrate deposits also have specialized biota associated with them, such as crabs,tube worms and mussels, which would be threatened by extraction activities.168.
There was a lack of coherence between draft article 6(Prohibition of the expulsion of refugees) and paragraph 1 of draft article 23 Obligation not to expel an alien to a State where his orher life or freedom would be threatened.
Article 23, paragraph 1(Obligation not to expel an alien to a State where his or her life or freedom would be threatened) would prevent expulsion to a State where the alien's freedom would be threatened. .
The said paragraph in this way clearly specifies that the GOJ in principle does not return any foreign nationals to any territories where their lives would be threatened.
Coral reefs were under increasing stress and by 2030,absent urgent protective measures, 90 per cent would be threatened by the combined impacts of climate change, acidification and other human impacts.
His delegation fully agreed with the rationale behind draft article 23 Obligation not to expel an alien to a State where his orher life or freedom would be threatened.
The obligation of States not to expel, return orrefoule refugees to territories where their life or freedom would be threatened is a cardinal protection principle enshrined in the Convention, to which no reservations are permitted.
Respect all provisions of the Convention relating to the Status of Refugees, including the principle of non-refoulement for all persons standing at the Bangladesh borders,whose life would be threatened(France);
Article 33 of the Convention relating to the Status of Refugees prohibits the expulsion of a refugee to a country where his life or freedom would be threatened on account of his race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion.