Приклади вживання Positive obligations Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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No positive obligations arose under Articles 3 or 8 of the Convention.
The applicant further maintained that States have positive obligations under Article 10 of the Convention.
The Court must determine whether the present case shouldbe examined in terms of the State's negative or positive obligations.
There were also positive obligations inherent in effective“respect” for family life.
To hold otherwise would mean that freedom of expression is no more than the absence of censorship,which would be incompatible with the above-mentioned positive obligations.
There may in addition be positive obligations inherent in an effective"respect" for family life.
Financial services and immovable property, by reason of their complexity and inherent serious risks, necessitate detailed requirements,including positive obligations on traders.
There may however be positive obligations inherent in an effective'respect' for family life.
Gennadiy Tokarev, Director of Human Rights Litigation Centre of KHRPG, spoke about the jurisdiction and the responsibility of Ukraine,it's failure to fulfill its positive obligations in accordance with articles 2,3 and 13 of the Convention.
There may in addition be positive obligations inherent in effective"respect" for family life.
The obligation on States to ensure the effective exercise ofhuman rights involves not only negative obligations of non-interference, but also positive obligations to secure those rights to everyone within their jurisdiction.
The discharge of this general duty may entail positive obligations inherent in ensuring the effective exercise of the rights guaranteed by the Convention.
Moreover,“the right to receive informationcannot be construed as imposing on a State positive obligations to collect and disseminate information of its own motion”.
The positive obligations require States to make regulations compelling hospitals, whether private or public, to adopt appropriate measures for the protection of patients' lives.
To this primarily negative undertaking, there may be positive obligations inherent in an effective respect for private or family life….
These positive obligations include, among others: to create a favourable environment for participation in public debate for everyone and to enable the expression of ideas and opinions without fear;
The Council of Europe member States have negative and positive obligations to respect, protect and promote human rights and fundamental freedoms on the Internet.
The aforementioned positive obligations require States to make regulations compelling hospitals, whether public or private, to adopt appropriate measures for the protection of their patients' lives.
The negative prohibition in the Article is absolute and unqualified but the positive obligations which flow from it are not absolute: see Osman v. United Kingdom, above; Rees v.
The aforementioned positive obligations therefore require States to make regulations compelling hospitals, whether public or private, to adopt appropriate measures for the protection of their patients' lives.
Addition to that primarily negative undertaking, there might be positive obligations inherent in effective respect for private or family life.
The discharge of this general duty may entail positive obligations inherent in ensuring the effective exercise of the rights guaranteed by the Convention.
Addition to that primarily negative undertaking, there might be positive obligations inherent in effective respect for private or family life.
In particular, the choice of means for ensuring the positive obligations under Article 2 is in principle a matter that falls within the Contracting State's margin of appreciation.
In addition to this primarily negative undertaking, there may be positive obligations inherent in an effective respect for private or family life(…).
In sum, the Court considers that the State failed to fulfil its positive obligations to adopt effective and clear judicial protection against discrimination on the ground of trade union membership.
In that connection, reiterating its findings in the case of Lopes de Sousa Fernandes v. Portugal,the Court pointed out that the substantive positive obligations on Turkey were confined to the effective introduction and implementation of a statutory framework capable of protecting patients.
This follows both from paragraph 2 of Article 9 and from the State's positive obligations under Article 1 of the Convention to secure to everyone within its jurisdiction the rights and freedoms defined therein(see Leyla Şahin, cited above,§ 106).
Mr. Lishchyna, referring to the case-law of ECHR,noted that Ukraine had positive obligations to pay compensations for property that was destroyed or damaged as a result of the conflict.