Примери за използване на Exercise of freedom на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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As exercise of freedom of expression.
It thus becomes evident that the only exercise of freedom in an ontological manner is love….
On the exercise of freedom of expression and of information;
Paragraph 2 of Article 10 defines the boundaries of the exercise of freedom of expression.
On the exercise of freedom of expression and information;
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There are concerns about deteriorating conditions for the full exercise of freedom of expression.
One person's exercise of freedom may conflict with the freedom of others.
Registration with the government should not be made a pre-requisite for the exercise of freedom of religion or belief.
Genuine, effective exercise of freedom of expression may require various positive measures for protection, even in the sphere of relations between individuals.
The potential of the new media system should be harnessed to support a more effective and direct exercise of freedom of expression.
After all, what is the purpose of exhibition making if not the‘irrational' exercise of freedom and critical reasoning that brings together things incongruous, united in the same assemblage?
Côte d'Ivoire is another example of the danger posed by dictatorial leaderships that continue over time and which leave an institutional vacuum andan absence of democratic practice and the exercise of freedoms once they are gone.
More generally, they can endanger the exercise of freedom of expression and the right to receive and impart information protected under Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Urges the Congolese authorities to restore an environment conducive to the free and peaceful exercise of freedom of expression and association and the freedom of the press;
Coman referred to the directive on the exercise of freedom of movement, which allows the spouse of an EU citizen who has exercised that freedom to join his husband in the member state in which the husband is living.
Recognises that the rapid evolution of information andcommunication technologies has transformed the environment for the exercise of freedom of expression across the world, generating both significant advantages and serious concerns;
The major factor for this transformation- the Internet- allows faster ways of distribution and storage of information and content and opens diverse opportunities for more direct,enhanced and creative exercise of freedom of expression.
Lastly, the Court observed that a national measure that obstructs the exercise of freedom of movement for persons may be justified only if it is consistent with the fundamental rights guaranteed by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
The Commission will continue to stand side by side with women from all corners of the earth who fight the daily battle for access to education and to the right to work,with those fighting for democratisation and for the exercise of freedoms and political and civil rights.
Lastly, the Court observes that a national measure that is liable to obstruct the exercise of freedom of movement for persons may be justified only where such a measure is consistent with the fundamental rights guaranteed by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
As a preventive measure, the Committee of Ministers recommends that states put in place a comprehensive legislative framework establishing robust andeffective safeguards for the exercise of freedom of expression and to guarantee that journalists can do their work without fear.
It is not disputed that the obligations arising from point 8 of Article 1(1) of the Law of 20 December 2002, having regard to the accompanying constraints,are likely to hinder the exercise of freedom to provide services by undertakings wishing to post workers to Luxembourg.
It is clear from the structureof Article 10 and from the Court's case-law that the exercise of freedom of expression“carries with it duties and responsibilities” and that restrictions on freedom of the press may be justified where it is necessary in a democratic society for the protection of the reputation of others.
Although the 1997 Law repealed those laws, it was in turn repealed by the NAG as of 1 January 2006, and the latter legislation constituted, according to the referring court, a stricter approach compared with the 1997 Law,as regards the conditions for the exercise of freedom of establishment by Turkish nationals.
Recognises that the rapid evolution of information andcommunications technologies has transformed the environment for the exercise of freedom of expression and access to information across the world, generating both profound advantages and serious concerns;
In those circumstances, it must be held that,by worsening the conditions for the exercise of freedom of establishment by Turkish nationals compared with the conditions applicable to them previously under the provisions adopted since the entry into force of the Additional Protocol, the NAG constitutes a‘new restriction' within the meaning of Article 41(1) of that protocol.
The purpose of this Directive is therefore to create a climate of trust that enables whistleblowers to report observed or suspected breaches of law andthreats to the public interest and to enhance the exercise of freedom of expression and the freedom of the media enshrined in Article 11 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
This impairment of freedom to provide services is particularly intensive as the rights in question not only render the exercise of freedom to provide services more difficult, but also have the effect of partitioning the internal market into quite separate national markets.
The global information and communication space, which is a common good of humankind,must be protected in order to facilitate the exercise of freedom of expression and opinion while respecting the principles of pluralism, freedom, dignity and tolerance, and the ideal of reason and knowledge.”.