Примери за използване на Negative obligations на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Positive and Negative obligations of the state.
Boundaries between the State's positive and negative obligations under.
The boundaries between the State's positive and negative obligations under Article 11 of the Convention do not lend themselves to precise definition.
The principles applicable to assessing a State's positive and negative obligations under the Convention are similar.
The boundaries between the State‘s positive and negative obligations under Article 11 of the Convention do not lend themselves to precise definition.
As a corollary to the Convention and relevant case law of the European Court of Human Rights,member States have negative obligations, that is, to refrain from interference with fundamental rights, and positive obligations, that is, to actively protect these rights.
The boundary between the State's positive and negative obligations under Article 8 does not lend itself to precise definition; the applicable principles are, nonetheless, similar.
While there are positive obligations inherent in effective respect for private life(see paragraphs 244-246 below), the Court considers it appropriate toanalyse the first and second applicants' complaints as concerning negative obligations, their core argument being that the prohibition in Ireland of abortion where sought for health and/or well-being reasons disproportionately restricted their right to respect for their private lives.
Although the boundaries between the State's positive and negative obligations under Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 do not lend themselves to precise definition the applicable principles are nonetheless similar.
However, the boundaries between the State's positive and negative obligations under Article 8 do not lend themselves to precise definition.
The boundary between the Statès positive and negative obligations under Article 8 does not lend itself to precise definition.
The boundaries between the State's positive and negative obligations under article 8 of ECHR did not lend themselves to precise definition.
However, the boundaries of the State's positive and negative obligations under Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 do not lend themselves to precise definition.
The Court also recalls that although the border between the positive obligations and negative obligations of the State under Article 8 of the Convention does not lend itself to precise definition, the applicable principles are nonetheless similar.
The obligation on States to ensure the effective exercise of human rights involves not only negative obligations of non-interference, but also positive obligations to secure those rights to everyone within their jurisdiction.
The obligation on States to ensure the effective exercise of human rights involves not only negative obligations of non-interference, but also positive obligations to secure those rights to everyone within their jurisdiction.
It may be described in general terms as imposing a primarily negative obligation on States to refrain from inflicting serious harm on persons within their jurisdiction.
(i) a negative obligation on financial actors to prevent situations of conflicts of interest in relation to the EU budget;
As in the negative obligation context, the State enjoys a certain margin of appreciation(see, among other authorities, Keegan v. Ireland, judgment of 26 May 1994, Series A no. 290,§ 49).
An arbitration agreement gives rise to a‘negative obligation' whereby both parties expressly or impliedly promise to refrain from commencing proceedings in any forum other than the forum specified in the arbitration agreement.
I construe Article 15 of that directive not merely as imposing a negative obligation on Member States, but as the very expression of the principle that service providers which seek to benefit from a liability exemption should remain neutral as regards the information they carry or host.
The State must guarantee the safety and physical integrity of everyone within its jurisdiction andthis entails not only the negative obligation to refrain from the intentional and unlawful taking of life, but also the positive obligation to take appropriate steps to safeguard the lives of those within its jurisdiction.
The State must guarantee the safety and physical integrity of everyone within its jurisdiction andthis entails not only the negative obligation to refrain from the intentional and unlawful taking of life, but also the positive obligation to take appropriate steps to safeguard the lives of those within its jurisdiction.
Negative and Positive Obligations.
Explain the concept of negative and positive obligations of the state according to the Convention.
Dharma refers to one's lifelong duty whereas karma refers to someone's day to day actions and the negative or positive obligations these actions bring about.
There may, in addition to this primary negative undertaking, be positive obligations inherent in an effective respect for private or family life and the home.