Exemples d'utilisation de Interference provided en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The expression'arbitrary interference' can also extend to interference provided for under the law.
(b) Was the interference provided for by law?
In the Committee's view the expression"arbitrary interference" can also extend to interference provided for under the law.
(a) An interference‘provided for by law', within the meaning of Article 52(1) of the Charter.
In a critical third phase,the peaks of current are interference provided by the electrical network.
However, it recalls that even interference provided for by law should be in accordance with the provisions, aims and objectives of the Covenant and should be reasonable in the particular circumstances.
The expression'arbitrary interference' can also extend to interference provided for under the law.
As for the concept of arbitrariness,it is intended to guarantee that even interference provided for by law should be in accordance with the provisions, aims and objectives of the Covenant and should be, in any event, reasonable in the particular circumstances.
The analysis of precipitation backscatter properties made it obvious that the undesirable interference provided a new way to observe the atmosphere.
The introduction of the concept of arbitrariness is intended to guarantee that even interference provided for by law should be in accordance with the provisions, aims and objectives of the Covenant and should be, in any event, reasonable in the particular circumstances… As all persons live in society, the protection of privacy is necessarily relative.
The Committee recalls its general comment on the right to privacy,where it established that the expression"arbitrary interference" can also extend to interference provided for under the law.
The Committee recalled its general comment 16(32)on article 17 and considered that interference provided for by law should be in accordance with the provisions, aims and objectives of the Covenant and should be reasonable in all the circumstances.
Operating as a"carbon counter", FID can function under most indoor environmental conditions andis not subject to significant cross- interference provided oxygen content is stable.
As regards the alleged violation of the right not to be subjected to arbitrary interference provided for in article 17, the author asserts that, even in the Pretty case, the European Court acknowledged that the State's"criminal law prohibition" concerning the decision to die of a disabled person experiencing incurable suffering constituted interference in that person's privacy.
The only argument the Committee can adduce in this context is a simple reference(renvoi)to its own General Comment on article 17 where it stated that"even interference provided by law… should be, in any event, reasonable in the particular circumstances.
The Committee considered“that the concept of arbitrariness in article 17 is intended to guarantee that even interference provided for by law… should be, in any event, reasonable in the particular circumstances. It further considers that the State party's arguments fail to justify the conduct described”(para 10 .3) The Committee concluded that there had been arbitrary interference in the home of the Rojas García family.
In its general comment No. 27, the Committee further indicated that the reference to the concept of arbitrariness in this context was intended to emphasize that it applied to all State action, legislative, administrative andjudicial, and guaranteed that even interference provided for by law should be in accordance with the provisions, aims and objectives of the Covenant and should, in any event, be reasonable in the particular circumstances.
The Committee recalls its General Comment on article 17,in which it observed that the notion of arbitrariness"is intended to guarantee that even interference provided for by law should be in accordance with the provisions, aims and objectives of the Covenant and should be, in any event, reasonable in the particular circumstances.
The Committee considers, in accordance with its general comment No. 16(1988),that the concept of arbitrariness in article 17, of the Covenant is intended to guarantee that even interference provided for by law should be in accordance with the provisions, aims and objectives of the Covenant and should be, in any event, reasonable in the particular circumstances.
As to the alleged arbitrariness of the author's deportation,the Committee recalls its general comment No. 27 on freedom of movement where it has stated that even interference provided for by law should be in accordance with the provisions, aims and objectives of the Covenant and should be, in any event, reasonable in the particular circumstances.
The Committee considers, in accordance with its General Comment No. 16(HRI/GEN/1/Rev.4 of 7 February 2000)that the concept of arbitrariness in article 17 is intended to guarantee that even interference provided for by law should be in accordance with the provisions, aims and objectives of the Covenant and should be, in any event, reasonable in the particular circumstances.
The reference to the concept of arbitrariness in this context is intended to emphasize that it applies to all State action, legislative, administrative andjudicial; it guarantees that even interference provided for by law should be in accordance with the provisions, aims and objectives of the Covenant and should be, in any event, reasonable in the particular circumstances.
Optionally, interference is provided.
Protection to other radio services from interference is provided through evaluation during the licensing process.
Protection to other radio services from harmful interference is provided through departmental evaluation during the licensing process.
And does not increase the interference environment provided that the licensed power and highest modulation used are coordinated.