Exemples d'utilisation de Reasonable and objective criteria en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Based on reasonable and objective criteria.
It rests to be decided if the distinction is based on reasonable and objective criteria.
Whether there are reasonable and objective criteria for the distinction;?
According to the Committee,any discrimination should be justified on the basis of reasonable and objective criteria.
A differentiation based on reasonable and objective criteria does not amount to prohibited discrimination within the meaning of article 26.
On traduit aussi
The Human Rights Committee repeatedly admitted differentiation based on reasonable and objective criteria.
A differentiation based on reasonable and objective criteria does not amount to prohibited discrimination within the meaning of article 26 of the Covenant.
Any differentiation, as the Committee has had the opportunity to state repeatedly,must however be based on reasonable and objective criteria.
Factual or legal distinctions based on reasonable and objective criteria may be justifiable.
Not every distinction, however, constitutes discrimination but only those that are not based on reasonable and objective criteria.
The Committee recalls that differential treatment based on reasonable and objective criteria does not amount to discrimination as prohibited under article 26.
This means that providing funding for the schools ofone religious group and not for another must be based on reasonable and objective criteria.
The State party recalls that a differentiation in treatment based on reasonable and objective criteria does not amount to prohibited discrimination within the meaning of article 26.
The State party concludes that the different treatment of Jehovah's Witnesses does not constitute discrimination against the author,since it is based on reasonable and objective criteria.
It argues that discrimination is permitted under article 26 if reasonable and objective criteria are applied, as in this case.
Age may constitute one of the grounds for discrimination prohibited under article 26,provided that it is the ground for establishing differentiated treatment that is not based on reasonable and objective criteria.
However, direct racial discrimination can never be considered to be based on reasonable and objective criteria and to serve a legitimate purpose under the Covenant.
Recalling the Committee's jurisprudence, the State party notes that article 26 does not prohibit all difference in treatment,if such difference in treatment is based on reasonable and objective criteria.
Any differential treatment must be based on reasonable and objective criteria or be justified by special circumstances or other specific reasons that will promote the general interest.
On 2 June 2009, the State party reiterated that under the meaning of article26 of the Covenant, a differentiation, which is based on reasonable and objective criteria does not amount to prohibited discrimination.