Examples of using Legitimate exercise in English and their translations into German
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Improving the management of border controls is a legitimate exercise.
All in the full and legitimate exercise of his unquestionable freedom that we are pleased necessary to protect;
We are talking about seizing control of the U.S. government through legitimate exercise of our rights at the ballot box.
But a legitimate exercise can test the claim against the real historical circumstances within which the play was written.
As a result, the Tribunal found that the revocation of concession was not a legitimate exercise of Bolivia's police powers.
Such orders not only limit a State's legitimate exercise of sovereignty, but at the same time arguably constitute an affront to the separation of powers, since they may involve an interference by the executive into judicial matters.
The Court of Justice hasaccepted cases of companies relocating their COMI as a legitimate exercise of the freedom of establishment.
While we agree that it is a totally legitimate exercise to try and develop this defence system, and to monitor submarines that use new technology, it is especially important to take the vulnerability of our environment into consideration.
Because of the affiliation or non-affiliation of the worker with a workers' organization or because of the legitimate exercise of the right to engage in union activity;
Therefore, it is necessary to carefully distinguish between the legitimate exercise of civil constitutional rights and activities aimed directly or in their consequences against the democratic foundations and the constitutional system of the Czech Republic.
The repeat, as I wrote above in response to another comment, that in my opinion-the opinion expressed in the legitimate exercise of freedom of the children of God- Cardinal.
No less important, the right to conscientious objection, as a legitimate exercise of the right to freedom of religion, should be recognised in other fields in which morality is deeply involved, such as for example, in the fields of education and health.
I pray that it will enlighten them as they defend and promote human rights at home andabroad while encouraging respect for all religions and the legitimate exercise of freedom.
Political authority has the right and duty to regulate the legitimate exercise of the right to ownership for the sake of the common good.188 II.
The Council strongly condemned the terrorist acts perpetrated against the Stabilization Force andthe other international organizations operating on the ground in the legitimate exercise of their mandates.
This proposal deals with issues which are on the borderline between the legitimate exercise of freedoms, such as freedom of expression, association or religion, and criminal behaviour.
As the European Parliament pointed out in its resolutions on the Better Lawmaking reports22, the subsidiarity principle is a bindinglegal standard that does not rule out the legitimate exercise of the EU's competencies.
The tribunal in Quiborax v. Bolivia agreed with the respondent's argument that,if a revocation decree was the legitimate exercise of Bolivia's sovereign right to sanction violations of the law in its territory, it would not qualify as a compensable taking.
Since the signature of the Barcelona Declaration in November 1995, the Algerian government has already committed itself multilaterally, and I quote:'to respect human rights and fundamental freedoms and to guarantee the effective and legitimate exercise of these rights and freedoms, including freedom of speech.
WHO; all in the legitimate exercise of their sacred episcopal ministry, moving within a Church open to such"point" and"collegial" to have ceased to expatiate on matters of doctrine and faith after the death of the Holy Father Giovanni Paolo II, and after the act of renunciation of the Venerable Pope Benedict XVI.
Calatrava does not like it and neither do we, we believe that the title does not in anywayinvade the right of his honor but is a legitimate exercise to the right of information and the freedom of expression.
Or better still clarify:I seguiterò to claim the freedom of the children of God and the legitimate exercise of always turned critical with great devotion even to the Supreme Pontiff, limited to what concerns all those issues in which do not satisfy the three different degrees of papal infallibility given in the Apostolic Letter To defend the faith prepared in the form of Motu Proprio by St. John Paul II see WHO.
In the Russian legal opinion, the referendum's clear result was an expression of the free will on the part of the Crimean population;it constituted the legal and legitimate exercise of this group's right to self-determination under international law.
Calatrava does not like it and neither do we, we believe that the title does not in anywayinvade the right of his honor but is a legitimate exercise to the right of information and the freedom of expression: in the end, his major blunders and additional costs have been screwing all Valencian's during the last 20 years.
In addition, the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, in Resolution 1995/83 of 8 March 1995 recognized the rightof everyone to invoke conscientious objection to compulsory military service as a legitimate exercise of the right to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion.
In a decision from January 2007, the United Nations Human RightsCommittee recognised the right to conscientious objection as a legitimate exercise of the right to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion, as guaranteed by Article 18 ICCPR.
Signatories to the Barcelona declaration have accepted inter alia a declaration of principles to act in accordance with the United Nations Charter and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and to develop the rule of law and democracy in their political systems,respect human rights and fundamental freedoms and guarantee the effective legitimate exercise of such rights and freedoms.
Processing is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest on the basis of the Treaties establishing the European Communities orother legal instruments adopted on the basis thereof or in the legitimate exercise of official authority vested in the Community institution or body or in a third party to whom the data are disclosed, or.
There are many areas of thatcountry where even the authorities cannot exercise legitimate democratic power.