Examples of using Based on reasonable in English and their translations into Russian
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The Group establishes provisions, based on reasonable estimates, for possible consequences of audits by the tax authorities.
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.
This means that providing funding for the schools of one religious group andnot for another must be 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.
According to the Human Rights Committee,the difference in treatment involved in the case was 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. a/.
Although the Covenant did not expressly forbid such differentiation,the Committee had always maintained that any differential treatment should be based on reasonable and objective grounds.
A differentiation based on reasonable and objective criteria does not amount to prohibited discrimination within the meaning of article 26 of the Covenant.
In general, differential treatment of non-citizens may be acceptable only if based on reasonable and objective criteria and designed to achieve a legitimate purpose.
A level playing field does not mean that all parties should have the same treatment in every case; rather,they should receive equitable treatment 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.
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.
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.
It recalls that in its jurisprudence, the Committee has reiterated that not alldifferences of treatment are discriminatory, and that a differentiation based on reasonable and objective grounds does not amount to a violation of article 26.
The Group establishes provisions, based on reasonable estimates, for possible consequences of audits by the tax authorities of the respective regions in which it operates.
The State party refers to the Committee's jurisprudence that distinctions are not discrimination if based on reasonable and objective grounds and aimed at a legitimate purpose.
It further maintains that its actions in that respect were based on reasonable and objective criteria, were in conformity with general international law and for a general purpose legitimate under the Covenant(including article 1 on self-determination), and thus did not constitute, as to persons affected thereby, a discrimination prohibited by the Covenant.
Similarly, the author considers that the refusal to appoint him as professor with the status of civil servant was not based on reasonable and objective criteria, as required by articles 25(c) and 26 of the Covenant.
Therefore, information about public services and goods, for example, should also be available, as far as possible, in languages spoken by minorities, and States parties should ensure that any language requirements relating to employment andeducation are 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 Committee takes the view that 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.
Development of good, clear,detailed bid specifications, based on reasonable estimates of levels of service to be provided, are critical to the formulation of a solid bid document.
Finally, the State party recalls the Committee's jurisprudence on article 26, according to which not all differences of treatment are prohibited under article 26, butthat any differentiation must be based on reasonable and objective criteria.
What was involved was a justifiable differentiation:the aim of the differentiation was lawful and based on reasonable and objective grounds, prescribed in law and showing proportionality between the means employed and the aim.
In the alternative,there is no violation of article 2 because a differentiation based on reasonable and objective criteria does not amount to an invidious distinction or discrimination within the meaning of article 2.
With regard to non-discrimination, Japan considered that the Covenant prohibited unjustifiable discrimination butnot differences in treatment based on reasonable criteria, such as those envisaged in paragraph 13 of the Committee's General Comment 18.
Alternatively, the State party rejects a violation of article 2 because a differentiation based on reasonable and objective criteria does not amount to a distinction or discrimination within the meaning of article 2 of the Covenant.
The delegation explained that section 46had been amended accordingly, and that the powers of the Minister to regulate publications were no longer discretional but based on reasonable grounds, and that the Minister's decision was subject to judicial review.