Examples of using Be contrary in English and their translations into Russian
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This purpose may not be contrary to law or good practice.
Accordingly, his delegation could not associate itself with any interpretation that might be contrary to the Sharia.
Reservations cannot be contrary to the object and purpose of the treaty.
The rights and obligations arising from employment relationships must not be contrary to the accepted principles of morality.
This would certainly be contrary to the stability and predictability of the law.
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The distinction between national andethno-linguistic minorities could be contrary to the principle of non-discrimination.
The conditions of riding gangs should not be contrary to the ILO policy on the need for an acceptable work environment and safe and decent working conditions.
To submit that this obligation also applies in areas under national jurisdiction would clearly be contrary to the Agreement.
Such an arrangement would clearly be contrary to the principle of the independence of the courts.
The representative of Peru stated that nothing in the Copenhagen Declaration orthe Programme of Action should be contrary to the right to life;
Such unequal treatment would of course also be contrary to Article 31, paragraph 6, of the Statute.
It would, thus, not be contrary to the harmonization to be achieved by the model law if a State retained even less onerous conditions.
In particular, we do not use any techniques that may be contrary to the legislation of Ukraine.
Should decisions be contrary to the assumptions made herein, the General Assembly would be advised accordingly through appropriate mechanisms.
Unauthorized recording of such materials may be contrary to the provisions of the copyright laws.
That would clearly be contrary to the spirit of our draft, and it would inevitably comfort and succour the very practices our resolution is intended to condemn.
The formal objectives of the association should not be contrary to the law or the general rules of morality.
According to the Proposition, acts in violation of article 3, which prohibits torture and inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment,would also be contrary to the Act.
No language in the document should be contrary to the language in the Charter of the United Nations;
Promoting or advertising racially discriminatory materials would fall under this regulation andwould also be contrary to the Human Rights Act.
The name of the society shall not be contrary to the national security or the public interest or the public morals.
Another question that had been raised was whether the addition of a new section in the programme budget would not be contrary to established procedures.
Her delegation rejected language that might be contrary to Islamic law, particularly the reference to inheritance in paragraph 2 e.
More information on the contents of ethics courses would be welcome,because the values taught in those courses should not be contrary to basic human rights principles.
The use of nuclear weapons,the Court said, would generally be contrary to the rules of international law applicable in armed conflict, and, in particular, the principles and rules of humanitarian law.
A request to observe certain formal requirements can, however, be complied with as long as doing so would not be contrary to the basic principles of Austrian procedural law.
Nothing in sub-clause(c) shall be deemed to prevent the making of laws to impose reasonable restrictions on any act which may undermine the sovereignty and integrity of the Kingdom of Nepal, or which may jeopardize the harmonious relations among the peoples of various castes, tribes orcommunities which may instigate violence, or which may be contrary to public morality;
Any other interpretation of the statements would,in our view, be contrary to the spirit and the letter of the Treaty of Tlatelolco.
The commentary cites no convincing authority that nationality at both the date of injury and the date of official presentation of the claim is sufficient, butinstead finds that requiring nationality to be maintained to the date of resolution of the claim"could be contrary" to the interests of the person suffering the injury.
Loss of reputation because of unfair employment practices that may be contrary to United Nations values and international labour principles.