Examples of using Comparable provision in English and their translations into Russian
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Comparable provisions.
CERD has no comparable provision.
Comparable provisions also exist in other Länder.
Other existing procedures have no comparable provision.
No comparable provision.
Instead, he orshe would have to look for some comparable provision in our national legislation.
Comparable provisions can also be found in the constitutions of the Länder.
It is taken directly from the comparable provision added to the OECD Model Convention in 2005.
The Committee notes that in caseof the International Tribunal for Rwanda there is no comparable provision.
There is no comparable provision in existing instruments.
Article 12 of the draft OP andits alternative formulations have no comparable provision in existing instruments.
While there is no comparable provision in CAT, the rules of procedure of the Committee against Torture64 cover this matter.
It should be understood, nevertheless,that article 26 is intended to be broader in a number of respects than the comparable provision in the OECD Model Convention.
Comparable provisions apply in Scotland by virtue of Part II and section 29 of the Housing(Scotland) Act 1987.
The new legal railway regime could be based on the structurally comparable provisions on compensation for damage contained in CIM, SMGS and CMR Article 25.
Comparable provisions for monitoring, reporting and verification of emissions by sources and removals by sinks;
For this reason,no court decisions referring explicitly to section 65 of the Austrian Penal Code or comparable provisions can be provided.
Comparable provisions in other human rights treaties are beginning to be read to impose similar non-return obligations.
Practices on the Protection of Persons Deprived of Liberty in the Americas and Rule 40(3)of the European Prison Rules contain comparable provisions.
There are no comparable provisions as regards civil litigation but this is not held as a bar to comparable assistance.
He wished to know whether the Government intended to incorporate article 26 of the Covenant into domestic law,since the Human Rights Act did not contain a comparable provision on non-discrimination.
On the other hand,the developed countries have resisted comparable provisions with respect to the treatment of restrictive business practices(RBPs) and other anti-competitive practices of private corporations.
Domestic legislation governing the interception of external(international)communications often affords less protection than comparable provisions protecting purely domestic communications.
As there is no comparable provision in the EEA Agreement, it has proved difficult to incorporate these directives into the domestic legislation of the EFTA states Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.
The modalities for communicating a withdrawal were set out in the draft article, butthe draft did not include a comparable provision on interpretative declarations, which might logically be called"Communication of interpretative declarations.
Secondly, a comparable provision exists in article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights; following its ratification by Act No. 62/1994, the provisions of the Convention have the force of law in Iceland.
Some delegations noted positively that the Regulations included specific environmental protection provisions that were stronger than the comparable provisions of the Regulations governing exploration for polymetallic nodules.
A comparable provision could, it was suggested, be included in articles 26 and 27, as well as in articles 51 and 52, where it would set a limit on the obligation of States to assist the international criminal court.
The Patients Act provides for the right of patients to good-quality health care and hospital care, andthe Social Welfare Clients Act contains a comparable provision on the client's right to good social welfare services and fair treatment.
It was noted that a comparable provision was contained in article 34, paragraph(3) of the rules of procedure for arbitration proceedings of the International Centre for Dispute Settlement("ICSID arbitration rules") which related to general principles on evidence.