Examples of using Differences in treatment in English and their translations into Russian
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Differences in treatment of displaced persons and refugees.
For instance, protection during pregnancy andmotherhood may justify differences in treatment.
Such differences in treatment were incompatible with the Convention.
The legislation defines situations where differences in treatment do not constitute discrimination.
Differences in treatment should be based solely on need, taking into account age and gender factors.
Consequently, the Criminal Code has been amended to take account of the extended possibilities for differences in treatment.
Did it imply differences in treatment for immigrant and indigenous groups, for example?
The constitutional language on equality and non-discrimination does not, according to case law,prohibit differences in treatment.
More generally, differences in treatment within the scope of the Equal Status Acts may be permitted.
Nowadays, it is universally accepted that the term"discrimination" has to be reserved for arbitrary and unlawful differences in treatment.
The delegation had explained that certain differences in treatment in fact constituted“positive discrimination”.
The differences in treatment with regard to family reunification had been reviewed so that more or less the same arrangements would apply to members of both groups.
Such stigmatization perpetuates structural inequalities and engenders differences in treatment that amount to direct or indirect discrimination.
Ensure that differences in treatment are based only on medical, rehabilitative, psychological or socio-economic needs;
The State party recalls that according to the Committee's own jurisprudence,not all differences in treatment constitute discrimination, as long as they are based on reasonable and objective criteria.
Differences in treatment clearly could foster threats to the security of the refugees and returnees who also were in need of food, shelter and health care.
Finally, details of the conditions for acquisition of nationality by foreigners would be welcome in order todetermine whether there were differences in treatment according to the applicant's country of origin.
The Committee recalls that differences in treatment do not constitute discrimination, when they are based on objective and reasonable criteria.
The CHAIRPERSON suggested that a reference to article 26 should be included in the heading to reflect the question concerning differences in treatment between Jewish and non-Jewish juvenile offenders.
Differences in treatment should be based only on medical, rehabilitative, psychological or socio-economic needs, taking into account age and gender sensitivities.
Although the criteria for granting labels are the same for domestic and foreign suppliers, certain administrative procedures, such as plant inspection,may in practice imply differences in treatment.
Differences in treatment between men and women are acceptable only if biological or functional differences preclude equal treatment absolutely.
He expressed concern that,pursuant to the Law on Protection against Discrimination, differences in treatment based, for example, on the requirements of certain professions did not necessarily constitute discrimination.
Not all differences in treatment constitute discrimination; only those which cannot be justified in accordance with legal standards constitute illegal discrimination.
With regard to non-discrimination, Japan considered that the Covenant prohibited unjustifiable discrimination but not differences in treatment based on reasonable criteria, such as those envisaged in paragraph 13 of the Committee's General Comment 18.
Differences in treatment need not be discriminatory if they were based on rational and objective criteria, but the information provided did not convince him that that was the case.
The State party refers to the Committee's established jurisprudence that not all differences in treatment are discriminatory;differences that are justified on a reasonable and objective basis are consistent with article 26.
Differences in treatment on the grounds protected under the Employment Equality Acts is permitted by law in certain circumstances, whereby the general prohibition on discrimination is subject to a number of general and specific exemptions.
Differences in treatment between such victims with disabilities and other persons with disabilities should be based only on medical, rehabilitative, psychological or socio-economic needs, taking into account age and gender sensitivities.