Examples of using Is contrary to the principles in English and their translations into Russian
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Moreover, the affected communities and the public in general have not been involved in the process, which is contrary to the principles of a good assessment.
Moreover, the embargo is contrary to the principles of justice and human rights, for it punishes an entire innocent population for no apparent reason.
He emphasized that Serbia will never recognize Kosovo because it is contrary to the principles of the Helsinki Final Act and Resolution 1244.
This practice is contrary to the principles and provisions of the Convention and constitutes a form of gender-based discrimination which affects the enjoyment of all rights.
Such deprivation of liberty for an unspecified period of time is contrary to the principles set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
This practice is contrary to the principles and provisions of the Convention and, inter alia, constitutes a form of gender-based discrimination which affects the enjoyment of all rights.
This practice is contrary to the principles and provisions of the Convention and, inter alia, it constitutes a form of gender-based discrimination which affects the enjoyment of all rights.
It is against the principles of international law andfree trade and is contrary to the principles enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations.
Call for an immediate end to the misuse of media for inciting and launching concerted campaigns against NAM members, including, inter alia, the hostile use of radio andelectronic transmissions, which is contrary to the principles of international law.
That unilateral measure,particularly its extraterritorial effects, is contrary to the principles and norms of international law and contributes to the precarious humanitarian and social situation of the Cuban population.
MERCOSUR and its associated States believe that the embargo against Cuba is contrary to the principles of the Charter of the United Nations and that it contravenes the rules of international law, in particular in relation to the equality of States, the principle of non-interference in internal affairs and the peaceful solution of conflicts.
Article 2 of the Labour Code stipulates that“any discrimination, exclusion or preference based on reasons of race, colour, sex, trade union membership… is contrary to the principles of labour legislation.
Rejecting any selective, exclusive, ordouble standard in combating international terrorism, which is contrary to the principles of the UN Charter and undermine the international and comprehensive campaign against terrorism;
Panama also considers that the use of economic measures as a means of exerting pressure is contrary to the principles of the Charter of the United Nations and international law.
Evidence collected in a foreign State is accepted as evidence in criminal proceedings in Estonia unless the evidence was collected through an activity which is contrary to the principles of criminal procedure in Estonia.
Furthermore, the International Court of Justice in its advisory opinion of July 1996 laid down that the use orthreat of use of nuclear weapons is contrary to the principles of international law which necessarily apply in cases of armed conflict, especially the principles and norms of international humanitarian law, insofar as the effects of these destructive weapons are by their nature indiscriminate and not limited in time.
In addition, a person who submits a complaint under supervisory review proceedings is not ensured full participation within such proceedings, which is contrary to the principles of openness, equality of arms and publicity.
Algeria, recalling the annual resolutions of the General Assembly of the United Nations relating to the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United Statesof America against Cuba, reiterates its call for an end to that unilateral act, which is contrary to the principles of the Charter of the United Nations and international law.
Panama also considers that the use of economic measures as a means of exerting pressure is contrary to the principles of the Charter of the United Nations and international law.
It leads to a conclusion that there is no thorough preparation for court appearances and hearings, which is contrary to the principles of efficiency and cost-effectiveness of the procedure.
Calls upon all States to refrain from financing political parties orother organizations in any other State in a way that is contrary to the principles of the Charter and that undermines the legitimacy of its electoral processes;