Examples of using Overbroad in English and their translations into Russian
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Restrictions must not be overbroad.
Overbroad and imprecise offences.
However, definitions in some States remain vague or overbroad.
This overbroad reading of"the Program" is incorrect, and contrary to our intent as the drafters of GPLv3.
The use of the term―governmental andquasigovernmental agencies‖ is overbroad.
While the State Protection Law is overbroad and vague on several points, it is clear that a person may held for a maximum of five years.
The Ministry will work towards the repeal of the Act by deleting this offensive and overbroad provision.
The prohibition was found to be both arbitrary and overbroad and hence not consistent with the principles of fundamental justice enunciated in section 7.
The wide scope of many offences under article 5 has been criticized for being overbroad.
The overbroad offences will in the current case constitute an unjustified restriction on rights to freedom of expression and a fair trial.
However, many States have adopted national legislations with vague,unclear or overbroad definitions of terrorism.
At the national level, the overbroad application of the resolution's provisions may violate States' human rights obligations, which would be counter to the provisions of paragraph 4 of the resolution.
The Committee has also addressed the"most serious crimes" issue in the context of offences that are vaguely defined or overbroad.
In paragraph 34 of general comment No. 34,the Committee also provides that"restrictions must not be overbroad" and must conform to the principle of proportionality.
In many countries, overbroad rules in this area are abused by the powerful to limit nontraditional, dissenting, critical or minority voices, or discussion about challenging social issues.
Not only has ICANN ignored the comments made by the RySG, it decided to go the opposite way andadd additional overbroad categories of indemnities in favor of ICANN.
Finally, any restriction on freedom of expression must not be overbroad in nature, i.e., it must be the least intrusive among the measures which might achieve the relevant protective function and proportionate to the interest to be protected.
The Government has also not rebutted the allegations concerning the State Security Court,the unfair procedures involved or the overbroad criminal offences.
For example, drawn attention on several occasions to vague or overbroad definitions of terrorism and related offences in national legislation, which may violate the non-derogable principle of legality ICCPR, art. 15.
However, the Supreme Court in the same caseheld that indeed section 11(1) limitation on the exercise of free speech in the name of curbing racial discrimination was overbroad and had to be curtailed.
With the above is recommended to clarify the grounds for the termination of mandate more precisely,avoiding overbroad and vague formulations, introduce guarantees of procedural fairness in cases against members of the High Judicial Council.
Nor, according to the author, does the law limit the exclusion of non-nationals to, for instance, those who do not have a valid residence period for the term of office or are not fluent in the German language, andso the exclusion is overbroad.
The overbroad criminal offences that have been applied in Mr. Soltani's case are the subject of analysis in opinion No. 48/2012 Iran(Islamic Republic of), and further in opinion No. 27/2012(Viet Nam), paras. 35-39, where the Working Group's case law is set out.
Restrictions or limitations to these rights on the basis of national security or ordre public must specifically relate to the exigencies of circumstances andmay not be overbroad, vague and may not unduly encroach upon the rights themselves.
Finally, any restriction on the freedom of expression must not be overbroad in nature, that is, it must be the least intrusive among the measures that might achieve the relevant protective function and proportionate to the interest whose protection is sought.
WBAI appealed against this decision, which was overturned by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit in a 2-1 decision on the grounds that the FCC's definition of"indecency" was overbroad and vague and thus violated the First Amendment's guarantee of free speech.
The overbroad discretionary powers of the Shariah court judges in the application of personal status law and criminal law and, in particular, reported failures to take into account clear evidence of violence confirmed in medical certificates following violence against women;
In the ensuing discussion one representative suggested that, while the first draft decision raised important issues,it was overbroad, covering all ozone-depleting substances and uses even though discrepancies in emissions were relevant primarily to carbon tetrachloride.
Vague and/or overbroad definitions of key terms such as security and terrorism, as well as what is prohibited, such as providing communications support to terrorism or extremism, the"glorification" or"promotion" of terrorism or extremism, and the mere repetition of statements by terrorists;
The Human Rights Committee has on several occasions expressed concern over definitions of terrorism orterrorism-related offences in national legislation that appear to be vague or overbroad, raising the possibility that the law could be misused to suppress lawful activity.
