Examples of using Practices that restrict in English and their translations into Russian
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Practices that restrict competition.
Competition laws prohibit agreements or other practices that restrict competition.
Laws, regulations and practices that restrict behaviours in public spaces by persons living in poverty.
Compliance with competition laws prevents us from making agreements or establishing other practices that restrict competition.
In addition, Korea has no system or practices that restrict the right to establish and join a trade union because of race.
It also expresses concern over the living andworking conditions of Haitian workers and the tolerated practices that restrict their freedom of movement.
These social norms,laws and practices that restrict women's and girls' access to opportunities, resources and power are considered as the underlying drivers of gender inequality.
Decision 285 of the Commission of the Cartagena Agreement: Rules and Regulations for Preventing orCorrecting Distortions in Competition Caused by Practices that Restrict Free Trade Competition.
Some delegations referred to the need to eliminate business practices that restrict the transfer of environmentally sound technologies.
Andean Subregional Integration Agreement(Cartagena, 26 May 1969), together with Decision 285 of the Andean Commission,“Norms to prevent orcorrect competitive distortions caused by practices that restrict free competition” 21 March 1991.
Cooperation offered to Bolivia: training on: investigation of practices that restrict trade, economic integration, punitive measures and the effects thereof.
Under the Act, practices that restrict competition are all individual forms of behaviour by economic agents falling under criminal and/or civil law which are reprehensible in themselves, independently of any collusion or their impact on the market.
IOM is also a member of the task team charged with encouraging countries to eliminate policies and practices that restrict travel for HIV-positive people and provides technical support to the team in the area of international migration.
Furthermore, we reaffirm our strong political support to the Task Team created by UNAIDS and the Global Fund Board on the topic of HIV-related travel restrictions,which aims to eliminate policies and practices that restrict travel of HIV positive people.
Women and girls still face multiple forms of discrimination, which are often the result of laws, policies,customs and practices that restrict women's opportunities to participate fully in development processes and in public, political and private life.
Under article 17(b), employers have an obligation"to respect the right to free choice of occupation or trade, not to require or accept any payment in order to employ a worker andnot to draw up any discriminatory lists or engage in practices that restrict or exclude employment opportunities.
In this regard,the Special Rapporteur would like to recall that policies or practices that restrict access to education or employment are inconsistent with the prohibition of coercion set out in article 18, paragraph 2, of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
The exclusion of womenfrom political processes or the unequal rights of youth could both be challenges for critical review as practices that restrict the core indigenous peoples' value of participatory democracy.
Evolving capacities should be seen as a positive and enabling process,not an excuse for authoritarian practices that restrict children's autonomy and selfexpression and which have traditionally been justified by pointing to children's relative immaturity and their need for socialization.
Moreover, under article 17(b) of the labour code, employers have an obligation"to respect the right to free choice of occupation or trade, not to require or accept any payment in order to employ a worker andnot to draw up any discriminatory lists or engage in practices that restrict or exclude employment opportunities.
The institutions of socialization-- home, school, media, church, even government-- consciously and unconsciously adhere to beliefs and practices that restrict women's access to opportunities for personal development and for participation in the development of her community and society.
For this reason, my country reiterates its concern about, and rejects,legislation adopted by certain States whose application leads to measures or practices that restrict the full exercise of migrant workers' human rights and fundamental freedoms.
General comment No. 7 of the Committee on the Rights of the Child outlines that this principle should be applied in a positive and enabling manner andnot as justification for authoritarian practices that restrict children's autonomy and self-expression because of beliefs that they are passive in the process of their development, that they lack competence and that they are in need of socialization.
Furthermore, previous detailed discussions on legislation which has been passed show that particular measures aimed at modifying laws and administrative practices that restrict or undermine women's economic and democratic participation have been implemented.
In the current globalization context, NAM underscored inter alia the lack of autonomy of developing countries as regards decision-making to formulate development policies suitable to their realities;unfair trade rules and practices that restrict market access and allow for export subsidies; a decrease in and failure to comply with commitments to official development assistance and transfer of technology and heavy debt burdens, as a factor of permanent decapitalization of developing countries.
It shall oppose any practice that restricts competition and the abuse of a dominant or monopolistic position.
Concerning the right to form or join trade unions,the Republic of Korea has no system or practice that restricts such rights on the grounds of race.
As regards article 12, States parties should provide information on any legal provision or any practice that restricts women's right to freedom of movement as, for example, the exercise of marital powers over the wife or parental powers over adult daughters, legal or de facto requirements that prevent women from travelling, such as the requirement of consent of a third party to the issuance of a passport or other type of travel documents to an adult woman.
The leading Armenian journalists are increasingly aware that they are unable to confront the dictate of oligarchic ethics alone,that they need self-protection from the laws and judicial practice that restrict the freedom of expression.
For example, discriminatory laws,policies and practices that deny or restrict access to and uptake of HIV services for specific populations need to be abolished.