Examples of using Specific competence in English and their translations into Russian
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Specific competence in matters dealt with by, and the objectives of, the treaty;
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The specific competences of each of the 13 ministries are outlined in the annexes to UNMIK Regulation No. 2005/15.
All other international judicial institutions have specific competences and lack general jurisdiction of a universal nature.
It was particularly gratifying that the high-level dialogue had sought to develop consensus measures in areas where the United Nations had specific competence.
Both regimes have specific competences shaped by numerous technical and normative regulations and laws.
Under article 3, ICRC has access to all detainees andindividuals who come under its specific competence at all stages of their detention.
The Law on Establishing Specific Competences of the APV and the Statue of the APV instituted the right of APV to independently establish and regulate the status and organization of the Provincial Ombudsman.
As a result of the development of the educational program alumnus acquires general and specific competence, prescribed in the matrix of the educational program.
It possesses the specific competence to make laws on rights, freedoms and guarantees as well as laws for the realization of important rights such as education, health and social security.
The members of the Council have pledged to strengthen its role in conflict prevention andpeacebuilding in line with its specific competences and mandate under the Charter.
Each region should concentrate on the specific competences in which it is strong and which it can provide with good manpower and good stable legislation, so that no investors encounter problems.
Noting that Greece mentioned the creation of an asylum office to fasten applications for asylum,Germany asked about the specific competences of that office.
Furthermore, in respect of the same persons, the Administrative Tribunal has specific competence, under article 49 of the UNJSPF regulations, concerning alleged non-observance of those regulations by UNJSPB.
The participation of regional arrangements and agencies in the maintenance of international peace and security was an issue which must be decidedon a case-by-case basis, taking into account the specific competence and legal mandate of the regional body concerned.
In this case, the law confers specific competence on the chefe do suco"to support the initiatives that aim to monitor and protect victims of domestic violence" and to facilitate"the creation of mechanisms for protecting victims of domestic violence" art. 8(g) refers.
If that were the intention,it would be useful for the Commission to collaborate with bodies that had specific competence in the field of human rights, such as the Human Rights Committee.
Despite the fact that according to UNSCR 1244 UNMIK has specific competences regarding the return of refugees and IDPs, it was announced on the UNMIK website(12 December 2007) that these competences were transferred to the Provisional Institutions of Self-Government.
The Court still remains the only judicial body whose legitimacy is derived from the Charter and enjoys general jurisdiction,while all other international judicial institutions have specific competences and lack jurisdiction of a universal nature.
The Government justified such intervention with the situationof state of emergency, which provides specific competences to the President of the Republic to refer any offence punishable under the Penal Code or any other law to a military court.
Analysis of competences is based on self-assessment of students of higher andsecondary professional educational organizations of level of possession of both general professional and specific competences, required under conditions of innovative economics.
The proposals concerning the Security Council could be considered by the Special Committee under its specific competence to consider the legal aspects of the reform process of the United Nations and the revitalization and democratization of its organs.
In 2008, Slovakia informed the International Coalition against Enforced Disappearances that it stands ready to recognize thecompetence of the future Committee on Enforced Disappearances, including its specific competence to consider communications from individuals.
If that were the intention, it would be useful for the Commission to collaborate with bodies that had specific competence in the field of human rights protection, such as the Human Rights Committee, which had valuable experience with regard to the application of the Covenant.
It further requests that high-level and clearly identifiable priority consideration is given to children's rights within the structure of the central Government andof the decentralized system of Government, all the relevant departments of which require authority and specific competences on children's rights.
The Centre for Human Rights directly implements projects for which it has a unique or specific competence, drawing on the considerable expertise developed by its staff in those areas, and facilitates the coordination of other programme elements relating to the human rights needs of the country involved.
Progress in addressing security-related concerns will first of all hinge on the commitment of the country of asylum, but may also require the active involvement of the Security Council, where these concerns are being discussed, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations(DPKO)and organizations with specific competence in situations of armed conflict, such as the International Committee of the Red Cross ICRC.
It recommended that Ukraine mandate the Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights with specific competence in the field of racial discrimination, in particular to process complaints and take measures in response to the victims' concerns of racial discrimination and ensure their access to the Commissioner's Office at the regional, district and municipal levels.
The Committee recommends that the draft Organic Code on Territory, Autonomies and Decentralization allow for the articulation and coordination of the different institutions and organs covering children's rights, thus ensuring in practice a comprehensive and specific approach that links the central and cantonal levels andthe different child rights institutions among themselves, with proper and specific competences and funding.
In this context, the National Bank of Moldova,as the central bank of the state and having specific competences, participates actively in the process of internal legislative, institutional and functional changes aiming at the achievement of the economic accession criteria to the European Union, thus bringing the Republic of Moldova closer to the European Union.