Examples of using Specifically prohibited in English and their translations into Russian
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The law specifically prohibited corporal punishment in schools.
The observer for Kenya stressed that the Constitution specifically prohibited discrimination.
The law specifically prohibited forced or compulsory labour.
The Penal Code regulated the conduct of interrogations and specifically prohibited torture.
It is an activity specifically prohibited under Article I of this Convention.
Furthermore, 46 states andthe District of Columbia had criminal laws that specifically prohibited hate crimes.
It noted that although the Constitution specifically prohibited torture, reports indicated regular occurrences of unprofessional conduct and beatings by police.
Countermeasures undertaken by international organizations, therefore, cannot be specifically allowed, butthey cannot be specifically prohibited either.
For this reason, Namibia's Sea Fisheries Act of 29 June 1992 specifically prohibited the use of drift-nets longer than 2.5 km.
It is an activity which poses a grave risk to the object and purpose of this Convention by virtue of its highpotential for aiding and assisting activities specifically prohibited by this Convention.
The previous practice of other tribunals confirmed that several acts,though not specifically prohibited, were qualified as prohibited under customary international law.
Some forms of combat have been banned with anti-trust laws, truth in advertising laws, and so on, but rather than generalizing this to a principled rejection of combat in general,executives invent other forms of combat which are not specifically prohibited.
Additionally, it constitutes a measure of collective punishment specifically prohibited by article 33 of the Convention.
Cuba added that Decree-Law No. 141 of 8 September 1993 specifically prohibited public officials from holding certain offices or positions that were considered incompatible with the post of public official, officer of the State, prosecutor or judge.
CERD was concerned at the absence of legislation against racial discrimination as well as at the lack of legislation that specifically prohibited racist organizations.
He noted with satisfaction that article 68 of the Constitution specifically prohibited the suspension of constitutional rights as a measure taken under a state of emergency.
It is an activity which poses some risk to the object and purpose of this Convention by virtue of itspotential to aid and assist activities specifically prohibited by this Convention.
Mr. DIACONU asked whether the State party's legislation specifically prohibited discrimination based on descent, which was essential in eliminating discrimination against ethnic and caste groups.
The ILO Committee of Experts reiterated its observation that there appeared to be no legal provisions in Barbados that specifically prohibited the trafficking of children under the age of 18 years.
Article 18(2) contemplates nothing less than that an act, specifically prohibited by international law on Day 1, should itself have become compulsory by virtue of a new norm of jus cogens on Day 2, or at least within such a period of time as to allow issues of responsibility arising on Day 1 to remain live but unresolved.
Such knowledge would exist if, for example,the lessee knew that the security agreement creating such security right specifically prohibited the grantor from leasing the property.
He stressed that Irish legislation on employment andthe provision of goods and services specifically prohibited discrimination against Travellers and that, consequently, members of the Traveller community were entitled to seek legal redress for any violation of their rights.
However, it had no right to revoke the citizenship of its nationals; furthermore,the 1949 Geneva Convention relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War specifically prohibited individual or mass forcible transfers and deportations.
The example of the Basic Law of the Special Administrative District of Macao(para. 10), which specifically prohibited discrimination on the grounds of race, was given merely as an example of a recent development, and did not mean that no other such legislation existed elsewhere in China.
In light of article 4 of the Optional Protocol, the Committee recommends thatthe State party amend legislation to ensure that the recruitment and use in hostilities of persons under the age of 18 years by armed groups other than the armed forces is specifically prohibited and criminalized.
Some authors argued that since the early 1990s a new rule of customary international law had developed which specifically prohibited excessive collateral damage to the environment during international armed conflict.
Specifically prohibited is dissemination of information on available jobs and vacant posts that contains data on any kind of direct or indirect restriction of rights or on the establishment of direct or indirect advantages stemming from sex; race; colour of skin; ethnicity; language; origin; property, family, social or employment status; age; place of residence; religion; beliefs; affiliation or non-affiliation with public associations or any social group, or other circumstances that have nothing to do with the business proficiency of employers.
With regard to paragraph 16, concerning article 3 of the Convention,the 1991 Racial Discrimination Prohibition Amendment Act specifically prohibited and criminalized racial discrimination and the practice and ideology of apartheid.
Persons who have reached the minimum age andare under eighteen cannot perform any type of work specifically prohibited by law and in case of any infringement of this minimum working age those concerned are entitled to all the rights, benefits and remuneration corresponding to the employment relationship.
Legal weapons used in legal military operations against legal military targets would not meet the rest of the test for torture: humanitarian law permits the use of weapons andmilitary operations that are not specifically prohibited and would therefore be subject to the“lawful sanctions” exclusion in the definition.