Examples of using Substantive guarantees in English and their translations into Russian
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The substantive guarantees of the Constitution are often implemented without reference to equal protection.
The State party has diligently recognized its obligations in ensuring that the substantive guarantees of the Covenant are fully realized.
The procedural and substantive guarantees of article 9 both overlap and interact with other guarantees of the Covenant.
While there was no specific law prohibiting propaganda for war,Irish legislation nevertheless provided the necessary substantive guarantees.
Similarly, although ICCPR contained substantive guarantees against torture, the Convention against Torture had been adopted as well.
It was supposed to facilitate the integrating of Northern municipalities under Serbian control into Kosovo's administrative system,while providing substantive guarantees for Serbian population in turn.
As a set of procedural guarantees, article 14 of the Covenant often plays an important role in the implementation of the more substantive guarantees of the Covenant that must be taken into account in the context of determining criminal charges and rights and obligations of a person in a suit at law.
Where there are inconsistencies between domestic law and the Covenant, article 2 requires that the domestic law orpractice be changed to meet the standards imposed by the Covenant's substantive guarantees.
For example, the Special Rapporteur repeatedly witnessed inadequate procedures for detention, including the failure to respect legal,procedural and substantive guarantees, the detention of persons without prospect of removal, the detention of children, and an absence of alternatives to detention.
In its general comment No. 31, the Human Rights Committee argues that"where there are inconsistencies between domestic law and the Covenant, article 2 requires thatthe domestic law or practice be changed to meet the standards imposed by the Covenant's substantive guarantees.
In accordance with that system, Cuban legislation establishes not only the universally recognized basic legal guarantees for the protection of human rights, but offers substantive guarantees for the real and effective exercise of all human rights, both civil and political, and economic, social and cultural.
Stressing the need for States to develop adequate procedures for detention and expulsions that ensure respect for legal,procedural and substantive guarantees consistent with their international obligations.
The draft law provides for the minimum intervention possible from a criminal law perspective;the full respect for procedural and substantive guarantees; a focus on restorative justice; the provision of alternative measures, including reparations, community service, orientation and supervision measures, and apology to the victims.
According to a different point of view,the real problem that arose in the cases considered in the report stemmed from the violation of the procedural and substantive guarantees available to the person subject to expulsion.
Several draft laws before Parliament incorporated common characteristics: the idea that the scope of the application of penal law should be limited;respect for procedural and substantive guarantees; the use of restorative justice instead of retributive justice; the establishment of diversion mechanisms and alternatives to imprisonment; and the use of imprisonment for a limited period of time and for a limited number of the most serious offences.
He acknowledged that that sentence repeated what had been stated in paragraph 41, but felt that it was necessary for information purposes,since the relationship between article 14 and other substantive guarantees, including those provided under article 7, was being discussed.
The Party concerned submits that the European Court of Human Rights has acknowledged that the protection of fundamental rights by EU law,as regards both the substantive guarantees offered and the mechanisms controlling their observance, can be considered to be"equivalent" to that of the European Convention on Human Rights.
In the Court's view, State action taken in compliance with such legal obligations is justified as long as the relevant organisation isconsidered to protect fundamental rights, as regards both the substantive guarantees offered and the mechanisms controlling their observance, in a manner which can be considered at least equivalent to that for which the Convention provides see the above-cited M.& Co. decision, at p. 145, an approach with which the parties and the European Commission agreed.
At this stage, the Australian Government does not commit to enacting a substantive guarantee to equality.
However, regarding the HRC's view that there was a breach of article 2, the Australian Government does not share the HRC's interpretation of article 2, andit notices that it is the first occasion on which the HRC has found that there can be a breach of article 2 in the absence of a breach of an article that contains a substantive guarantee.
Substantive differences in the guarantees of non-repetition.
States must ensure that the post-2015 development agenda is inclusive and guarantees substantive gender equality, including equality of opportunity and results, with full protection of the law.
The Principles on mental illness establish substantive standards and procedural guarantees against the improper use of guardianship.
Nevertheless, it may be recalled that expulsion is always subject to numerous substantive and procedural guarantees consistent with human rights.
The Principles establish substantive standards and procedural guarantees for involuntary or forced commitment and treatment in psychiatric institutions.
Mr. Amer received a fair andindependent trial during which he enjoyed all substantive and procedural guarantees, in accordance with the principles of international law.
Substantive issues: Fairness of proceedings- minimum guarantees of defence.
Section II of the report reviews briefly the key international human rights instruments, with a view to identifying the main substantive standards and procedural guarantees relating to persons with intellectual and psychiatric disabilities.
We have not yet seen any substantive effort to give guarantees to non-nuclear-weapon States that those weapons will not be used against them or that the Treaty will be universally adhered to.
It has concluded that many persons deprived of their liberty do not have access to substantive, procedural and institutional guarantees to secure all their rights A/HRC/10/21, para. 46.
