Examples of using Substantive standards in English and their translations into Russian
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Substantive standards are also the same.
A number of States are in the process of developing the minimum substantive standards as part of their national law and procedures.
In terms of the substantive standards of German law, the case was clearly anticompetitive.
As the recent cases brought to the WTO dispute settlement body demonstrated,problems might arise in respect of substantive standards and dispute settlement.
However, substantive standards that promoted economic efficiency should apply equally in hard times.
Moreover,“EBRD, as a signatory to the European Principles for the Environment, is committed to promoting the adoptionof EU environmental principles, practices and substantive standards”.
The Declaration contains substantive standards of a general nature, which are not linked to any particular existing legal instrument.
However, in order not to be arbitrary, deprivation of nationality must bein conformity with domestic law and in addition comply with specific procedural and substantive standards, in particular the principle of proportionality.
In addition, procedural and substantive standards and trust-building mechanisms should be developed for ODR providers.
Thus, while international law allows for the deprivation of nationality in certain circumstances, it must be in conformity with domestic law andcomply with specific procedural and substantive standards, in particular the principle of proportionality.
The Principles on mental illness establish substantive standards and procedural guarantees against the improper use of guardianship.
Upon the request of Member States, the Secretariat, at IGC 7(November 2004), prepared an overview of policy objectives and core principles on the protection of TK, contained in document WIPO/GRTKF/IC/7/5,for the IGC to use in developing substantive standards of the protection of TK.
The Principles establish substantive standards and procedural guarantees for involuntary or forced commitment and treatment in psychiatric institutions.
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.
The Institute continued its project to produce a series entitled"The Raoul Wallenberg Institute Human Rights Guides". The guides will facilitate orientation in international human rights standards by presenting the content of substantive standards in a systematic way.
In this process, the Tribunals are providing guidance on the procedural and substantive standards required in the pre-disciplinary phase and the disciplinary phase, as well as on the due process rights of staff members.
The Institute is currently involved in a project to produce a series entitled"The Raoul Wallenberg Institute Human Rights Guides". The guides will facilitate orientation in international human rights standards by presenting the content of substantive standards in a systematic way.
Human rights monitoring in addition also requires indicators that reflect the substantive standards of the right, which incorporate human rights principles, including gender equality, non-discrimination and participation.
Building on the existing groundwork of several intellectual property conventions, this Agreement lays down certain general provisions and basic principles regarding the protection of intellectual property rights, including national treatment and MFN requirements,as well as rules on substantive standards for the protection of specific categories of intellectual property rights, domestic enforcement procedures and international dispute settlement Sauvé, 1994.
In addition, representatives of indigenous peoples have expressed concerns over the substantive standards contained in the Protocol, which have been viewed as weak in terms of the specific protections afforded to indigenous peoples, although some positive developments have also been highlighted.
It analyses briefly the key international human rights instruments relating to persons with mental disabilities,with a view to identifying the main substantive standards and procedural guarantees applicable with regard to persons with intellectual and psychiatric disabilities.
In particular, the Tribunals are interpreting the procedural and substantive standards required by the Organization throughout the pre-disciplinary and disciplinary phases, for example, the assessment of the allegations and complaints, the quality of the investigation reports, the due-process rights of staff members during the process and the proportionality of measures imposed.
The report analyses briefly the key international human rights instruments relating to persons with mental disabilities,with a view to identifying the main substantive standards and procedural guarantees applicable in the context of guardianship, compulsory institutionalization and involuntary or forced treatment.
While article 9, paragraphs 1 and 4, of the Covenant may well require reference to substantive standards beyond domestic law- i.e., an action could be arbitrary under the Covenant even though it complies with domestic law- nonetheless there is no grounding in the Covenant to dictate that courts must be the repository of all policy judgements and standard-setting in difficult areas such as unlawful immigration.
However, the problem arises if nationals themselves are not provided with the minimum substantive standards, in which case the principle would not guarantee any such minimum standards to foreign victims involved in the transboundary damage.
Case 10 shows, in particular, the substantial burden to be carried by enterprises in complex international merger cases subject to,at times, very divergent formal and substantive standards under different legislation claiming jurisdiction over the same transaction, as well as the difficulties of enforcement authorities and courts to establish in a reasonable time a realistic picture of the transaction to be assessed.
The important point to note is that the principle of non-discriminatory andequal access does not guarantee any substantive standard of liability and no minimum procedural rights other than those that are granted under national law to the citizens.
With this is mind, the Secretary-General has decided to adopt the Guidelines for Internal Control Standards as a general substantive standard against which the Secretariat's internal control procedures and systems should conform, and has instructed the Under-Secretary-General for Management to take appropriate measures to bring the existing internal controls in line with INTOSAI standards. .
Earlier discussions of State“complicity” in the literature andthe case law were concerned rather with problems of attribution or of the substantive standard of responsibility for the acts of private persons: see, e.g., J. L. Brierly,“The Theory of Implied State Complicity in International Claims”(1928) 9 British Year Book of International Law 42.
The Secretary-General had therefore decided to adopt the Guidelines as a general substantive standard to which the Secretariat's internal control procedures should conform and to take appropriate measures to bring existing internal controls into line with that standard. .