Examples of using Their professional functions in English and their translations into Russian
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Lawyers perform their professional functions in accordance with the Bar Act.
Nevertheless, lawyers must be accountable with regard to their professional functions.
Abiding, in their professional functions, by the principles of hierarchy and subordination.
Uphold the right of defence counsel to perform their professional functions without.
To perform their professional functions without intimidation, hindrance, harassment, improper interference or unjustified exposure to civil, penal or other liability;
In many countries, judges andlawyers suffer reprisals for performing their professional functions.
She noted that immunity should exist for personnel when acting in the scope of their professional functions, and internal disciplinary proceedings were appropriate if United Nations personnel had failed to act in an appropriate manner.
In some regions of the Russian Federation, lawyers are targeted for discharging their professional functions.
Lawyers for Lawyers(L4L)stated that lawyers were unable to perform their professional functions free of intimidation, hindrance, harassment or improper interference.
One foreign and two Georgian journalists have died andfour journalists have been wounded in the exercise of their professional functions.
The authorities should ensure that lawyers are able to perform all of their professional functions without intimidation, hindrance, harassment or improper interference.
Safeguards should be put in place to protect lawyers from reprisals for conduct related to the discharge of their professional functions.
Prosecutors play a crucial role in the administration of justice and must,therefore, be able to"perform their professional functions without intimidation, hindrance, harassment, improper interference or unjustified exposure to civil, penal or other liability.
Between the first and last years of GCF-II implementation,only a small minority of the more than 200 professional staff in BDP retained their professional functions.
OIOS agrees thatas international civil servants, the investment staff of the Service are required to perform their professional functions in accordance with the United Nations standards of conduct and the Financial Rules.
Justice operators must be provided with clear rules of conduct and ethics in order toensure that they behave in accordance with accepted standards that are appropriate to their professional functions.
While it is important that justice operators be granted some degree of criminal immunity in relation to the exercise of their professional functions in order to protect them from unwarranted prosecution, immunity should never be applied to cases of serious crime, including accusations of corruption.
Condemning the increasingly frequent attacks on the independence of judges, lawyers, prosecutors and court officials, in particular threats, intimidation andinterference in the discharge of their professional functions.
This notwithstanding, as provided for in the United Nations Guidelines,States shall ensure that prosecutors are able to perform their professional functions without intimidation, hindrance, harassment, improper interference or unjustified exposure to civil, penal or other liability para. 4.
Noting with concern the increasingly frequent attacks on the independence of judges, lawyers, prosecutors and court officials, in particular threats, intimidation andinterference in the discharge of their professional functions.
Regarding prosecution services,the Guidelines on the Role of Prosecutors indicate that States shall ensure that prosecutors are able to perform their professional functions without intimidation, hindrance, harassment, improper interference or unjustified exposure to civil, penal or other liability guideline 4.
The first presents an analysis of safeguards established by international law to ensure the independence of lawyers and the legal profession, which form a prerequisite for lawyers in the free andeffective discharge of their professional functions.
Governments shall ensure that lawyers(a)are able to perform all of their professional functions without intimidation, hindrance, harassment or improper interference;(b) are able to travel and to consult with their clients freely both within their own country and abroad; and(c) shall not suffer, or be threatened with, prosecution or administrative, economic or other sanctions for any action taken in accordance with recognized professional duties, standards and ethics.”.
The Government respects the independence of the judiciary and realizes the important role of lawyers,who must enjoy complete freedom in performing all their professional functions without intimidation, harassment, hindrance or improper influence.
While those individuals also enjoy fundamental rights and freedoms and are free to engage in non-judicial activities, certain activities such as membership of a political party orpublic engagement in political activities may jeopardize the impartiality and independence of their professional functions.
To ensure that human rights and health organizations, including doctors and lawyers working on human rights cases, are free andable to perform their professional functions without intimidation, hindrance, harassment, or improper interference;
The report presented an analysis of the safeguards to be established at the domestic level to ensure the independence of lawyers and the legal profession,as a prerequisite for lawyers to discharge their professional functions freely and effectively.
With regard to the legal profession,the Basic Principles on the Role of Lawyers require Governments to ensure that lawyers are able to perform all of their professional functions without intimidation, hindrance, harassment or other improper interference.
This increase may be attributed to a growing awareness amongst staff, partly as a result of the financial disclosure programme, of the potential for their private investments and holdings to conflict with their professional functions, or with the interests of the United Nations.
In accordance with the due process guarantees in the human rights treaties and protections for defendants incorporated into the Constitution in article 38,the Government has a duty to ensure that lawyers are able to perform their professional functions without intimidation, hindrance, harassment or improper interference, free from the threat of prosecution or other sanctions.