Examples of using To the general principle in English and their translations into Russian
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Surely not, according to the general principle contained in article 5 of the Covenant.
Rousseau formulates the general principle(le principe de caducité) andthen presents a series of significant exceptions to the general principle.
You can drag the whole block of cards from one column to another,if this movement corresponds to the general principle of the formation of the column.
While the report referred to the general principle of equality before the law embodied in the Provisional Constitution, it offered little specific information.
All the rights referred to above and all the fundamental rights andfreedoms recognized in title I of the Constitution are subject to the general principle of non-discrimination.
In these States, security rights are conceived to be exceptions to the general principle of equality of creditors and must therefore be restrictively interpreted.
Exceptions to the general principle that foreigners in Lithuania enjoy rights equal to those of the citizens of the Republic of Lithuania, may only be regulated by law and only on legal grounds.
Moreover, the General Act on Banks andOther Financial Institutions makes an exception to the general principle that requires financial institutions to maintain bank secrecy.
As regards the exercise of political rights by foreigners or stateless persons who find themselves or who reside in Portugal,there has been a significant effort to reduce the exceptions to the general principle of national treatment.
Women are thus seemingly protected in regard to the rights provided for and to the general principle of non-discrimination as well as to the particular principle based on religion or belief.
Should the draft resolution be adopted, it should be noted that the revision to article III,paragraph 4, regarding location of the Board meetings in New York, would imply an exception to the general principle set out in paragraph 4 of General Assembly resolution 40/243 of 18 December 1985.
However, most States recognize two exceptions to the general principle that a security right in an asset continues to encumber the asset after its transfer, and the Guide does also.
Should the draft resolution be adopted, it should be noted that the provision regarding the location ofthe annual sessions of the permanent forum, would imply an exception to the general principle set out in paragraph 4 of General Assembly resolution 40/243 of 18 December 1985.
This said, most States recognize two exceptions to the general principle that a security right in an asset continues to encumber the asset after its sale, and the Guide does also.
In the field of human rights andcivil liberties, the non-discrimination rule appears as a corollary to the general principle of equality in law between individuals, although the two concepts are different.
They have established exceptions to the general principle that"neither travel nor subsistence expenditures are paid in respect of members of organs and subsidiary organs who serve as representatives of Governments, unless the resolution establishing the organ or subsidiary organ provides otherwise.
Hence there are none of the special circumstances required by STC 245/1991 to justify an exception to the general principle under which adverse decisions by the Strasbourg Court are declarative in nature.
As the scope of article 16 is limited to the relationship between the assignor and the assignee,it is subject to the general principle of party autonomy embodied in article 6 and is intended to operate as a default rule.
She acknowledged that article 23 of the Publications Act prohibited the publication of certain materials, as listed in the report(para. 298);those exceptions to the general principle of freedom of expression were, in the opinion of her Government, in conformity with article 19, paragraph 3, of the Covenant.
As its title indicates,guideline 4.2.5 deals with exceptions to the general principle of reciprocal application of a reservation as between its author and the other parties to the treaty with regard to which the reservation is established.