Examples of using Compatible with the principle in English and their translations into Spanish
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In addition, it has been interpreted in such a way as"to justify its subsidy schemes as being compatible with the principle.
High standards of training andefficiency were entirely compatible with the principle of equitable geographical distribution.
A distinction is compatible with the principle of equality when it has an objective and reasonable justification; it must pursue a legitimate aim, and there must be a reasonable relationship of proportionality between the means employed and the aim sought.
Mr. Ribeiro Leão asked if the legislation of the State of Israel was compatible with the principle of non-discrimination established in article 2 of the Covenant.
It rejected a refusal to grant dispensation from Saturday morning classes requested by some parents for their Baptist son on the grounds that the cantonal Administrative Tribunal had not considered whether such refusal was compatible with the principle of proportionality.
Therefore, the second andsubsequent penalties are not compatible with the principle of non bis in idem, as contained in article 14, paragraph 7, of ICCPR, which states that"no one shall be liable to be tried or punished again for an offence for which he has already been finally convicted or acquitted.
Secret rules and secret interpretations of the law- even ifissued by judges- were not compatible with the principle that laws should be clear and accessible.
This position, in the view of the Special Rapporteur,is simply not compatible with the principle of free, prior and informed consent or with respect for the property, cultural and other rights of indigenous peoples, given the actual or potential effects on those rights when extractive activities occur.
States parties cannot be obliged under the Convention to return aliens only to countries whose legal systems are compatible with the principle of non-discrimination enshrined in the Convention.
Asked how the obligation of obedience on the part of women to men was compatible with the principle of gender equality,the representative said that obedience was based on mutual respect and that Iraqi law had departed from the principle of arbitrary obedience.
Given that those courts were apparently still presided over by men,he failed to see how women's right to act as judges in family courts was compatible with the principle of non-discrimination enshrined in the Covenant.
He asked how the Government ensured that the application of its fundamental laws was compatible with the principle of non-discrimination set forth in article 1 of the Convention. Were there any initiatives to adopt a general provision on equality prohibiting discrimination as outlined in that article?
To examine whether the attacks against the police were compatible with the principle of distinction between civilian and military objects and persons, the Mission analysed the institutional development of the Gaza police since Hamas took complete control of Gaza in July 2007 and merged the Gaza police with the"Executive Force" it had created after its election victory.
He had been surprised to read in paragraph 35 of the core document that an investigation carried out by the Parliamentary Ombudsman might result in disciplinary sanctions being imposed on a civil servant ora judge, and wondered whether that was compatible with the principle of the independence of the judiciary.
Reflecting the stateof contemporary international law, the affirmation of self-determination in the Declaration is deemed compatible with the principle of territorial integrity and political unity of sovereign 89 United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, seventh preambular paragraph.
Mr. REYES RODRÍGUEZ(Cuba), introducing draft resolution E/CN.4/1999/L.78 on behalf of its numerous sponsors, recalled that the Commission had reaffirmed that the need to employ staff with the highest standards of efficiency, competence andintegrity was compatible with the principle of equitable geographical distribution.
He wished to know if the fact that the status of legal entity was granted to indigenous peoples by the Ministry of the Interior was compatible with the principle of self-determination of indigenous peoples enshrined in the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
According to this jurisprudence, a difference in treatment on the basis of a criterion such as race, ethnicity, national origin orreligion will only be compatible with the principle of non-discrimination if it is supported by objective and reasonable grounds.
On the topic of reservations to treaties, although the Guide to Practice would be a useful document for academic study and for practitioners, his delegation had concerns about some of the guidelines, for example,guideline 4.5.3, which was not compatible with the principle of State consent in treaty law.
First, we must determine whether, under the"treatment no less favourable" requirement in Article 2.1of the TBT Agreement, the means through which a technical regulation achieves its objectives must be compatible with the principle of sustainable development in the preamble of the WTO Agreement.
It should ensure equal treatment for all persons within its territory and subject to its jurisdiction, regardless of their national or ethnic origin, and in particular, pursue the review of all laws discriminating against Palestinian citizens of Israel andensure that any future legislation is fully compatible with the principle of equality and non-discrimination.
Reflecting the state of contemporary international law in relation to this principle as well as the demands of indigenous peoples themselves,the affirmation of selfdetermination in the Declaration is deemed compatible with the principle of territorial integrality and political unity of States.
In December 1998, the Supreme Court of Iceland delivered its judgement in the case of Valdimar Jóhannesson v. the Icelandic State(the Valdimar case),stating that the restrictions on freedom of employment involved in article 5 of the Fisheries Management Act were not compatible with the principle of equality under article 65 of the Constitution.