Examples of using State recognizes in English and their translations into Spanish
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ARTICLE 183-The State recognizes the guarantee of amparo.
One State criticized the definition because it does not restrict responsibility of an international organization towards a State to the case in which that State recognizes the legal personality of the organization.
Not every state recognizes imperfect self-defense, however.
Religious denominations and institutions which the State recognizes as possessing corporate personality;
ARTICLE 182-The State recognizes the guarantee of Habeas Corpus or staff, and of Habeas Data.
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Approximately 30 per cent of them have branches in the provinces and the State recognizes five as being in the public interest.
The State recognizes and guarantees life, including care and protection from the moment of conception.
It is irrelevant whether this state recognizes this repudiation or not;
Therefore, once one state recognizes another as a fellow sovereign state, this recognition cannot be revoked, except when one or the other ceases to exist.
The right to work is enshrined in article 7 of the Constitution which declares that:“The State recognizes the right of all citizens to work and shall promote such conditions as will make this right effective.”.
The State recognizes the right of every citizen to protection of health and to the enjoyment of the attainable standard of physical and mental health and with a view to ensuring the effective exercise of this right the State undertakes.
The political system of the State recognizes the important role played by civil society.
The State recognizes the right of every citizen to education and, with a view to ensuring the effective realization of this right, undertakes to provide compulsory and free education in State schools for a period of 10 years.
Such would be the case, for example,where a State recognizes an armed group as a belligerent in a conflict situation by means of silence.
The State recognizes the importance of birth registration in order to guarantee the right of the child to his or her origins, to a nationality and as a means of access to other rights, such as the right to education, health, social security and protection against exploitation and abuse.
In the specific case of women,the Constitution of the Philippines explicitly provided that"The State recognizes the role of women in nation building, and shall ensure the fundamental equality before the law of women and men.
Once the State recognizes the great value of young people, then business leaders, civil society leaders, entrepreneurs and many other social actors will utilize youth for constructive projects that bring about social and economic growth.
It was mentioned in the previous national report that sections 8 and9 of the Child Law stipulates that the State recognizes the rights of children and a child is recognized as a citizen in accordance with the Citizenship Law.
When a State recognizes the legitimacy of international interventions in the field of human rights and when it alters its policy on the matter in response to international pressure, the relationship between the State, its citizens, and international actors is strengthened.
JS1, JS5, JS7 and the Lamp for Haiti Foundation(LHF)reported that the Constitution stated that"[t]he State recognizes the right of every citizen to decent housing, education, food and social security.
The State recognizes and respects the separation and interdependence of powers, the separation of church and State, the independence of the courts, the existence and autonomy of local authorities and the democratic decentralization of the public administration art. 2, para. 2 in fine of the Constitution.
Chapter VIII of the Constitution is devoted to the Rights of Indigenous Peoples,specifying that the State recognizes the existence of indigenous people, their modes of social, political and economic organization and their rights to the lands they ancestrally and traditionally occupy.
The State recognizes and protects intellectual property rights in scientific, literary and artistic works, inventions, innovations, trade names, patents, trademarks and slogans, in accordance with the conditions and exceptions established by law and the international treaties executed and ratified by the Republic in this field.
Access to justice in Mozambique is based on the constitutional principle of legality provided under the Article 4 of CRM,which stipulates that"the State recognizes the different regulatory and conflict resolution systems that coexist within the Mozambican society, to the extent that are not contrary to the values and principles of the Constitution.
The State recognizes the right of farmers, farm workers and landowners, as well as cooperatives and other independent farmers' organizations, to participate in the planning, organization, and management of the Agrarian Reform Programme, and provides support to agriculture through appropriate technology and research, and adequate financial, production, marketing, and other support services.
Article 54 of the Burundian Constitution proclaims that"The State recognizes the right of all citizens to work and shall endeavour to create conditions which make possible the effective enjoyment of this right.
Ecuador's Constitution provides in article 84 that the State recognizes and guarantees indigenous peoples, in accordance with this Constitution and the law, respect for public order and human rights, the right to maintain, develop and strengthen their identity and spiritual, cultural, linguistic, social, political and economic traditions.
According to article 5 of the Constitution of Colombia of 1991, the State recognizes, without any discrimination whatsoever, the primacy of the inalienable rights of the individual and protects the family as the basic institution of society.
Section 8 of the Child Law prescribes that,"the State recognizes that every child has the right to survival, development, protection and care and to achieve active participation within the community.
Article 43 of the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania indicates that the State recognizes traditional Lithuanian Churches and religious organizations, as well as other Churches and religious organizations provided that they have a basis in society and their teaching and rituals do not contradict morality or the law.