Примеры использования To coercion на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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in full awareness, subject neither to coercion nor to physical or moral violence;
it creates an environment conducive to coercion.
which provides protection to witnesses subject to coercion or serious threat by virtue of their cooperation in a criminal investigation or proceeding.
of those who were being subjected to coercion, colonization and marginalization.
which prohibits subjecting anyone to coercion in questions of religion or belief.
the State party has not presented any evidence to show that his son was not subjected to coercion.
should be limited to coercion contrary to international law.
Brazil has offered protection to witnesses subject to coercion or grave threat by virtue of their cooperation in criminal investigations
the accused must not be subjected to coercion, threats or other similar means,
to investigate a complaint and to attempt a settlement, give rise to problems of conflict of interest, and">could lead to coercion.
to reply shall be counselled… and the investigating officer shall be vigilant and shall endeavour, by various judicious means, to ascertain the underlying reason for the suspect's persistence or">silence without resorting to coercion or torture.
the root of the current international maladies, namely the propensity to resort to coercion and violence by State and non-State actors.
that no one shall be subject to coercion which would impair his/her freedom to have
at least in respect to coercion, because of the relationship with the excuse provided for in article 31.
as well as the public legal right of a citizen not to be subjected to coercion in connection with belief
counsel asked the author whether he had been subjected to coercion, to which the author replied:"No.
as opposed to coercion" Sen, 1999.
are brought in line with the Convention and to ensure that formal repeal of powers to impose compulsory labour be followed up in practice and that those resorting to coercion in the recruitment of labour be punished',
No one shall be subject to coercion which would impair hisfreedom to have