Examples of using Such restriction in English and their translations into Russian
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It was the understanding in the Working Group that the Guide would explain that no such restriction was intended.
Therefore, any such restriction would constitute a violation of articles 2, 12 and 29 of the Convention.
Yet putting such restriction on the stage of a competition means to close access to the Council to most broadcast professionals of the country.
They argue that such restriction of the right to vote is neither essential
Any such restriction would be discriminatory
Such restriction, however, does not apply to a female civil servant employed in a vacation department.
One such restriction is that, at many casino sites, the dealer must Stand on 16.
No such restriction exists on imposition of a corporate income tax
Herewith, such restriction does not cover proceeds derived by from sale of debt securities of such issuers on stock exchanges;
it favours freedom of international trade and will reject any such restriction, unless imposed by the United Nations.
made several statements which provided solid reasons to eliminate such restriction.
The sharia therefore restricts the wife's rights to divorce by making it contingent on a judge's ruling, whereas no such restriction is laid down in the case of the husband.
interests on the basis of his or her religious beliefs and such restriction is punishable as a criminal offence.
Any such restriction should take account of the nature
Any such restriction of participation of suppliers
One example of such restriction was an Act on the prevention of religious abuse
Any such restriction should take account of the nature
Such restriction results in other forms of deprivation:
It was indicated that no such restriction existed, but, despite the absence of such a restriction, a few members expressed concern that the resolution might not serve the intended purpose of expanding the ownership of countries through election to the Council.
While according to international law States may restrict the enjoyment of some international human rights vis-à-vis non-citizens, any such restriction must nevertheless meet stringent conditions related to the principle of non-discrimination.