In the case in question the restrictions were provided for by law.

C. Restrictions on rules of law justified by action to combat impunity

The travel restrictions to which some missions had objected did not violate international law.

The restrictions on copyright laid down by law do not affect the moral rights of the author.

39. The Youth Justice Law, in particular sections 42 to 46, places restrictions on the employment of children.

1. no limits on the disposal or use of the goods by the buyer, except restrictions specified by the law and administrative regulations, restrictions on the areas where the goods mentioned could be resold, and restrictions having no material influence on the price of goods

Restrictions

Restrictions

For this reason, the State, in the manner prescribed by law, may impose restrictions on the owners of natural resources.

The draft Law On Sports, adopted by the CM on 5 June 2001, does not provide any restrictions concerning genders.

21. Yugoslav law in fact permits wide restrictions to be imposed on free communication between legal counsel and their clients.

Access Restrictions

No restrictions

The restrictions were provided for by law, under section 108 (1) of the Election for Public Office and Election Malpractice Prevention Act.

These general provisions and restrictions of international law prohibit making the civilian population the object of the use of any conventional weaponry.

These restrictions are contained in article 16 of the Law on Settlement of Collective Labour Disputes of 1990, which reads as follows

Obey PAM restrictions

like eliminate restrictions.

Restrictions should be based on binding instruments negotiated in conformity with international law, taking into account the interests of transparency, legitimacy and effectiveness.

However, general provisions and restrictions of international law apply on its use as on the use of any other type of conventional weapon.

Substantive issues Freedom of thought and conscience Freedom of opinion Freedom of expression Permissibility of restrictions on freedom of association Right to equality before the law and to equal protection of the law

Furthermore, the delegation should indicate the types of restrictions that customary law could impose on freedom of movement and freedom to choose a domicile.

The restrictions violate established principles of international law, and moreover raise transaction costs for operational agencies, which are ultimately borne by the international community.

The political process continues to appear deadlocked, with sweeping restrictions in law and practice on the exercise of virtually all human rights and freedoms.

K3b Video DVD Restrictions

B. Restrictions and limitations

Even the Universal Declaration of Human Rights clearly states that, when exercising their rights and freedoms, people are subject to the restrictions prescribed by law.

They must not be restricted by political, ideological or religious motives restrictions in the formation of the library collection may be set only by law.

Some bilateral investment treaties include other clauses, such as restrictions on performance requirements, provisions to promote transparency of national law and balance of payments issues.

Some bilateral investment treaties include other clauses, such as restrictions on performance requirements, provisions to promote transparency of national law and balance of payments issues.

6790 Enterprise specific restrictions n.e.s.

Mobility restrictions and closure policies

C. Access restrictions Flight clearances

Restrictions on categories of works

Principle 30 Restrictions on extradition

PRINCIPLE 27 RESTRICTIONS ON PRESCRIPTION

PRINCIPLE 30. RESTRICTIONS ON EXTRADITION

Principle 24 Restrictions on prescription

Principle 27 Restrictions on extradition

PRINCIPLE 24 RESTRICTIONS ON PRESCRIPTION

PRINCIPLE 27. RESTRICTIONS ON EXTRADITION

D. Restrictions on Serbian media

Her delegation urged the host country to reconsider its positions on entry visas and travel restrictions to bring them into line with the general principles of law, equality and non discrimination and the provisions of international law.

It is the position of the Working Group that the freedoms protected by the Universal Declaration, in particular by articles 19, 20 and 21 (1), may only be restricted by the operation of criminal law if the conditions required of such restrictions under international law are met. It follows that only restrictions aimed at protecting national security, public order, public health, as well as the rights and reputation of others, are compatible with international law.

Under international human rights law, States may impose restrictions on some rights, under narrowly defined circumstances, if such restrictions are necessary to achieve overriding goods, such as public health, the rights of others, morality, public order, the general welfare in a democratic society and national security.