Sentence examples for consistent with the convention from inspiring English sources

The confederation adds that the country "fails to maintain a legal framework adequate to protect the rights of migrant workers" consistent with the convention and an amendment passed this year requiring signatories to enforce the suppression of forced labour.

To be consistent with the convention, the output power of the device is normalized by the electrode surface area; however, the power density calculations are also performed through normalization by the device volume.

In others, such as the United Kingdom, the courts have, so far as possible, to interpret legislation to be consistent with the Convention, but have no power to strike it down even if they find it to be clearly inconsistent.

This interpretation is consistent with the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which pledges the fundamental rights of every child.

"Today, the evidence is clear; the foundations supporting a juvenile justice system consistent with the Convention on the Rights of the child, are now in place" said Mr. Sheldon Yett, UNICEF Representative.

International agencies should make sure the advice and assistance they provide to countries is consistent with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

President Bush and others have insisted that the United States is treating the prisoners fairly and in a manner consistent with the conventions' broad requirements.

But to facilitate this process, and consistent with the conventions set out in the draft cabinet manual, I have asked the cabinet secretary to arrange for the civil service to provide support on request to parties engaged in discussions on the formation of government.

We are clear that independent self-regulation of the press is entirely consistent with the European convention on human rights".

He insisted that the prisoners, who he said were extremely dangerous, were being held under humane conditions "consistent with the Geneva Convention" and had been visited by Red Cross representatives.

Mr. Brosnahan said the only response he had received to repeated inquiries about his client was a letter on Friday from a Defense Department lawyer that said Mr. Walker was being treated "humanely, consistent with the Geneva Convention protections for prisoners of war".