Translation of "prescribe exercises " (English → French) :

As well, it is not only this minister who will be exercising it, if he would so exercise it and would do so in a proper manner, but it is any other minister, once this legislation is passed, who may not, at the time, exercise it with the due diligence that should normally be warranted and which due diligence should better be prescribed with the criteria.

11. Reiterates that limitations on the exercise of the rights and freedoms recognised by the Charter must comply with the provisions of the ECHR and with Article 52 of the Charter which prescribe that such limitations be provided for by law, necessary and proportionate to the legitimate aims pursued;

(a) authorize the prescribed supervisory authority of that province to exercise any of the Superintendent’s powers under this Act; and (b) authorize the Superintendent to exercise any powers of that prescribed supervisory authority.

(3b) The Council should not go beyond the intention expressed in the primary law provisions, and the 'detailed arrangements' prescribed in Directive 93/109/EC under the terms of Article 19(2) of the EC Treaty should be limited to what is strictly necessary in order to give effect to the two intended rights, i.e. the right to vote and to stand for election in a State other than one's own, and should not introduce conditions for the exercise of those rights other than, or in addition to, those provided for in the law of the State of res ...[+++]idence.

Cases where a court refers parties to mediation or in which national law prescribes mediation should also be covered, although the principle remains that mediation is a voluntary process and national legislation making the use of mediation compulsory or subject to incentives or sanctions should not prevent parties from exercising their right of access to the judicial system.

Even though they are not explicitly cited, the fundamental right to a fair trial with all the appropriate guarantees should be understood to include rights relating to the presumption of innocence, protection with regard to confessions, the provision of evidence relevant to the defence, the right to appeal as prescribed by law, the right to use an interpreter, etc. The prime objective of the right of access to justice is to arrive at a resolution of claims which is founded in law and declared by a judicial body and to execute the judgment, except where such action is precluded on grounds defined by law because it would impinge on that ob ...[+++]jective, which demands the interpretation which is most likely to safeguard the exercise of the fundamental right.