Примеры использования Adjudicator на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I will be the adjudicator.
You can be the adjudicator because I'm going to demonstrate something to you now.
Mr. Sorabjee expressed the view that the Working Group was not in a position to act as an adjudicator.
The scores of adjudicator 4(highest score) and adjudicator 6(lowest score) are disregarded.
Where this is not possible, the Minister of Labour may appoint an adjudicator to settle the matter.
She observes that the immigration adjudicator conducting the inquiry"has no equitable jurisdiction.
The adjudicator ordered the respondent to cease and desist his discriminatory practices and to pay a penalty of $6,000.
Based on evidence adduced during the inquiry, the adjudicator issued a deportation order against the author.
An adjudicator has no authority to order that a respondent pay to the complainant"emotional damages" or pay a penalty.
Whether or not the facts as alleged are true is a question of evidence and for the assessment by the adjudicator, the Equality Council.
The adjudicator found no merit in the claim that the image would make it"acceptable for others to express hatred and contempt for Hindus.
There is no specified time limit within which, pursuant to an order of detention,the applicant is required to be produced before an adjudicator.
An Adjudicator from Earth is sent for to deal with the complex claims over the planet but when he arrives it turns out to be the Master.
Although the author was held in detention for a period of over two years he was ordered released by an immigration adjudicator in July 1998.
The adjudicator read out the results… fourth, third, second, and then Mum just started squealing'cause we knew I would won.
The Court is now obligated not only to give the last word as an adjudicator of international disputes, but also to distribute and disseminate its work widely.
The adjudicator made an order pursuant to s. 54(1)(a) to ensure that the impugned website, which is defunct, remained inactive.
Okay, well, I got some last-minute intel about our NYADA adjudicator, and… well, I don't want to make you any more nervous than you already are.
The Adjudicator shall be appointed jointly by the Employer and the Contractor, at the time of the Employer's issuance of the Letter of Acceptance.
Once asylum is refused and the person is either released on conditions or detained,he appears before an adjudicator who determines whether evidence is required.
The Committee and the adjudicator are required to consider proposals on their merits and with regard to guidance issued by the Secretary of State.
In order to ensure that the interaction between the petitioner andthe Office of the Independent Designations Adjudicator/Ombudsperson is effective, it needs to be conducted in a language the petitioner understands.
Furthermore, the adjudicator can control compliance with the principle, or have it controlled section 82.
The basis of the review can either be procedural impropriety where the adjudicator has failed in his duty to act fairly or where there was gross irregularity in the proceedings.
If either the Adjudicator or the Tribunal allowed the appeal, the decision and any directives related thereto were binding on the Government.
Adjudicator or chairman of grievance panels in a number of internal inquiries involving mainly university academic staff seeking redress over contractual issues and breaches of internal policies affecting their employment.
On 16 April 2004, the Adjudicator, sitting as the first instance court, dismissed the author's appeal on both asylum and human rights grounds.
The adjudicator may inter alia impose a fine on an individual of not less than $100 and not exceeding $500, and on any other entity of not less than $200 and not exceeding $2,000.
Counsel contends that the adjudicator"may not take into account any other factors and has no statutory power of discretion to relieve against any hardship caused by the issuance of the removal order.
The adjudicator may order inter alia a respondent"to pay to a complainant an amount that the adjudicator considers appropriate to compensate that complainant for injury to dignity, feelings and self respect.