Примеры использования Any recourse на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Please enumerate and describe any recourse procedures.
Any recourse to a domestic court, therefore, proved impossible.
The current mechanism does not provide for any recourse in such cases.
Those persons do not have any recourse to challenge the legality of the detention.
The Final Declaration of the Doha session condemned any recourse to force by Israel.
The article goes on to state that"any recourse to force must be reasonable and proportionate to the objective pursued.
Management evaluation of administrative decisions should precede any recourse to the formal system of justice.
Hence, MAL 16(3) precludes any recourse to courts following a negative ruling by the tribunal on its jurisdiction.
The arrangement is intended to be exclusive, andit therefore precludes any recourse to the civil courts art. 182.
However, any recourse to military action would be certain to give rise to negative measures on the part of the international community.
She wondered if there was any recourse for women in those situations.
Should recourse to the procedures under one article prevent,while it is being pursued, any recourse under the other?
In many parts of the country, village communities,deprived of any recourse to civil protection, experience, on a daily basis, the"law of the gun.
Are they mutually exclusive,i.e. should recourse to the procedures under one article prevent any recourse under the other?
The situation in the world prompts us to avoid any recourse to solitary models and to reject temptations to turn inward, to unilateralism or protectionism.
On the other hand, in view of these precedents,it would not be reasonable to exclude any recourse to the travaux préparatoires.
(3) In all cases, the responsibility for any recourse to compulsory or forced labour shall rest with the competent central authorities of the territory concerned.
Moreover, the definitive Revelation of God in Jesus Christ now renders impossible any recourse to violence“in the name of God”.
There exists now in international law a peremptory norm prohibiting any recourse to forced labour and that the right not to be compelled to perform forced or compulsory labour is one of the basic human rights.
The author further states that the Charter for Peace and National Reconciliation andits implementing legislation now prevent any recourse to justice in Algeria.
The terms and conditions of service of experts on mission, including any recourse mechanism or procedure, are established by the appointing body.
Through the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, Canada provides information to employers andemployees to ensure that foreign workers are aware of their rights and any recourse mechanisms.
Mr. Arnold also indicated that the definition was exclusive,as it did not provide any recourse to domestic law for further elaborations or additions.
We hope that those movements will renounce any recourse to weapons and express their expectations within the peaceful framework set by the historic political agreement of 13 August 2007 and with respect for the institutions of the Republic.
This is all the more painful as the border dispute in itself is amenable to a legal and peaceful solution,rendering any recourse to force both unnecessary and unjustifiable.
An alternative to that approach was to refer to"any appeal or any recourse on the merits", as the word"appeal" might not be understood in the same manner in all jurisdictions and the word"recourse" conveyed a broader meaning.
He hoped that the Commission would review and revise paragraph(3) of the commentary to draft conclusion 1,which appeared to suggest that any recourse to preparatory work was limited by preconditions.
Any recourse to Article 56, paragraph 4, of the Rules of Court, is not to be made in such a manner as to undermine the general rule that all documents in support of a party's contentions shall be annexed to its written pleadings or produced in accordance with Article 56, paragraphs 1 and 2, of the Rules of Court.
Article 5(3) of the Slavery Convention declares that, in all cases,the responsibility for any recourse to compulsory or forced labour shall rest with the competent central authorities of the territory concerned.
Concerning article 2, paragraph 3(a), of the Covenant, the author indicates that the negligence of the Italian police, which made possible the abduction of his children, had never been acknowledged by the ministries concerned,thus denying him any recourse.