Примеры использования Are subject to expulsion на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The individuals who are subject to expulsion come from different regions of the world.
Human rights law may influence the determination of the State of destination of aliens who are subject to expulsion from a State.
Aliens who are subject to expulsion are required to defray the costs associated with the expulsion under the procedure established by law.
In addition, the maximum period of administrative detention for persons who have entered France illegally and who are subject to expulsion is to be increased to 40 days.
In particular, in all actions concerning children who are subject to expulsion, the best interests of the child shall be a primary consideration.
Such individuals then revert to the status of aliens with respect to the country to which they had emigrated and are subject to expulsion therefrom under ordinary law;
This minimum standard would apply to enemy aliens who are subject to expulsion and who do not benefit from more favorable treatment under international humanitarian law.
The right to enter or return to the State of nationality orone's own country may be of special significance to aliens who are subject to expulsion from the territory of a State.
These cases together became the authority, therefore,for the suggestion that people who are subject to expulsion cannot claim an entitlement to remain solely to continue to benefit from medical, social or other forms of assistance.
While not excluding consideration of other relevant factors, paragraph 2 sets out the requirement that the best interests of the child shall be a primary consideration in all decisions concerning children who are subject to expulsion.
It sets out the obligation of the expelling State to treat and protect vulnerable persons who are subject to expulsion with due regard for their vulnerabilities and special needs.
Please provide detailed information on the consular services provided by the State party to Mauritanians working abroad, including those in an irregular situation, andin particular those who have been deprived of their freedom and are subject to expulsion.
The national courts of States have also recognized that enemy aliens who are subject to expulsion in time of armed conflict may not be entitled to the same procedural guarantees.
In accordance with article 171, paragraph 5, of the Code of Administrative Offences, aliens and stateless person in Estonia may be detained for up to 48 hours, after which an administrative courtdecision is required to extend detention; such persons are subject to expulsion from Estonia under administrative law.
On the other hand,aliens who are subject to expulsion cannot claim any entitlement to remain in the territory of a contracting state in order to continue to benefit from medical, social or other forms of assistance provided by the expelling state.
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has taken the position that legal long-term resident aliens who are subject to expulsion should not be held in detention pending their departure.
The fact that a number of individuals are subject to expulsion on the same day or within a short period of time does not render these expulsions a collective expulsion as long as the case for the expulsion of each and every alien was considered on an individual basis.
The 1999 General Survey on Migrant Workers prepared by the International Labour Organization also recognized the right of migrant workers who are subject to expulsion to claim unpaid wages or similar entitlements.
Aliens and persons without citizenship entering Kazakhstan andworking without the authorization of local administrations are subject to expulsion from Kazakhstan in accordance with domestic laws unless intergovernmental agreements establish a different provision.
The Migrant Workers Recommendation R151, adopted by the General Conference of the International Labour Organization on 24 June 1975,recognizes the right of migrant workers who are subject to expulsion to receive legal assistance and interpretation under the same conditions as national workers.
Even if the expelled aliens do not have a general right of choice with respect to destination under international or national law,aliens who are subject to expulsion(in contrast to extradition) may have the right to return to their State of nationality or their own State rather than being sent to a third State.
Children, older persons["los adultos mayores" in Spanish], persons with disabilities, pregnant women andother vulnerable persons who are subject to expulsion shall be considered as such and treated and protected with due regard for their vulnerabilities.
More specifically, the view has been expressed that human rights provide relatively weak guarantees for aliens who are subject to expulsion because the rights of aliens in such circumstances are subject to many exceptions.
The discretion of a State to determine the destination of an alien who is subject to expulsion may be limited by various considerations as discussed below.
A refugee who is subject to expulsion may be given an opportunity to seek admission to a State other than his or her State of origin before the expulsion decision is implemented.
Mr. Kamto(Special Rapporteur)said that it was only logical that a person who was subject to expulsion would have to settle his or her affairs before leaving the territory of the expelling State.
Consequently, she did not see how the provisions of that paragraph could refer to an alien who wished to stay in a country and who would be subject to expulsion.
In that connection, Austria would have welcomed an obligation incumbent upon foreign States to recognize the nationality as indicated by the person being subject to expulsion.
In addition, the Act specifies the categories of foreign nationals who cannot be subject to expulsion under the international agreements to which Belarus is a party and regulates their legal status.
In contrast, the view has been expressed that the State is not under any obligation to accept the choice of destination of an alien who is subject to expulsion.