Примеры использования Authors refer на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The authors refer to Valdimar case, in which it was stated that.
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In most articles, authors refer to themselves as"your correspondent" or"this reviewer.
Wanting to take into account only the most significant elements of the cultural and economic environment, the authors refer to the sources that form the basis of ideological paradigm of the Western world.
Some authors refer to these simply as configurations, or projective configurations.
As a main argument to support the package its authors refer to the positive assessment of the Council of Europe expert.
The authors refer to the provision of paragraph 1 of the Act, recognizing the"common property of the nation.
With respect to the alleged lack of sufficient substantiation invoked by the State party, the authors refer to the extensive supporting documentation attached to their initial communication.
However, the authors refer to the exception to that rule set out in the case Griffin v. Spain.
As regards the authors' claim that they were not treated equally in relation to the compensation paid for expropriated land property, in violation of article 26 of the Covenant, the Committee notes that the Supreme Court, after having examined all the evidence before it,including the report of the National Board of Survey to which the authors refer, concluded that there was not sufficient evidence to prove that the authors were treated contrary to the equality principle enshrined in the Constitution.
In this connection, the authors refer to the Committee's Views in Kavanagh v. Ireland.
The authors refer to a decision of the European Court of Human Rights holding this mechanism to be contrary to article 6, paragraph 1, of the European Convention.
To solve the problem, the authors refer to specific examples of interpretation of history.
The authors refer to the certificate of 25 April 2002, according to which the wound in Eldiyar Umetaliev's neck resulted from bullet of 5- 6 mm in diameter that contained copper.
As regards the exhaustion of domestic remedies, the authors refer to the Committee's earlier jurisprudence that litigation may not always be an effective method. Committee's Views in Communication No. 167/1984 Ominayak v. Canada.
The authors refer to the Committee's established jurisprudence to the effect that enforced disappearance constitutes a violation of article 7 in respect of both the victim and the victim's family.
In this context, the authors refer to the severe residual disabilities and incapacities suffered by the Hong Kong veterans to the present day.
These authors refer to six components of policy analysis document: summary, problem, context, alternatives, recommendation, and implementation plan, describing each section in few sentences.
In the document, the authors refer to"expert studies, eye-witness testimonies, data taken from mobile phone networks, satellite images and radar data.
The authors refer to an exchange of information between representatives of the police and a representative of the Intervention Centre shortly after Şahide Goekce was killed, during which the Chief of Police admitted to deficits in the emergency call service.
In that regard, the authors refer to the Committee's case law, pursuant to which a remedy does not have to be exhausted if it has no chance of being successful.
The authors refer to the Sarma case, where the Committee held Sri Lanka responsible for the disappearance perpetrated by a corporal who abducted a victim, despite the State's contention that the corporal acted beyond authority and without knowledge of his superior officers.
With regard to article 6, the authors refer to the Committee's jurisprudence, according to which a State party has a primary duty to take appropriate measures to protect the life of a person.
Hence, the authors refer to alleged failures of the competent Public Prosecutor and investigating judge as well as to the law, itself-- i.e. to the application of the law and the legal framework.
With regard to article 6, the authors refer to the Committee's jurisprudence according to which a State party has a primary duty to take appropriate measures to protect the life of a person.
The authors refer to jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights and academic writings in support of the proposition that a detainee has the right to have renewed or ongoing detention that is imposed for preventive or protective purposes to be tested by an independent body with judicial character.
In this context, the authors refer to the Committee's General Comment on article 27 and submit that article 27 of the Covenant clearly protects Maori enjoyment of their fishing rights.
In this context, the authors refer to the detailed medical history relevant to the Hong Kong veterans' residual disabilities and incapacities which they submitted with their original communication.
On the merits, the authors refer to the Committee's previous jurisprudence, its concluding observations of 27 August 2001 and 9 August 2007, as well as General Assembly resolution 60/147 of 16 December 2005.
In this context, the authors refer to the views of the Human Rights Committee in cases Nos. 197/1985 and 167/1984, a/ as well as to ILO Convention No. 169 concerning indigenous and tribal people in independent countries.