Примеры использования Authors reject на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The authors reject the contention that domestic remedies have not been exhausted.
By submissions of 14 March 2002, the authors reject the State party's submissions.
The authors reject the State party's contentions regarding exhaustion of domestic remedies.
Regarding the issue of delay andthe contention that the authors abused their right of submission, the authors reject the State party's argument.
The authors reject the State party's assertion that they were never detained.
As to the thirdclaim(that the State party, in violation of the Covenant, failed to facilitate Mr. Ivanoff's attempt to be re-employed), the authors reject the State party's arguments of inadmissibility.
The authors reject the State party's submissions on admissibility and merits.
As to the second claim(that the State party allowed the authors' dismissal from Australian Airlines on discriminatory grounds in contravention of its obligations under article 26),(i) the authors reject the State party's arguments as to admissibility.
The authors reject the State party's contention that the project enjoyed wide public support.
In their comments of 9 May 2001, the authors reject the State party's objection in relation to the 20 authors concerning the part of the petition relating to future ballots.
The authors reject the State party's contention that their communication is inadmissible ratione temporis.
The authors reject State party's argument that it is not within the Committee's competence to consider the Canadian system in general.
The authors reject the presumption of guilt arrived at by the State party on the basis of an Interpol report on Michael Hill.
Finally, the authors reject the affirmation that the"notwithstanding" clauses are compatible with Canada's international human rights obligations.
The authors reject the Federal Government's arguments on the application and limitations on Section 33 of the Canadian Charter as devoid of any basis in reality.
The authors reject the State party's contention that it has taken the necessary legislative steps to address the alleged violation since the submission of the authors' communication.
The authors reject the State party's arguments that the car incident of Mr. U. was not linked to his political activity and that the election of Mr. G. as president of the SPT was lawful.
The authors reject the argument that the introduction of alternative service is at the discretion of the legislative branch, noting that such discretion cannot excuse a breach of the Covenant and in any event little if any work in this direction has been done.
The authors reject the State party's classification, in the absence of proof, of Mr. S.S. 's placement on the Boosa transfer list as"implausible", claiming that such a conclusion does not follow simply from being released after a day.
The authors reject as groundless the State party's claim that they did not appeal the 18 April 1990 judgement. No valid appeal could be entered against a ruling that had been struck down as contrary to public policy.
As to Mr. S.S. 's account, the authors reject the State party's assertion that, upon Mr. S.S. 's release from police custody, he was free to do as he pleased and that they had no special interest in him; how could this be the case if he had to report to the police daily?
The authors reject the State party's argument that key tasks of the"new" European Court, such as decisions on admissibility and establishment of the facts of a case, were originally within the exclusive competence of the European Commission, arguing that the"old" European Court also consistently dealt with these matters.
The authors reject the State party's argument that the new European Court simply replaced the former European Commission and that the Austrian reservation, despite its wording, should cover cases in which the same matter was examined by the new Court, on the basis that the new Court's competencies are broader than those of the former Commission.
By letter of 6 May 2003, the authors reject the State party's reasoning on the admissibility of the communication, arguing that the fundamental issue is not whether they could bring a new action for recovery of property, but rather whether there is a remedy against the Supreme Court's decision in 1996 against which no further action lies.
The authors reject the State party's accusation that they fled Spain as soon as they were released, explaining that they fulfilled the conditions of their provisional release and then returned to their family in the United Kingdom, having informed the authorities of their address there and of their intention to pursue the case in order to prove their innocence.
The author rejects the State party's contention that the domestic remedies have not been exhausted.
The author rejects the State party's submissions on the merits as"completely untrue.
The author rejects the assertion that his deportation is the direct consequence of his misconduct.
The author rejects the arguments set forth in the judgement.
The author rejects the State party's argument that he is requesting an inappropriate remedy.