Примеры использования Be adjudicated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A complaint filed in accordance with procedures will be adjudicated.
They are balanced tests which can be adjudicated on by independent third parties, that is, equality officers, the Labour Court or other courts.
Italian law applied to the contract,meaning that the dispute had to be adjudicated by reference to the CISG.
Punishment shall not be adjudicated until after a trial which is conducted according to the provisions of this law and in which freedom of defence is preserved.
Section 6 also outlines certain criteria on which dismissals may be adjudicated as either fair or unfair.
In this respect,she stressed that each particular case ought to be adjudicated on its own merits and emphasized the vital role of the judiciary in providing a means of legal redress to victims of human rights violations.
Distinguishing between severe violence and the use of force which does not amount to severe violence; the former cases, according to the Committee's recommendation,should be adjudicated before a specially appointed Magistrate Court judge.
Case can be adjudicated in absence of the Athlete or other Person who is asserted to have committed the Rules violation or their representatives, in case they have been informed properly about hearing by phone, fax, e-mail or registered mail.
Pursuant to chapter three of the Constitution, disputes arising in relation to marriage, personal andfamily laws could be adjudicated in accordance with religious or customary laws, with the consent of the parties thereof.
Similarly, in Nanosolutions, the District Court of Columbia, relying on the decision of the Supreme Court in Buckeye, held that"challenges[specific to]the validity of the agreement to arbitrate may be adjudicated by this Court.
When pay discrimination is alleged,the nature of equal or equivalent work can be adjudicated, even if there is no collective agreement or established practice in the field of activity concerned or an agreed job evaluation.
The Commission finally decided that jurisdiction on disputes between the parties should be vested with the"special tribunal" but that those disputes, if not referred to the tribunal,should be adjudicated by the International Court of Justice.
While the Special Rapporteur believes that each case should be adjudicated on its own merits by an independent and impartial judiciary, he would like to emphasize that the argument relating to the defence of truth should always be taken into account and that a very high threshold should be met before warranting restrictions and sanctions on defamatory expressions targeting individuals.
As a corollary to the broader conception of the international community, the concept of the rule of law, in order to have meaningful force, must translate into the availability of independent andimpartial courts where disputes could be adjudicated and rights asserted.
A claim that information is protected as a confidential communication between an attorney, solicitor or other admitted legal representative andits client should be adjudicated exclusively in the Contracting State under the laws of which the claim arises.
As to the claim of a violation of article 14, paragraph 1, the State party refers to the Committee's decision in Y.L. v. Canada, where the Committee considered the definition of a"suit at law", and adopted a twopronged interpretation, examining the nature of the right in question andthe forum in which the question must be adjudicated.
UNICEF also noted that in rural areas where informal systems exist, including for reporting and action in cases of violence against children and women,some child protection cases might be adjudicated at the community level by officials who might not have been sensitized to child rights issues.
Hector Avalos argues that, because religions claim divine favor for themselves, over and against other groups, this sense of righteousness leads to violence because conflicting claims to superiority, based on unverifiable appeals to God,cannot be adjudicated objectively.
The woman thus avoids a situation where she consented to a marriage under provisions acceptable to her only to be surprised by a divorce orother action affecting her rights that would be adjudicated under rules different from those to which she consented upon marrying.
The author initiated an appeal before the Federal Court but later abandoned it, as he considered that it would be futile in his situation, in particular having regard to sections 62 and 63 of the Parliamentary Employment and Staff Relations Act,according to which a complaint will not be adjudicated if it does not involve termination of employment or disciplinary actions.
For the Lucifer rebellion has been adjudicated and the sun arises.
All judicial appeals were adjudicated at Jerusalem;
Cases continue to be received faster than they are adjudicated.
A considerable amount of count-related complaints and appeals are adjudicated by the EASC.
Currently the issues are adjudicated under Common Law.
I'm adjudicating a case using medieval law.
It appears that there is now a matter being adjudicated in the federal court which will make this matter moot.
With this, the labor claims which were adjudicated in first instance the seams of conciliation and Trial, came to be judged in the sticks work, composed of a single judge togado.
Since the authors' case was adjudicated by the Supreme Court of the Netherlands, they claim to have exhausted all domestic remedies.
Even if he were adjudicated as delusional there's no evidence it interferes with his ability to work.