Примеры использования Be scrutinized на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He would also be scrutinized by the publicist Conrad hired.
However, all available safeguards-relevant information must be scrutinized and analysed critically.
The Committee's decisions may be scrutinized by external bodies such as the Ombudsman and the Justices of the Peace.
In light of those sharp increases,the regular budget proposals should be scrutinized even more carefully.
His decisions may in turn be scrutinized by a Criminal Division of this court.
This relationship was key to the evaluation anddata underlying this should be scrutinized.
Therefore, its actions may only be scrutinized under the provisions of the Covenant.
With regard to the case law that could potentially help to identify customary international law, the relevant practice of international, regional anddomestic courts and tribunals should be scrutinized.
Unlike an expert opinion, an award cannot be scrutinized on the merits by state courts.
Primary legislation can be scrutinized as to its compatibility with the Constitution by lodging a complaint with the Constitutional Chamber.
The investigations undertaken by the Ombudsperson can be scrutinized by the executive at any time(sect. 28.1);
All activities should be scrutinized with a view to ensuring that they are supportive of sustainable development.
One provision of the law was that national legislation should be scrutinized from the gender perspective.
At the same time, the role of tax incentives can be scrutinized and the impact they may have on a country's revenue base, e.g., its ability to finance schools, hospitals and other public goods.
Published codes of conduct, enterprise reports andpress releases may be scrutinized under laws on misrepresentation.
Ms. True concluded that every policy should be scrutinized to see if it would increase or reduce violence against women, whether at local, national or international level.
Public and private undertakings under investigation for alleged anticompetitive behaviour should be scrutinized with equal vigour by competition authorities.
The knowledge that their actions will be scrutinized by an independent authority would be a powerful deterrent to members of the Israeli military against taking risks with civilian lives.
Fiscal policy is a good example of how macroeconomic policies need to be and can be scrutinized with respect to their gender effects Elson, 1997b.
The conditions of extradition should also be scrutinized to ensure that they could not be abused by the requested State so as to unjustifiably shield the offender from prosecution by the requesting State.
Only when, for instance, current priorities in the allocation of resources are understood can these be scrutinized and assessed for eventual necessary changes.
Economic policy should be scrutinized for compliance with human rights standards and such principles as progressive realization, non-retrogression, nondiscrimination, transparency, participation and accountability.
In particular, it was unclear whether school curricula should be scrutinized from the standpoint of the role models which they portrayed.
In addition, the Ad Hoc Group suggested(a) that the treatment of Category 3, exploration projects, in tables 2 and 3, be reviewed with a view to ensuring consistency;and(b) that the provisions for in-place quantities be reflected in the table of Appendix E, and thus the concept of proved geology and the use of key numbers be scrutinized.
Another area that was highlighted was that budgetary allocation must be scrutinized at the local level, and not only at the national level.
Mr. Hunt suggested that Education for All plans could be scrutinized either by the future joint UNESCO/Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights expert group on the monitoring of the right to education or by the Committee itself during its dialogue with States parties.
It is inevitable and proper that the law, and the operation of thelaw in the courts, should be scrutinized by Parliament and the executive.
The judicial findings of both international and domestic courts and tribunals should be scrutinized; the emphasis of the Commission's work should be a critical assessment of how those institutions had identified customary rules, in line with its intention to focus on secondary rules.
But there were sufficient circumstances… of an unusual character involved… making it highly important… that all the facts be scrutinized with the utmost care… and in a most impartial manner.
However, the Working Group felt that the text should again be scrutinized and modified to improve it further, particularly along the following lines.