Примеры использования Coercive measure на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This holds inter alia also for any coercive measure taken by an administrative organ.
Act on the Criminal Proceedings provides for the rules on restraining as a coercive measure.
If a consular officer should decline to do so, no coercive measure or penalty may be applied to him or her.
To have one's photo shown to outsiders in connection with the investigation of an offence is a major coercive measure.
It is the policy of the Government of Guatemala to reject any coercive measure that conflicts with the norms of international law.
Punishment is a coercive measure ordered by a court and takes the form of suspension or restriction of the rights and freedoms of the convicted person.
Under Portuguese law on criminal procedure, pre-trial detention was deemed to be a coercive measure of an exceptional nature.
In such cases, civil arrest is a coercive measure designed to compel the debtor to fulfil a civil obligation.
Mobility should offer enough career advancement opportunities to make it worthwhile;it should not be used as a coercive measure.
Also, it is the policy of the Government of Guatemala to reject any coercive measure that runs counter to the norms of international law.
Germany stated that administrative coercion may be used only when specifically allowed by law andis used as the severest coercive measure.
Also, it is the policy of the Government of Guatemala to reject any coercive measure that runs counter to the norms of international law.
Finally, an attempt is being made by Azerbaijan to present the consequences of its own war against the people of Nagorno Karabakh as a"unilateral coercive measure.
In all cases regarding arrest and custody a coercive measure may only be applied where there is sufficient reason to do so.
The amendment to act XIX of 1998 on Criminal Proceedings introduced restraining order as a coercive measure with effect from July 1, 2006.
In the case at hand, detention does constitute a coercive measure designed to undermine the freedom of those persons to adopt beliefs of their own choosing.
A coercive measure may not be applied where doing so would constitute a disproportionate intervention in light of the nature of the case and other factors pursuant to the provisions of the Immigration Act, section 99.
Also, it is the policy of the Government of Guatemala to reject any coercive measure that runs counter to the provisions of international law.
Accordingly, any coercive measure adopted unilaterally by one State against another, whatever the purpose, was contrary to international law, and as such should be prohibited.
Also, it is the policy of the Government of Guatemala to oppose any coercive measure that runs counter to the provisions of international law.
The range and type of such coercive measures have tobe in proportion to the circumstances and the police officer has the obligation to issue a warning before using any coercive measure.
Also, it is the policy of the Government of Guatemala to oppose any coercive measure that runs counter to the provisions of international law.
Mobility should not be seen as a coercive measure; it should be implemented in consultation with staff associations and phased in without undermining the institutional memory of departments.
However, it would be difficult to establish a direct relation between the unilateral coercive measure and the adverse effect on the enjoyment of human rights.
Furthermore, it strongly condemns any unilateral coercive measure on the population and states that its population is currently not coerced or subordinated in the exercise of its sovereign rights by any other State.
The property of the secretariat shall be exempt from inspection, requisition, confiscation,expropriation and any coercive measure on the part of the executive, administrative, judicial or legislative authorities.
Any coercive measure with a unilateral and extraterritorial nature that pursues sinister political purposes and imposes a political, economic and social system based on a certain country's own perspective should never be tolerated in any way.
To this end, restraining was introduced as a new coercive measure into Act XIX of 1998 on criminal proceedings with effect of 1 July 2006.
The officer investigating the case determined that the policemeasures were lawful but unprofessional and that other coercive measure would have avoided“violence against the authorities”.
In the cases at hand, detention does constitute a coercive measure designed to undermine the freedom of those persons to adopt beliefs of their own choosing.