Примеры использования Constitute a ground на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Domestic violence shall constitute a ground for the dissolution of customary marriage;
Torture that has occurred a long time ago will normally not constitute a ground for asylum.
Bank secrecy does not constitute a ground for the rejection of a request, since such secrecy may be lifted at the request of the prosecutor.
The mere fact that the request for extradition is in respect of a national does not constitute a ground for refusal.
The Court of Appeal confirmed that that argument did not constitute a ground for refusing recognition and enforcement of the arbitral award.
The authors therefore consider that the State party's observations on the validity of the communication do not constitute a ground for inadmissibility.
It stated that her illness could constitute a ground for releasing a prisoner, but only where it was in an advanced state.
The fact that the offence is also considered to involve fiscal matters does not constitute a ground for refusal per se.
New circumstances have come to light, which constitute a ground for refusal of registration in accordance with Clause 23, Article 38 of this Federal Law;
Amend the legislation to ensure that the fiscal nature of the offences does not constitute a ground for refusal of MLA requests;
Non-compliance with such corporate agreement may constitute a ground for invalidating of a resolution made by the business entity's board in a claim filed by a party to such agreement.
Owing litigation debt to the Home Office does not, at present, constitute a ground to dismiss the application.
Lack of consent might constitute a ground for declining to give the opinion requested if, in the circumstances of a given case, considerations of judicial propriety should oblige the Court to refuse an opinion.
Absence of such full and free consent will,in many jurisdictions, constitute a ground to have the marriage declared null and void.
According to paragraph 2.4 of Article 49 of the Civil Code of the RoK149,the systematic implementation of activities that contradict the statutory purposes of a legal entity may constitute a ground for closing it down.
Consequently, adultery does not constitute a crime in Turkish law,but it may constitute a ground for divorce according to the Civil Code Article 161.
The author therefore considers that the State party's observations on the appropriateness of the communication do not constitute a ground for inadmissibility.
Every facility is offered to ensure them a decent life, and disability does not constitute a ground for denying these persons rights such as the right to education, rehabilitation, training and employment.
The authors therefore consider that the State party's observations on the appropriateness of the communication do not constitute a ground for inadmissibility.
The authors argue that an error in the evaluation of the evidence cannot constitute a ground for appeal in the remedy of cassation to the Supreme Court, as it can in the remedy of appeal against other criminal sentences.
The recordings played an important role in the courts' assessment of the admissibility of confessions, andthe absence of a recording could constitute a ground for inadmissibility.
The article presents the data on magnesium deficiency in the media andtissues of glaucoma eyes which constitute a ground for inclusion of the magnesium-containing drug Magnerot(magnesium orotate) in the complex treatment of patients with primary open-angle glaucoma POAG.
The author therefore considers that the State party's observations on the appropriateness of the communication do not constitute a ground for inadmissibility.
While there was consensus that the mere possibility of an investigation should not constitute a ground for refusal, some speakers favoured allowing a refusal of assistance where the request related to an offence for which a prosecution was ongoing in the requested State.
Expressly provide that the fact that a decision of a judge is overruled ormodified on appeal does not constitute a ground for initiating disciplinary proceedings; par 35.
It was noted that traditionally, as captured in the Model Treaty, prescription arising in either the requested orrequesting State could constitute a ground for refusal of extradition.
The fact that the person was involved in a defensive operation conducted by forces shall not in itself constitute a ground for excluding criminal responsibility under this subparagraph;
The Committee notes that the Administrative Federal Tribunal has revised its jurisprudence to recognize that persecution by non-State actors may constitute a ground for granting asylum.
Thus, the Supreme Court stated in its decision No. 575 issued on 21 June 2000 that"although the right to strike is constitutionally protected,it should not constitute a ground for impeding the normal activities of the employing corporation.
Even if the guarantee of the right to a fair trial in the requesting countryis not in itself a condition of extradition, this requirement may constitute a ground for the Government to refuse extradition in its final decision as inadvisable.