Примеры использования Constitutional jurisprudence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Constitutional jurisprudence reinforces this stance in two ways.
Emancipatory limits and possibilities in constitutional jurisprudence, Quito, UASB-ABYA YALA, 2009.
Member States had different historical andpolitical backgrounds that influenced the evolution of their respective constitutional jurisprudence.
Constitutional jurisprudence has also made it possible for the ordinary justice system to review acquittals handed down by the military courts.
The High Commissioner requests the Higher Council of the Judiciary to resolve conflicts over jurisdiction in accordance with constitutional jurisprudence and international norms.
Moreover, our constitutional jurisprudence recognizes these instruments as having a supra-constitutional value, insofar as they grant wider protection and guarantees to the people.
Even where the value of dignity is not expressed in a nation's fundamental rights documents,the concept is often invoked in that State's constitutional jurisprudence.
Moreover, our constitutional jurisprudence recognizes these instruments as having a supra-constitutional value, insofar as they grant wider protection and guarantees to the people.
Moreover, it noted that the Ministry of Justice andthe Prosecutor's Office are making efforts to apply the law prudently and in accordance with the constitutional jurisprudence.
The courts had developed an elaborate constitutional jurisprudence in relation to all the rights conferred under the Constitution, and had thus created a culture of respect for and vindication of civil and political rights.
Namibia-- with many women among the top ranks of the judiciary and other government institutions-- has striven to address the problem with important initiatives in government agencies, new laws,a vibrant Constitutional jurisprudence, and education and research to ensure that the Constitution is understood by the public at large.
The constitutional jurisprudence which has grown through the functions of the House of Federation and other constitutional organs indicates that all categories of groupings enjoy identical entitlements.
In 2003, the Supreme Court established, by its decision No. 1920, that the Dominican Republic's constitutional system is composed of provisions of equal rank deriving from two sources of law:domestic laws in the form of the Constitution and constitutional jurisprudence, and international laws in the form of international conventions and covenants, advisory opinions and the decisions of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.
Activities: Since May relevant information on the constitutional jurisprudence and legislation on human rights was analysed, systematized and included in the project database and also spread to the beneficiaries of the project.
In particular, the Supreme Court ruled in 2003, by Decision No. 1920, that the constitutional system of the Dominican Republic is composed of provisions of equal rank deriving from two sources of law:domestic laws in the form of the Constitution and constitutional jurisprudence; and international laws in the form of international conventions and covenants, advisory opinions and decisions of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights ratified by the competent authorities.
There is progress in constitutional jurisprudence in a number of countries that is developing the concept that both the progressive realization and the requirements of socioeconomic rights can be brought to the competence of judges in a court of law.
The decision in question continues:"…[given] the principle of reasonableness as a parameter of constitutionality and by virtue of what constitutional jurisprudence indicates, it is clear that from the point of view of the Constitution it is improper to impose limitations on rights, as between nationals and foreigners, that are solely founded on their status as foreigners, conformity with the principles of reasonableness being therefore required.
The Constitution is clear on this point, as is constitutional jurisprudence in votes nos. 2093-93, 1440-92 and 4601-94 of the Constitutional Court which, in the last-named, stated the following:"The equality of foreigners and nationals declared by article 19 of the Constitution clearly refers to the nucleus of human rights in regard to which no distinctions can be admitted for any reason whatever and in no way for reasons of nationality.
Jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court.
Interactions between European courts in the jurisprudence of constitutional courts.
How does the jurisprudence of constitutional courts influence the relationship between.
Jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court of Benin.
Key words: constitutional law, jurisprudence subject-matters, legislation, legislative process, normative- and legal acts.
There is limited Nauruan jurisprudence on constitutional rights as a result of relatively limited constitutional litigation.
The Court's decision was moreover inconsistent with its own jurisprudence and constitutional functions in annulling discriminatory legislation.
Similarly, the Federal Constitutional Court's jurisprudence invoked by the author concerned an entirely different field of law, namely social law.
Moreover, economic, social and cultural rights are increasingly recognized as constitutional rights in Israeli jurisprudence.
He achieved a BA degree in economics, jurisprudence and constitutional history in 1888, and then worked in the British Civil Service.
Have decisions of the constitutional court noticeably influenced the jurisprudence of.
The Committee considers that the author has not shown that the Federal Constitutional Court's jurisprudence invoked by him would ab initio have precluded any prospect of success of a constitutional complaint.