Примеры использования Could be expelled на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Noncitizens in your network could be expelled from the country.
A child could be expelled at any moment no matter how close release date of the project.
Foreigners who had permission to reside permanently in Lithuania could be expelled only on the basis of a court decision.
Such a person could be expelled as an alien under immigration legislation.
If the request was judged manifestly unfounded,he was informed of the refusal of entry and could be expelled.
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However, an alien could be expelled from Lithuania for illegal entry, violation of the Constitution or for committing a crime.
He also wished to know why Spain had lowered the age at which a person could be expelled from its territory from 18 to 16 years.
Foreigners could be expelled from Cape Verde only if they were found guilty of a serious offence involving a sentence of imprisonment.
Draft article 4 set out the fundamental rule that an alien could be expelled only in pursuance of a decision reached in accordance with law.
With regard to the expulsion of aliens,he wished to know the guarantees that were accorded to aliens who could be expelled under Salvadoran law.
Article 23 of the Constitution provided that aliens could be expelled or extradited only upon the decision of a competent judicial authority.
In some overseas territories, including Mayotte, Guyana and Guadeloupe,there was no recourse to appeal for returnees, and people could be expelled summarily.
Thus, pursuant to the Act, no one could be expelled from Japan to a country where there were serious reasons for believing that his life or freedom would be in danger.
With regard to the right to leave the country and to return,article 38 of the Constitution stipulated that no citizen could be expelled from the country or prevented from returning thereto.
In such cases, the alien could be expelled to any State where he or she had a right of entry or stay or, where applicable, to the State from which he or she had entered the expelling State.
By August 8 the Banqiao andShimantan Dam reservoirs had filled to capacity because the runoff so far exceeded the rate at which water could be expelled through their sluice gates.
In particular, they should recognize that aliens not lawfully present could be expelled for that reason alone and might be subject to different removal procedures.
Turning to the topic of expulsion of aliens, she said that, under Nigerian law on immigration andcontrol of aliens, certain categories of person could be expelled from Nigeria.
Reform was also required in order to avoid a recurrence of the situation in which a person could be expelled from the country while his appeal against the expulsion was still pending.
Paragraph 2 addressed the situation in which it had not been possible to identify the State of nationality oranother State to which the alien could be expelled under paragraph 1.
Furthermore according to Proclamation 271/1969,a foreign national residing in the country could be expelled should he/she be found a potential risk for the national security of the country.
On 30 July 2002, in a further communication to the Committee,the author argued that the judgement of 31 July 2000 was final and that she could be expelled at any moment.
Paragraph 3 specified the conditions on the basis of which the members of a group of aliens could be expelled concomitantly, without such measure being regarded as a collective expulsion within the meaning of the draft articles.
Since the author could be expelled at any moment, he asked the Committee to request Switzerland to take interim measures of protection and not to expel him while his communication is under consideration by the Committee.
For example, torture could no longer be justified on the grounds of necessity, andan alien with permanent links to the country could be expelled only under very restricted circumstances.
This status may be also granted to a foreigner who could be expelled only to a country where extradition is inadmissible on the basis of the court's judgment or the decision of the Minister of Justice on refusing to extradite the foreigner.
With regard to article 8 of the Convention, paragraph 19 of the report should be disregarded,as it referred to a situation in which an alien could be expelled on account of a crime committed in Sweden.
He had further questions on article 3 of the Convention,under which no persons could be expelled, returned or extradited to another State where there were substantial grounds for believing that they would be in danger of being subjected to torture.
More thought should be given to some of the aspects of expulsion, andespecially the question of the particular State to which an alien could be expelled, and whether that State had an obligation to receive him or her.
He could be expelled only if accompanied by his legal representative, unless the expulsion decision provided that he was to be handed over to his legal representative or a representative of the competent institution in the country of return.