Примеры использования Could exercise на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That right was granted exclusively to the State, which could exercise it to protect society.
Thus, the Federal Government could exercise powers that had been traditionally reserved for federal States.
It should be recognized that diplomatic protection was a right attaching to the State, which it could exercise at its own discretion.
He stressed that parliamentarians could exercise more flexibility than Governments in taking positions.
Sovereign powers must, however,be acquired by the people of Puerto Rico before they could exercise their right to self-determination.
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Ethnic minorities could exercise their cultural rights and use their own languages, and benefited from special educational programmes.
The women in Senegal enjoyed legal capacity and could exercise it without any authorization.
Only Eritreans could exercise their right to self-determination and determine their future, and they would fight rather than be defrauded once again.
According to the State party,the convicted persons could exercise their right to defence through a team of lawyers.
Spouses could exercise that right if the marriage had existed for four years prior to the situation that gave rise to the application for asylum.
All Jordanian citizens,regardless of their religion, could exercise their civil and political rights.
Under international law, States could exercise criminal jurisdiction over persons with immunity on the basis of the universally accepted principle of nationality.
Since the principle of sovereignty was inviolable,the situations in which the Court could exercise its jurisdiction had to be clearly identified.
Although, under international law,States could exercise jurisdiction over piracy that occurred on the high seas, the relevant law did not apply to State-to-State relations.
It had also been noted that if the States concerned were not party to the Statute,the Court could exercise jurisdiction with their consent.
In the Indian constitutional structure, the superior courts could exercise the powers of judicial review for the enforcement of any fundamental right, including the right to equality.
Mr. Heller(Mexico), speaking on behalf of the Rio Group,said it was important to ensure that all peoples could exercise their inalienable right to self-determination.
Its courts could exercise universal jurisdiction over the crime of genocide and other crimes, such as torture, which Brazil had a treaty obligation to suppress.
However, in your ruling yesterday, Mr Chairman,you said that each Member State could exercise its right of reply only twice per meeting.
The Interim Constitution of 2005 ensured that all citizens had the right to appeal tothe judicial authorities and had the necessary means of recourse, so that everyone could exercise their rights.
His Government was determined to bring prosperity to New Caledonia so that its people could exercise their right to self-determination in the best conditions possible.
Ms. González Martínez said that the mere existence of legal provisions establishing equality between women andmen was not enough to ensure that women could exercise their legal rights.
With regard to extraterritorial redress for torture,he said that certainly Belgium could exercise jurisdiction for acts of torture that had been committed abroad.
The Special Committee must continue to support the legitimate aspirations of the peoples of the NonSelf-Governing Territories so that they could exercise their right to self-determination.
It stated the principle that the State of nationality could exercise diplomatic protection on behalf of an injured national against a State of which the injured person was also a national.
We also commend the inclusion of a definition of the crime of aggression andthe conditions under which the Court could exercise jurisdiction with respect to that crime.
Various federal statutes provided that the United States could exercise that type of jurisdiction over such crimes as piracy, genocide, torture and terrorism-related offences.
Guaranteeing the survival of the civilian population was the essential prerequisite for ensuring that the Saharawi people could exercise their legitimate right to self-determination.
It was also observed that typically the secured creditor could exercise that right only after the grantor's default in the context of the enforcement of its security right.
In that regard,the Steering Committee for Human Rights of the Council of Europe clearly indicated that an alien could exercise this guarantee prior to the second guarantee.