Примеры использования Court may decide на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Court may decide that these urgent proceedings shall be applied in other situations, when the circumstances so require.
When there is difficulty in deciding who to award custody to, the court may decide to award guardianship.
The court may decide to close the doors both during civil and criminal proceedings if the circumstances so require.
In certain situations some evidence may be admitted but the court may decide not to attach value to such evidence.
The Court may decide to restore an application to its list of cases if it considers that the circumstances justify such a course.
With respect to the right to collective action, the court may decide whether such an action is legal in the light of the circumstances.
The Court may decide to limit or bar access to the Court's premises by the individual concerned when the circumstances so warrant.
On the other hand, if a separate action is brought against the accused in criminal proceedings, the court may decide to treat the civil and criminal proceedings jointly.
The Court may decide on temporary measures that must be taken to preserve the rights of all parties when it deems that the circumstances so require.
On the other hand,if a separate action is brought against the accused in criminal proceedings, the court may decide to treat the civil and criminal proceedings jointly.
If such property is insufficient, a court may decide to recover these damages from the Fund for Assistance to Victims of Human Trafficking.
In cases where the courts have found adjournments to be conditional on the posting of security,courts have held that if the party resisting enforcement failed to provide the ordered security within the timeframe provided by the court, the court may decide to proceed with the enforcement.
If a marriage is recognized as invalid, a court may decide that an under-aged spouse will cease to be legally capable from such time as it determines.
The Court may decide to a discontinuation of procedure during that referral until an irrevocable decision of the administering State has been received by the Registrar.
If the mental condition of a defendant indicates that he needs treatment, the court may decide, even ex officio, to place the defendant in a psychiatric institution.
When necessary, the Court may decide to hold its sessions in any member State-- other than the host State-- that is a party to the present Statute.
However, by way of exception and taking into account the circumstances of the case andthe personality of the person concerned, the Court may decide that there are no grounds for mitigation and impose a sentence under the same conditions as those referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this article.
The court may decide on the forfeiture of the items, which served or were designed for committing the offence unless they are subject to the return to another entity.
This includes a right to review of detention in a court without delay, so the court may decide on the lawfulness of the deprivation of liberty and order immediate release where detention is unlawful.
The court may decide to conduct all or part of the hearings in closed sessions in cases which absolutely require such measures for the protection of public moral or public security.
If it is strictly necessary with regard to the investigation, the court may decide that notice as specified in the first paragraph shall be omitted and the giving of information about the order deferred.
A court may decide to apply specific measures during the hearing of testimony to ensure that victim-witnesses testify free of intimidation and fear for their lives.
If the ultimate goal is to make deductions towards a foreign enterprise and its subjects, the court may decide to recognize as controlled the outstanding debt of a Russian firm for debts to the enterprise, which at first sight is independent of it.
The Court may decide, at any stage of the examination of an application, that it is necessary that an investigation or any other function be carried out elsewhere by it or one or more of its members.
In sparing a minor punishment, the court may decide to place the minor in a reform school or appropriate medical rehabilitative institution.
The Court may decide, having regard to the principle of complementarity referred to in the preamble of this Statute, that a case brought before it is inadmissible for the reasons stated in article 35(a),(b) and c.
At the request of the adoptive parents the court may decide that the adoptive parents should be recorded in the Register of Births as the parents of the child whom they have adopted.
In special cases the court may decide, however, that the police may carry out an indeterminate number of searches within the specified period not exceeding four weeks.
At the request of the adoptive parents, a court may decide to register them in the register of births as the parents of the child they have adopted.
In annulling a marriage, the court may decide that a minor spouse should lose full dispositive capacity from a time to be determined by the court article 22 of the Civil Code.