Примеры использования Courts are obliged на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The courts are obliged to complete the case in one hearing and to announce the final decision to the parties immediately.
At federal level, for instance, the working language is Amharic and courts are obliged to provide interpreters for those who do not understand Amharic.
Courts are obliged to take into account the circumstances of an offence in determining an appropriate sentence.
For instance in a legislation providing for Federal Courts, the Courts are obliged to settle cases or disputes on the basis, among others, of"international treaties.
The courts are obliged to verify the observance of the requests stipulated in the Criminal Procedure Code(art. 16) by criminal investigation and preliminary inquiry units as well as prosecutors.
The courts are obliged to implement the law of the Republic, together with the local by-laws which must not contradict it and are under the control of the Constitutional Court. .
Thus, article 16, paragraphs 1 and 2,of the Criminal Procedure Code stipulates that the courts are obliged to verify the observance of the requirements of the Code by criminal investigation units, preliminary inquiry bodies and the prosecutors.
The court referred the action to arbitration, holding that a dispute obviously existed between the parties,that such dispute clearly fell within the scope of the parties' arbitration agreement, and that pursuant to the MAL, courts are obliged to refer actions to arbitration when the relevant conditions are met.
It maintains that Social Courts are obliged to investigate the facts ex officio whenever the petitioner lodges a lawsuit.
Where, for instance, legislation has been adopted to confiscate the propertyof an alien and it is clear that the courts are obliged to enforce this legislation there will be no need to exhaust local remedies.
Moreover, the courts are obliged to apply administrative acts issued by the Executive Power, in that they may not declare them invalid.
Allegations of torture and other ill-treatment should be admitted at any stage of the trial and courts are obliged to launch ex officio investigations whenever there are reasonable grounds to suspect torture or ill-treatment.
Consequently, the courts are obliged to apply this provision also to punish the financing of terrorism as provided for in the Slovak Criminal Code.
Pursuant to article 21(Comprehensive, full and objective investigation of the facts of the case) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, persons conducting initial inquiries or pretrial investigations,procurators and the courts are obliged to take all the measures provided for by law to ensure the comprehensive, full and objective investigation of the facts of cases and to identify the evidence, whether it incriminates or exonerates the suspect, the accused or the defendant, as well as any mitigating or aggravating circumstances.
According to these provisions, the courts are obliged to review not only the applicable provisions under the law of extradition, criminal law, and criminal procedure but also any prohibitions against extradition resulting from the European Convention on Human Rights, its Protocols or any other international treaties such as the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.
Bodies conducting initial inquiries, investigators,procurators and courts are obliged to ensure that such persons have the opportunity to defend themselves in the ways and means specified by law and that their personal and property rights are protected.
In fulfilling this role, the courts are obliged to ensure protection against breaches of the law and against encroachments on citizens' rights and freedoms and the rights and legitimate interests of enterprises, institutions, organizations and other corporations regardless of their form of ownership, affiliation with political parties or public associations, and to perform the other duties specified by the Azerbaijani Constitution and the Courts and Judges Act.
In England and Wales the courts are obliged to consider compensation in every appropriate case and to give reasons where no compensation is awarded.
Bodies conducting initial inquiries, investigators,procurators and courts are obliged to ensure that such persons have the opportunity to defend themselves using the ways and means specified by law and that their personal and property rights are protected Code of Criminal Procedure, art. 20.
The author reiterates that, under the Covenant, the courts are obliged to provide effective protection against discrimination and therefore should have overruled the provision in the collective agreement discriminating among pensioners on the ground of the date of their retirement.
The court is obliged to inform the parties concerned of this right.
Court is obliged to forward these forms to a competent statistics bureau every month.
Before deciding on preliminary custody the court is obliged to hear the suspect.
The courts were obliged to consider such complaints and, if they were substantiated, to refer them for further investigation.
Public healthcare services and courts were obliged to transmit personal data of"undocumented persons" to respective government departments and law enforcement agencies.
The investigation institutions, the prosecutor,the judge or the court is obliged to examine such applications immediately, but not later than within 10 days from receipt.
District courts and family courts were obliged to provide free legal aid to those who needed it, and there were plans to make it more generally available.
Under the law, the Courts were obliged to check whether less restrictive measures do exist, and this was done.
If the detainee is an attorney, the police organ or the court is obliged to immediately, or during the next working day at the latest, inform the competent bar association.