Примеры использования Discretional на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The system allows discretional exercise of sanctioning power.
Formally, these persons are not included in any usually resident population andtheir inclusion is actually a matter of discretional choice.
Consider revoking the payment of any discretional bonuses to prosecutors.
He highlighted that the discretional dismissal of temporary judges puts the independence of the judiciary at stake.
When setting priorities,young competition agencies should have some room for improvising(discretional powers) within the limits set by laws.
The Minister of Justice also had discretional power, on an exceptional basis, to order the expulsion of an alien.
In particular, Government of Georgia has foreseen mechanism to dismiss juvenile from criminal justice system via the Discretional Prosecution Concept.
The Executive Power has exclusive and discretional authority to convoke special sessions.
I try to remove any discretional shopping for and promoting and cut back it to a follow certain tips, I'm really sure if supplier widespread sense is added….
It has turned out that the number of aspects requiring discretional decisions is much bigger than it initially seemed.
Implementation is discretional, beset with problems of mistrust and prejudice and impaired by misperceptions regarding its purposes.
Legal grounds for administrative detention of migrants are often too broad and discretional and time limits are not always legally determined or respected.
Discretional expenses have been cut most, and also introduced are the new rules for the planning of mass wages and pensions in the public sector, which will not he frozen, but their growth will be minimal.
Allocate at least 25 per cent of the national budget for education and eliminate all discretional fees in order to ensure free primary education for all children(Hungary);
Nevertheless, the CPL provides the prosecutors with discretional powers by enabling them to enter into agreements(form of plea-bargaining agreements), on the basis of own initiative or on the initiative of an accused or his or her defence counsel, regarding the admission of guilt and punishment chapter 38, sections 433-438 CPL.
The hard fact remains that real power is in the hands of President Mobutu owing to his discretional control over FAZ and the police, all of whom enjoy unlimited impunity.
The important thing was that the discretional power to punish other States could not be left in the hand of States which considered themselves affected.
The delegation explained that section 46 had been amended accordingly, andthat the powers of the Minister to regulate publications were no longer discretional but based on reasonable grounds, and that the Minister's decision was subject to judicial review.
In other words, these institutions exert discretional influence on the economy, in contrast to the previously existing one, whose influence was of a general nature.
Women's NGOs have benefited from this Act andare increasingly benefiting from generous government development funding under the auspices of structures such as the National Lottery and discretional Skills Development Grants within the National Skills Development Framework.
The program of reforms encompasses three groups of measures- reducing the discretional expenses, additional saving measures in the public sector, and completing the restructuring of the former public companies.
In his dissenting opinion, Judge Al-Khasawneh expressed the view that, with regard to immunity from criminal process, the position of the minister for foreign affairs was"far from clear", given in particular"the total absence of precedents", andthat it could not be assimilated either to that of diplomatic representatives(whose immunity depended on the discretional accreditation by the host State) nor to that of the head of State who is seen as personifying the State.
However, a new regulatory code,published in 2012, raises concern as it grants wide discretional powers to the Federal Police and officials of the National Migration Institute, which in the past has led to abuses.
The delegations which commented on this issue stressed that bearing in mind the substantive and instrumental consequences which crimes would entail,particularly as a result of the universalization of the status of"injured State", discretional power to implement such consequences could not be left in the hands of States which considered themselves affected.
Strong enforcement efforts observed in this area are mainly driven by discretional selection by national competition authorities of target sectors based on criteria that include the size or level of income of the population affected.
According to the Special Rapporteur's information and personal observations, minors, including unaccompanied children, are at times detained for long or undetermined periods anddeported under no clear authority and on discretional grounds, with no possibility of challenging the legality of the measure before a court or other competent, independent and impartial authority.
While it is a prerogative of and may also be atthe discretion of the holder of this authority, in this case the President of the Republic, the discretional element relates to the appropriateness of the decision; discretion is not absolute and must be based on reasonable criteria, founded in ethics and equity, so as to exclude arbitrariness.
In his report he addressed military courts or tribunals or other special courts, and pointed out that the fact that often judges are serving(military)officers appointed by the executive, and the broad discretional power of the executive to refer cases to such courts, lead to serious questions concerning the independence and impartiality of such courts, even where instructions are given to members of a court that they are to act independently.