Примеры использования Expelled only на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A foreign citizen may be expelled only in cases specified by law.”.
Article 23, paragraph 5, of the Constitution of the Slovak Republic provides that:An alien may be expelled only in cases provided by law.
An alien may be expelled only in pursuance of a decision reached in accordance with law.
Foreigners who had permission to reside permanently in Lithuania could be expelled only on the basis of a court decision.
Aliens may be expelled only in cases provided by law" art. 23, para. 5, Constitution.
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.
They may be expelled only if there exists one of the reasons for obligatory expulsion.
A foreigner who is lawfully in the territory of Tajikistan may be expelled only in pursuance of a decision reached in accordance with legislation.
Aliens may be expelled only in cases provided by law article 23, paragraph 5, of the Constitution.
For instance, article 14, paragraph 5, of the Czech Republic's Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms specifically provides that:An alien may be expelled only in cases specified by law.
An alien lawfully in the territory of Tajikistan may be expelled only in pursuance of a decision reached in accordance with law.
In any case, once a person has been granted refugee status,his family members receive legal protection in the form of provisions stipulating that they may be expelled only for specific and limited reasons.
Foreigners living in the national territory may be expelled only pursuant to a decision adopted in accordance with the law.
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.
Refugees legally resident in Italy may be expelled only for reasons of public order and national security, by order of the Minister of the Interior article 11.1 of Law 40/1998.
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has expressed the view that a long-term migrant should be expelled only in highly exceptional cases, if he or she"represents a real danger to the State.
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.
Nationals of any Contracting Party lawfully residing in the territory of another Party may be expelled only if they endanger national security or offend against ordre public or morality.
Article 13 of the Covenant provides that a non-national can be expelled only in pursuance of a decision reached in accordance with the law and that, save where reasons of national security otherwise require, he shall be allowed to submit his reasons against expulsion and to have his case reviewed by a competent authority.
Nationals of any Contracting Party lawfully residing in the territory of another Party may be expelled only if they endanger national security or offend against ordre public or morality.
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.
Article 13 of the Covenant further regulates the issue of expulsion andprovides that non-citizens lawfully in the territory of a State may be expelled only in pursuance of a decision reached in accordance with the law.
The Constitution of the Republic of Serbia prescribes that a foreign national may be expelled only to a State where there is no threat of his persecution based on his race, sex, religion, national origin, citizenship, association with a social group, political opinions, or when there is no threat of serious violation of rights guaranteed by this Constitution art. 39.
As regards the protection afforded to aliens,most provide that an alien lawfully in the territory of a State may be expelled only in pursuance of a decision reached in accordance with the law.
Aliens who have once passed through our gates,even illegally, may be expelled only after proceedings conforming to traditional standards of fairness encompassed in due process of law.
However, German law spells out the offences that must give rise to expulsion, while the laws of Italy and Portugal prohibit double punishment for aliens belonging to protected categories,who may be expelled only if they constitute a threat to public order.
Council Directive 2003/109/EC of 25 November 2003 indicates that long-term resident aliens may be expelled only on grounds relating to"an actual and sufficiently serious threat to public policy or public security.
A European Economic Area national who is a child orwho has stayed in Sweden during the 10 immediately foregoing years may be expelled only if the decision is absolutely necessary out of consideration for public security.
Nationals of any Contracting Party who have been authorized to settle in the territory of another Contracting Party may be expelled only after notification of the Minister of Justice of the country of residence by a competent authority of that country, before which the persons concerned may avail themselves of their means of defence.
Nationals of any Contracting Party lawfully residing in the territory of another Party may be expelled only if they endanger national security or offend against ordre public or morality.