Примеры использования Expulsion may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The right of expulsion may be exercised only in individual cases.
However, it has been suggested that the national security ground for expulsion may be subject to a requirement of proportionality.
Expulsion may be carried out provisionally, notwithstanding the appeal.
The right of an alien to submit arguments against his or her expulsion may be exercised through several means, including a hearing.
Expulsion may be rendered illegal by virtue of the way in which it is carried out.
Opinions regarding the placement of an alien in detention pending his or her expulsion may differ among the authorities of the same State.
This ground for expulsion may be imputed to the alien's entire family.
The unlawful confiscation of property may well be the undeclared aim of an expulsion."For example,the'right' of expulsion may be exercised… in order to expropriate the alien's property.
This ground for expulsion may be imputed to the alien's entire family.
Expulsion may be administrative or judicial arts. 29 and 30.
The right of an alien to submit arguments against his or her expulsion may be exercised through several means, including a hearing.
The right of expulsion may be expressly provided for in the constitution of the State.
The draft convention on the international responsibility of States for injuries to aliens, prepared by the Harvard Law School in 1961, recognized that an expulsion may be prohibited if it is undertaken for the purpose of depriving an alien of his existing means of livelihood under certain circumstances.
Expulsion may, however, be effected provisionally, notwithstanding the appeal.
In accordance with the Aliens Act, the decision of a State body regarding expulsion may be appealed against by aliens or their representatives before a higher State body and/or a court within 30 days of notification of the decision.
Expulsion may take place only after verifying that copies of the following items have been made available.
Recognized that a measure of expulsion may have very serious consequences for a refugee and his immediate family members residing with him.
Expulsion may be ordered as the only penalty if the nature and gravity of the crime and the offender's personal situation do not warrant additional penalties.
In some instances, this ground for expulsion may be extended to the unlawful activity of an alien in a State other than the territorial State.
Mass expulsion may be viewed as an abuse of the right of expulsion and as imposing an excessive burden on the receiving State.
Resident aliens who are subject to expulsion may be entitled to special procedural guarantees under international treaty law or national law.
Expulsion may be prohibited when the alien faces or may be sent on to face the death penalty, torture or other inhuman treatment, or persecution in a State.
In fact, collective expulsion may involve a group of persons who are not part of any of the groups mentioned.
The expulsion may result in the torture, inhuman or degrading punishment or treatment, death or persecution of the alien for racial, religious, social or political reasons.
The decision on expulsion may specify the deadline for voluntary execution of the decision, which may not exceed 15 days.
Expulsion may be ordered for a duration between one and ten years, while the maximum duration of a prohibition of entry and stay is five years, and it may be extended by a maximum of five more years each time.
Article 174. The penalty of expulsion may not be enforced until five days after the day on which the judgement or decision imposing the penalty was handed down.
However, mass expulsion may be prohibited even in the absence of this element of collectivity, for example, in situations in which a mass expulsion would impose an excessive burden on the receiving States in violation of international law.
In some States, expulsion may even be the result of different proceedings depending on the nature of the expulsion concerned e.g., political, criminal or administrative.
It was added that while an expulsion may involve a group of people sharing similar characteristics, the decision to expel should nonetheless be taken at the level of the individual and not the group.