Примеры использования Foreseeable consequence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That the risk must be real means that it must be the necessary and foreseeable consequence of the forced return.
Furthermore, a necessary and foreseeable consequence of the authors' detention and removal to Colombia would be of a violation of their rights under article 7.
The phrasings have varied, andthe Committee continues to refer on occasion to a"necessary and foreseeable consequence" of deportation.
The question should be whether the necessary and foreseeable consequence of the deportation would be a real risk of the killing or torture of the authors.
He contends, however, that it is an exaggeration to say that torture must be a necessary and foreseeable consequence.
Even in recent years,the Committee asks whether the necessary and foreseeable consequence would be a violation of rights, rather than a real risk of a violation.
Such statements have led some States parties to claim that the Committee has equated"a necessary and foreseeable consequence" with"a real risk.
It is, moreover,a requirement that the necessary and foreseeable consequence is that the woman's rights under the Convention will be violated in another jurisdiction.
The State party considers that, in such circumstances, violations of his rights under articles 7, 18 and19 are not the necessary and foreseeable consequence of his removal.
There is no evidence to support the conclusion that it is a necessary and foreseeable consequence of removal that the author would face a real risk of violation of his rights under article 7.
While general comment No. 31(2004) refers only to"a real risk," the Committee has continued to use references to"a necessary and foreseeable consequence," even after 2004.
In any event, in the present case,whether the necessary and foreseeable consequence of the deportation would result in the killing or torture of the author was not the test used by the State party's authorities.
He asserts that in view of the past, continued detention, torture andother ill-treatment is the necessary and foreseeable consequence of the author's forced return to Djibouti.
Thus, the risk of an extra-territorial violation must be a necessary and foreseeable consequence and must be judged on the knowledge the State party had at the time: in this case at the time of the author's departure from the Embassy.
We are responsible for losses you, the renter,directly suffer as a result of us breaking this agreement if the losses are a foreseeable consequence of us breaking the agreement.
However, there is no compelling evidence to suggest that as a necessary and foreseeable consequence of his return to Timor-Leste the author will be unable to access medical care to the extent that it constitutes cruel or inhuman treatment under article 7.
In the present case, it cannot be asserted that the subjection of the author to treatment that violated the Covenant was the necessary and foreseeable consequence of his extradition to Italy.
Thus, the extraditing State may be deemed to be in violation of the Covenant only if the necessary and foreseeable consequence of its decision to extradite is that the Covenant rights of the extradited person will be violated in another jurisdiction.
In the case in question, it could not be asserted that the subjection of the author to treatment that violated the Covenant was the necessary and foreseeable consequence of his extradition to Italy.
Turning to the case at hand, the State party rejects the author's contention that it is a necessary and foreseeable consequence of his return to Iran that he will be subjected to torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment for three reasons.
Counsel assumes that the current situation for Kurds inIraq is well known to the Committee, and serious violations of their Covenant rights would be a necessary and foreseeable consequence of removal.
Already it is clear that his extradition would not entail the possibility of a"necessary and foreseeable consequence of a violation of his rights" that would require examination on the merits.
With regard to the authors' claim that, should the State party deport them to Sri Lanka, they would be exposed to a real risk of torture,the Committee notes the argument invoked by the State party regarding the harm being the necessary and foreseeable consequence of the deportation.
Even if their removal was proposed,the State party rejects that a necessary and foreseeable consequence would be torture or analogous treatment in Iraq.
However, the Committee does not consider that"surprise" can be equated with knowledge,on the part of the State party, that violations of the Covenant were a necessary and foreseeable consequence of his departure from the Embassy.
The Panel finds that such a decision,although an independent act, was a reasonably foreseeable consequence of the invasion and occupation of Kuwait as regards certain destinations and, to that extent, does not therefore break the chain of causation between the invasion and the loss suffered.
The Panel does not consider that either the suppression of uprisings orthe subsequent exodus of refugees from Iraq was a natural and foreseeable consequence of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
But when it inquires into such consequences, the Committee now asks whether a necessary and foreseeable consequence of the deportation would be a real risk of torture in the receiving State,not whether a necessary and foreseeable consequence would be the actual occurrence of torture.
Moreover, the Committee constantly cites as theauthority A.R.J. v. Australia, which sets out a necessary and foreseeable consequence of a violation as the test.
The State party further submits that the material does not, even on a prima facie basis,establish the fact that"the necessary and foreseeable consequence of the deportation" would be that they would be deported by Romania to the Republic of Moldova where they would be persecuted.