Примеры использования Grounds for assuming на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The author further argues that there are grounds for assuming that he is wanted in India.
When there are grounds for assuming that police officers have acted illegally, an official inspection has to be carried out, and upon discerning elements of a crime in the actions of the police officers, the material has to be referred to the Prosecutor's office.
And the striking similarity between the processes of privatization and counter-privatization offers some grounds for assuming that"the latter process will not be conclusive.".
There are substantial grounds for assuming that the alien, upon return to the country of origin, would run a risk.
Under the terms of the Mutual Assistance Act, custody may be ordered only when there are sufficient grounds for assuming that a person arrested in Liechtenstein has committed an extraditable offence.
Articles are deemed to be material evidence if there are grounds for assuming that they have served as instruments of the offence, if they bear traces of the offence, or if they have been the object of criminal activity; this also pertains to money, articles, documents and other valuables that might serve as a means of uncovering the offence, establishing the facts of the case, identifying the guilty parties, rebutting the accusation or mitigating responsibility Code of Criminal Procedure, art. 85.
The mere fact that a company was incorporated in the wrongdoing State was not sufficient grounds for assuming that foreign shareholders would be subjected to discriminatory treatment.
The Commission also concludes that there are sufficient grounds for assuming criminal responsibility on the part of certain persons named in the report, either directly or as a military commander or supervisor.
There is thus a difference in the standard of proof that also could have an effect on the credibly assent when not havingso high standard of proof in chapter 4, section 2(substantial grounds for assuming) compared to section 1(well-founded fear of persecution). in the same chapter.
The State party added that there were no grounds for assuming that the author would not have access to adequate care in China.
If a State did not give its consent to the presence of a foreign official and his activity, which led to the commission of a criminally punishable act, in its territory,there would appear to be sufficient grounds for assuming that the official does not enjoy immunity ratione materiae from the jurisdiction of that State.
The Act does not allow extradition if there are sufficient grounds for assuming that, as a result of extradition, the requested person will be subjected to torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment in the requesting State.
Under article 166 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, a person carrying out an inquiry or pre-trial investigation or the court may order the seizure of all postal and telegraphic communications sent by or on behalf of a suspect, accused person or defendant to other persons,if there are sufficient grounds for assuming that they contain information about a crime that has been committed or documents or items of significance in the case.
Under the law in force,pre-trial detention can be chosen as a law enforcement measure when there are grounds for assuming that, if left at liberty, the accused person will try to evade investigation and judgement, interfere with the elucidation of the true facts, engage in criminal activities, etc.
The Prosecutor-Director therefore shared the opinion of the district prosecutor that there were no grounds for assuming that a criminal offence under public prosecution had been committed by Swedish police personnel.
Extradition shall not be granted if the requested party has substantial grounds for assuming that extradition is sought in order to persecute or punish a person for reasons of race, religion, nationality or political opinion or that the person's situation might be aggravated for such reasons.
A brief reference should be made here to article 2401 of the Civil Code, which the majority opinion cited as grounds for assuming that individual and collective possession of real property cannot both be exercised at the same time.
Under article 139 of the Code of Criminal Procedure preventive measures can be adopted if there are sufficient grounds for assuming that a suspect is trying to elude the preliminary inquiry and the courts or hampering an objective investigation and judicial proceedings or that he will continue his criminal activities.
The Aliens Act stipulated that refusal of entry to orthe expulsion of an alien may never be enforced when there are reasonable grounds for assuming that the alien would be in danger of suffering the death penalty or being subjected to torture or ill treatment.
Should the investigator see fit,a legal representative may be prevented from attending the proceedings if there are sufficient grounds for assuming that his/her actions are prejudicial to the juvenile's interests or could interfere with the impartial nature of the inquiry, in which case another legal representative may be called upon to participate.
According to the act, the police can detain a person for up to 24 hours,where there are reasonable grounds for assuming that the person has behaved in a manner, which implies a threat to another member of the person's household.
There is an absolute prohibition on enforcing a refusal of entry orexpulsion order if there are reasonable grounds for assuming that the foreign national concerned would be in danger of suffering capital or corporal punishment, torture or other inhuman or degrading treatment.
There is every ground for assuming that the basic criterion for professional evaluation of teachers in Russian-language educational institutions will be reduced to a single requirement- knowledge of the Estonian language- and this will unquestionably introduce a certain dissonance into the rating system of teacher training colleges.
The reason for the decision was that there was no ground for assuming that a criminal offence under public prosecution had been committed by a representative of the Swedish police in connection with the enforcement.
The reasons adduced for the decision were that there was no ground for assuming that a criminal offence under public prosecution had been committed by a member of the Swedish police in connection with the enforcement.
Even assuming that there were legitimate grounds for their arrest, they should have been immediately informed of the charges and presented before a judge.
Indeed, even assuming that the grounds for their refugee status disappear or that refugee status is withdrawn, their right of residence is maintained 10-year resident's card, providing residency and work authorization.
This combined with the fact that the complainant was convicted of anti-State crimes by the Supreme State Security Court in 1997 is sufficient in the present circumstances for assuming that there are substantial grounds for believing that he would be detained, interrogated about his reasons for leaving the Syrian Arab Republic and about his activities abroad and, during such detention and interrogation, exposed to a risk of being subjected to torture.
The prohibition, however,does not apply if definite grounds are found for assuming that the alien presents a risk to Denmark's national security or if, after final conviction for a particularly dangerous offence, the alien must be assumed to present an immediate danger to the life, limb, health or liberty of other persons.