Примеры использования Had competence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Ombudsman had competence to investigate such situations.
Experience had shown that the existence of such institutions went a long way towards guaranteeing the protection of human rights,particularly if they had competence to deal with individual complaints.
She also stressed that the Tribunal had competence only over crimes committed in the course of armed conflict.
In the case of draft article 16, it had been agreed that an organization had to demonstrate at the outset,i.e. when ratifying the convention, that it had competence over certain matters.
Which authority had competence for addressing complaints of discrimination filed by public sector employees;
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In some cases, as in Latvia,the national commission or bureau also had competence for the investigation of cases of corruption.
The Syrian courts had competence to hear their cases and both persons were given a fair trial.
Extradition shall not be granted for an offence in respect of which an amnesty has been declared in the requested State and which that State had competence to prosecute under its own criminal law.
The Federation was of the view that such agencies had competence, expertise and human resources to manage and solve specific issues effectively.
It was recalled by some delegations that a number of existing global and regional organizations, such as IMO, the International Seabed Authority andregional fisheries management organizations and arrangements, had competence to establish area-based management tools.
Some delegations indicated that only a limited number of such organizations had competence to regulate such fishing, but nothing would prevent others in the future to do so.
It was observed that the thematicapproach had enabled the secretariat to undertake more multidisciplinary activities, in consonance with the comparative advantage of ESCAP vis-à-vis the specialized agencies of the United Nations and other agencies that had competence in individual disciplines.
In this context,a view was also expressed that monitoring bodies had competence to examine the significance of reservations insofar as it was necessary for their own work.
Changes had also been made to draft article 60 concerning the responsibility of a State member of an international organization that sought to avoid compliance with one of its own international obligations by taking advantage of the fact that the organization had competence in relation to the subject matter of that obligation.
On the basis of the commissioner's initiative, the Court had competence to ensure that domestic laws were consistent with the Constitution and with international treaties ratified by Hungary.
Mr. PAVLIN(Slovenia) said that the Human Rights Ombudsman had jurisdiction over all human rights and fundamental freedoms, as set forth in domestic and international legislation,and therefore had competence to investigate cases in which complaints had been made about violations of covenant rights.
The fact that the Special Prosecutor had competence at the national level and that the Chihuahua state government was implementing far-reaching reforms in its justice system were positive signs.
The Workshop considered that"institutional environment" referred not only to the existence of institutions that were involved in disaster management or that already had competence in the use of space-based solutions but also to current national and regional policies with regard to disaster management.
The General Assembly, acting through its appropriate committees, had competence in budgetary matters and, in presenting the report, the Secretary-General had been mindful of the Assembly's decisions on the question.
As regards the phrase"has competence over certain matters governed by this Convention" in paragraph 1, the view was expressed that ratification oraccession by a regional economic integration organization should only be possible to the extent that the organization in question had competence over all the matters covered by the draft convention.
It would be problematic if an organization that was a party thereto had competence for only a portion of the draft convention, while its member States had competence for other provisions.
The Workshop considered that"institutional environment" referred not only to the existence of institutions that were involved in disaster management or that already had competence in the use of space-based solutions, but also to current national and regional policies with regard to disaster management.
There was a school of thought which maintained that international bodies had competence to monitor only the behaviour of States and which made a legal distinction between State and non-State agents of violence.
In his view,any international organization whose members were sovereign States and which had competence over matters governed by the draft convention should be equally eligible to participate.
The Workshop considered that"institutional environment" referred not only to the existence of institutions that were involved in disaster management or that already had competence in the use of space-based solutions, but also to current national and regional policies with regard to disaster management.
In accordance with article 36, paragraph 3, of the Convention, the European Community made a declaration to the effect that it had competence in relation to articles 7, 9, 30 and 31, paragraph 2(c), with some exceptions in accordance with the provisions of the Treaty establishing the European Community, as amended by the Amsterdam Treaty.
Ms. Struncova(Observer for the European Commission) said that,although the European Commission was responsible for making declarations under the draft convention regarding matters in respect of which it had competence, responsibility for deciding in which areas the European Commission shared competence with member States or had exclusive competence lay with the European Council.
The question remained whether those bodies should have the capacity to pronounce upon the validity of reservations, inasmuch asthe Commission acknowledged in Conclusion 5 that those bodies had competence to comment and express recommendations on that subject; it was unclear, however, whether that referred to situations where the treaty was silent on the question of reservations as a whole or those where it was silent only on the role of monitoring bodies.
That it has competence over all the matters governed by this Agreement;
The courts have competence for taking decisions on the detention and/or release of prisoners.