Примеры использования His impartiality на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This protects him from being affected by them,which could compromise his impartiality.
When his impartiality may be doubted on any ground, including an actual, apparent or potential conflict of interest.
The Constitution places the Head of State above andbeyond political contingencies and thereby guarantees his impartiality.
A member shall not participate in any case in which his impartiality might reasonably be doubted on any ground.
His impartiality, diplomatic experience and negotiating skills are well known and are universally recognized within the United Nations system.
In the present case, the remarks made by the judge may well have raised certain doubts on the part of the author as to his impartiality.
A judge may not engage in activities or business that may interfere with or influence his impartiality or the requirements of his post as stated in the rules of procedure.
No progress was reported as Iraq continued to refuse cooperation with the High-level Coordinator and affirmed his impartiality.
The Prosecutor ora Deputy Prosecutor may not participate in a case in which his impartiality might be doubted on any ground, including an actual, apparent or potential conflict of interest.
Consequently, Mr. Ndiaye trusts that, in communicating this clarification tothe Government of Nigeria, there remains no reason to doubt his impartiality.
The source expresses serious doubts regarding his impartiality, since he was born in Halabja, the Kurdish town which was attacked with poison gas by the Iraqi armed forces in 1988, and he had reportedly lost several family members in the attack.
It should also be determined whether, quite apart from the judge's personal mindset, there are ascertainable objective facts which may raise doubts as to his impartiality.
In closing, he recalled that he had made every effort to reach out to the Government and to assert his impartiality, independence, objectivity and transparency by meeting with representatives of countries with close ties to it.
The statements that have been made by the President of the General Assembly andhis convulsive stance towards the country raise many queries as to his impartiality and personal objectivity.
Pakistan was confident that his advocacy of human rights, his impartiality and his efforts to improve coordination of the human rights machinery would have a far-reaching impact on the gradual realization of all human rights, including the right to development.
The Government added that Mr. Serif had declared his unwillingness to continue to preside over the trial as he had not been in a position to maintain his impartiality.
Moreover, for a Special Rapporteur on the question of torture to agree to a factfinding visit to a country under such restrictions would only undermine the credibility andobjectivity of his findings, his impartiality and independence, and give legitimacy to claims that double standards were being applied with respect to different Governments.
Under international standards, when testing the objective impartiality of a judge, petitioners are not required to prove that a judge was biased, butonly to show that there existed a legitimate doubt as to his impartiality.
With regard to article 11, paragraph 3, which permitted the Prosecutor orthe accused to request the disqualification of a judge in a case in which the judge has previously been involved in any capacity or in which his impartiality might reasonably be doubted on any ground, the remark was made that the ground for requesting such disqualification should be further specified.
As regards an examining magistrate who has taken any decision in the preliminary investigation,the Supreme Court has ruled that the mere involvement of a judge in decisions on pre-trial detention does not affect his impartiality.
Although the constraints of the alphabet did not allow him to take the Chair of the Conference on Disarmament during his tenure, his skill in mediation,his moderation and his impartiality earned him the well-deserved post of Chairperson of the Commission on Human Rights in 2002, a function which he discharged with his usual dedication and unique diplomatic talent.
The decision on challenge of an arbitrator arose out of a case where a legal opinion expressed by an arbitrator in the arbitral proceedings may raise doubts as to his impartiality and independence.
He was accountable only to the president of the court who,by virtue of his initial supervision of the prosecutor, risked compromising his impartiality during the later stages of the proceedings.
However, a concern was raised as to whether the same person could oversee facilitated settlement and subsequently be an arbitrator,in light of the fact that he might have received confidential information from the parties which might compromise his impartiality.
On appointment, the Ombudsman must divest himself of any interest, position, trust ormembership that could affect his impartiality, independence and credibility.
It only stated that the arbitrator had a statutory duty under section 12(1)ACA[equivalent to MAL 12(1)] to disclose any circumstances likely giving rise to justifiable doubts as to his impartiality or independence.
If the ophthalmologist, who worked in the public health system, had been summoned, there would have been two different opinions from two specialists concerning the same facts, andsince the expert she had proposed was a public health service official his impartiality could not have been doubted and the judgement would have been different.
In its decision, CADER remarked the statutory duty of the arbitrator, under section 12(1)ACA[equivalent to MAL 12(1)], to disclose any circumstances likely to give rise to justifiable doubts as to his impartiality or independence.
When deciding whether there is a legitimate reason to fear that a particular judge lacks impartiality, the standpoint of those claiming that there is a reason to doubt his impartiality is significant but not decisive.
When deciding whether there is a legitimate reason to fear that a particular judge lacks impartiality, the standpoint of those claiming that there is a reason to doubt his impartiality is significant but not decisive.