Примеры использования Its case law на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In Marshall v. Land Nordrhein-Westfalen, the Court of Justice refined its case law.
In general comment No. 23 and its case law, the CCPR Committee distinguished between article 1 of ICCPR and article 27.
The exception has also been recognized with regard to the ICCPR by the HRC in its case law.
Slovenia clarified that its case law recognized not only trafficking, but also enslavement, as a criminal offence.
We hope that the Court may one day review its case law in this respect.
In its case law, the European Court of Human Rights has resorted to this principle where environmental damage has crossed boundaries.
In this regard, the European Court of Human Rights consistently refers in its case law to.
He recalls that in its case law, the Committee has concluded that supervisory review is not a remedy which shall be exhausted.
The Human Rights Committee has also applied the due diligence standard in its case law.
UNODC continued to develop and expand its case law database on trafficking in persons, which is part of the SHERLOC knowledge management portal.
In McGuinness v. the United Kingdom, the European Court of Human Rights further developed its case law on this matter.
In its case law, the Commission has found violations of the right to life when a person is executed after an unfair trial.
He did not, however,agree that the Committee's general comments somehow codified its case law or were quasi-mandatory.
The Court pointed out that under its case law on the subject, the reasonableness of the length of proceedings is to be assessed in the light of the particular circumstances of the case. .
She trusted that thatnumber would increase so as to enable the Committee to develop its case law on the interpretation of the Convention.
In its case law, the Constitutional Court has derived further basic rights from those enumerated in the Constitution or has recognized them as independent, unwritten basic rights.
The Court of Justice of the European Communities has continued to fulfil the role assigned to it by the Treaties establishing the European Communities andto publish systematically its case law in the 11 official languages of the Communities.
It is significant that, in its case law, the United States Supreme Court applies the lower standard of"intermediate scrutiny" to affirmative actions aimed at remedying gender discrimination.
With regard to the subgroup for follow-up on individual communications, since the Committee dealt extensively with individual communications and case law, other committees would benefit from awareness of its case law and follow-up procedure.
Its case law repeatedly emphasized that for States parties to comply with article 27, it was essential that they should ensure the sustainability of the way of life of indigenous peoples and also secure their effective participation.
The State party further explains that the European Court of Human Rights has clearly stressed, in its case law, the exceptional nature of extraterritorial protection regarding the rights contained in the European Convention on Human Rights.
The Court reiterated its case law according to which objections based on non-exhaustion of domestic remedies raised after an application has been declared admissible cannot be taken into account at the merits stage or at a later stage.
At its sixtieth session(July 1997), Mr. Klein presented to the Committee a working document summarizing in detail the work of the Committee in relation to article 12 of the Covenant;the document included information about the Committee's views under article 40 and its case law under article 40.
While the Committee in its case law has emphasized that complete accuracy cannot be expected from victims of torture, the contradictions contained in the complainant's statements to the Swedish authorities are of a nature to raise serious doubts as to the general credibility of his claims.
The European Court of Human Rights used a variant of the due diligence standard in the Osman v. United Kingdom(1998) case andhas since developed its case law in relation to the obligations of States to provide protection against human rights violations by non-State actors.
The Committee observes that, although it has recognized in its case law that there is no obligation to exhaust domestic remedies if they have no chance of being successful, mere doubts as to the effectiveness of those remedies do not absolve the authors from the obligation to exhaust them.
With regard to the existence of the alleged offence, the right to the presumption of innocence and the improper invocation of the offence of money-laundering and membership in a criminal organization under articles 301 and 302 of the Criminal Code,the Supreme Court stated that, in accordance with its case law, the standard of proof in respect of a money-laundering offence under article 301 of the Criminal Code does not require a previous conviction for drug trafficking or even the identification of such an offence.
While the Constitutional Court might change its case law, such a change could not affect the author as her case has been definitely litigated, and no appeal was available to revive or revisit the matter for reasons that the case law had changed.
As to the"death row phenomenon",counsel for Mr. Cox specifically requests that the Committee reconsider its case law and conclude that there is a likely violation of article 7 in Mr. Cox's case, since"nobody has been executed in Pennsylvania for more than twenty years, and there are individuals awaiting execution on death row for as much as fifteen years.
The Committee recalls its case law, according to which it is incumbent on the courts of States parties to evaluate the facts and evidence in each specific case, or the application of domestic legislation, unless it can be shown that such evaluation or application was clearly arbitrary or amounted to a manifest error or denial of justice.