Примеры использования Landmark ruling на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This is demonstrated by the landmark ruling in the S.M. Otieno Case.
The Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe, Thomas Hammarberg, welcomed this"landmark ruling.
The U.S. Supreme court issues a landmark ruling, giving people the right to mechanically augment themselves.
On 30 June, in response to one such petition, Israel's Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling on the security fence.
This landmark ruling reflects significant progress in the courts to recognising gender equality.
In February 2010, the Commission delivered a landmark ruling on the land rights of the Endorois people of Kenya.
This followed a landmark ruling in 2007 which declared that the State had violated the fundamental human right of the disabled community to access Government offices.
Exceptions may be made where a decision or award is particularly complex, ordeals with several provisions of the relevant UNCITRAL text or represents a landmark ruling.
Another important development had been the landmark ruling by the Constitutional Court declaring the death penalty to be illegal.
A landmark ruling by the country's Constitutional Council in July 2007 reaffirmed that courts should take into account the age of the perpetrator in order to impose lesser sentences.
Exactly ten years ago, the Plenum of the Supreme Arbitration Court took a landmark ruling and, since then, companies have been losing court battles with the authorities on charges of undue tax benefits.
We urge all parties to comply with the judgement, andcall on the police to observe restraint in their handling of any celebrations or protests that may follow this landmark ruling.
The United States has welcomed two landmark rulings by courts in Bosnia and Herzegovina that convicted some perpetrators and ordered them to pay compensation to the survivors.
Furthermore, the Penal Code prohibited all forms of hate speech, which was not covered by the right to free speech where it violated an individual's human rights,as recently reaffirmed by a landmark ruling by the European Court of Human Rights.
For example, in a landmark ruling in January 2009 in Baitadi district, a person was found guilty of practicing untouchability and was sentenced to two years' imprisonment and fined.
Following divorce, under the current law the contribution to marital assets must be proved, but the landmark ruling in Bi Hawa Mohamed v. Ally Sefu had established the precedent that a woman's unpaid domestic labour constituted such a contribution.
In February 2010, the landmark ruling by the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights in the land rights case of the Endorois people condemned the expulsion of the Endorois from their ancestral lands around Lake Bogoria in Kenya.
With regard to the labour force, the Government had set up a task force in 2001 to make recommendations for improving current legislation on pay equity, following a 1998 landmark ruling that had resulted in the payment of $3.6 billion to about 230,000 federal workers in female-dominated jobs.
The High Court of Justice has recently made a landmark ruling in this area, H.C.J 5432/03, 5477/03, S.Y.N.- Women Equal Representation et al v. The Council for the Broadcast of Cable and Satellite Transmissions et al 03.03.04.
The instruction of the Israel Security Agency(hereinafter"ISA") interrogators includes various components,such as training regarding the main issues of the Convention, its implications on interrogation methods, and the Supreme Court's landmark ruling in HCJ 5100/94, Public Committee against Torture in Israel v. the State of Israel.
Moreover, the landmark ruling in the case on reservations to the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide had dealt with a convention that had a very well defined object and purpose, which was not true of most treaties.
For instance, in the Czech Republic, the system of de facto segregated schooling of Romani children continues, despite the landmark ruling of the European Court of Human Rights, in D.H. and Others v. the Czech Republic(13 November 2007), that this practice is in contravention to article 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
We welcome two landmark rulings in June by Bosnian courts that convicted some perpetrators and ordered them to pay compensation to the victims, establishing a precedent for courts to decide on financial compensation for victims during criminal proceedings.
From an international and national legal perspective, both ILO Convention No. 169 and the Declaration have increasingly become points ofreference for national and international court rulings on indigenous peoples' issues, especially in the Latin American context, as for example in the emblematic Awas Tingni case that resulted in a landmark ruling by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in 2001 protecting indigenous peoples' collective land and resource rights.
Judge Pillay was responsible for one of the landmark rulings against the apartheid system, in which Robben Island prisoners were allowed visits from their lawyers and families, thereby exposing the inhuman conditions for those held in apartheid jails.
Similarly, in the landmark ruling of the Supreme Court of Uganda in January 2009, the Court held that to execute a person after a delay of three years in conditions that were not acceptable by Ugandan standards would amount to cruel, inhuman punishment.
On the issue of women's right to appear before Islamic courts,he referred to a landmark ruling from 2004, pursuant to which no court could prevent a suitably qualified individual from representing a client who had exercised his or her right to choose a lawyer.
Yet in a landmark ruling in early 2013, the Implementation Commission of the United Nations Espoo Convention has deemed that Ukraine's plans to expand the lifetime of its old nuclear reactors is in breach of the convention- the same convention that Ukraine ratified in 1999.
This trial raised the question of freedom of the press in the country and concluded with a landmark ruling that dismissed the criminal charges and reaffirmed that the 2005 law on the freedom of communication, which decriminalizes press offences, supersedes the criminal code.
Despite a landmark ruling of the Supreme Court in 2007 and the initiation of a Commission on Disappeared Persons bill, there have been no major positive developments to resolve disappearance cases or to criminalize enforced disappearance in Nepali law.