Примеры использования May be afforded на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Each treaty andlaw on mutual legal assistance lists the different types of assistance that may be afforded.
Mutual legal assistance may be afforded irrespective of the existence of a treaty covering the assistance sought.
Specify the requirements on MLA for offences involving legal persons, and the purposes for which MLA may be afforded.
Within fixed time-limits, each party may be afforded an opportunity to comment on submissions made by the other party pursuant to this rule.
Within such time limit as indicated by the Committee, its working group or rapporteur(s),the State party or the complainant may be afforded an opportunity to comment on any submission received from the other party.
Within fixed time limits, each party may be afforded an opportunity to comment on submissions made by the other party pursuant to this rule.
Within such time limits as indicated by the Committee, its working group or rapporteur(s),the State party or the complainant may be afforded an opportunity to comment on any submission received from the other party.
Set out the general types of protection measures that may be afforded, such as physical protection; relocation; change of identity; and any other measure necessary to ensure the safety of the protected person; and highlight that all measures should be proportional to the level of risk;
Persons without legal assistance are informed of their right to have legal assistance andif they do not have sufficient means to pay for it, they may be afforded free legal assistance under the relevant legislation.
Some insolvency laws provide that new lending may be afforded some level of priority over existing secured creditors, sometimes referred to as a"priming lien.
The State takes all the requisite measures to facilitate the exercise of these rights by citizens and to safeguard all the freedoms of political, trade union, cultural, scientific and social institutions andorganizations so that citizens may be afforded adequate protection without the exclusion of any group, social class or section of society.
Some insolvency laws provide that new lending may be afforded some level of priority over existing secured creditors, sometimes referred to as a"priming lien.
Generally States Parties would need to consider how to determine the form of protection in relation to the identification of the reporting person, the threats such person may face, whether he/she may be asked to obtain more information, whether that person will be required as a witness, what financial or career prospects may be jeopardized andwhat redress or compensation may be afforded.
The Secretariat will present to the Working Group an outline of the various means of protection that may be afforded to witnesses and victims within the judicial system before, during and after criminal proceedings.
Mutual legal assistance may be afforded in relation to offences for which legal persons may be criminally liable where assistance has been requested on the basis of treaties conceding the principle of dual criminality.
Within such time limit as indicated by the Committee or the Working Group or rapporteur(s) designated under rule 106, paragraph 3,the State party or the complainant may be afforded an opportunity to comment on any submission received from the other party pursuant to a request made under the present rule.
Extradition may be afforded only if the act constitutes a criminal or misdemeanour offence under Iranian law and the legislation of the requesting State and is punishable by at least one year of imprisonment by the law of the requesting country article 4(2) of the Law on Extradition.
Within such time limit as indicated by the Committee or the Working Group or Rapporteur(s) designated under rule 112, paragraph 3,the State party or the complainant may be afforded an opportunity to comment on any submission received from the other party pursuant to a request made under the present rule.
In the context of the development of rules andprocedures on accreditation, due consideration may be afforded to organizations which have already participated in past sessions of the global platforms for disaster risk reduction and the regional platforms and other forums for disaster risk reduction.
Within such time-limit as indicated by the Committee or the Working Group or a special rapporteur designated under rule 106, paragraph 3, the State party orthe author of a communication may be afforded an opportunity to comment on any submission received from the other party pursuant to a request made under the present rule.
In practice, therefore, aliens being expelled might be afforded the time needed to prepare for their departure from Malaysia.
We also note that their application here could lead to an unfortunate situation where a non-governmental organization might be afforded a greater status under these procedures than a Party.
In my care they are tended to when sick,have as much security as might be afforded them anywhere in this world!
Assistance may only be afforded if it is also authorized by the competent authority of the requesting State.
Under section 16 of the Act,special treatment may lawfully be afforded to women in connection with pregnancy or childbirth.
However, it may also be afforded, outside the framework of such agreements, on the basis of agreements between bar associations.
Mutual legal assistance to be afforded in accordance with this article may be requested for any of the following purposes.
Mutual legal assistance to be afforded in accordance with this article may be requested for any of the following purposes.
The Committee is also concerned that adequate protection may not be afforded to women in places of detention and that no information is available with regard to violence against women in detention or the existing procedures for lodging a complaint art. 11.
While the staff of diplomatic missions, consulates and United Nations agencies may be granted official visasallowing them to work, non-governmental personnel may not be afforded this privilege.