Примеры использования May expressly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A State may expressly permit the alien free choice of counsel.
If the parties wish that only the legal rules existing at the time the contract is entered into are to apply to the contract, they may expressly so provide in the contract.
A State may expressly permit the alien a free choice of counsel.
On the other hand, statements formulated under escape clauses(derogations or saving clauses)are in essence non-reciprocal although the treaty may expressly provide the opposite.
A State may expressly bind itself to pay the expenses of the alien's detention.
Moreover, in the case of an obligation erga omnes(e.g., in the field of human rights or international peace and security),the obligation itself may expressly or impliedly exclude reliance on necessity.
The Internet user may expressly authorise, or not, the data being stored and used by DEFORMAC S.L.
Where the Secretariat has to make such an assessment and doubts arise about the usefulness of inviting a specific organization to participate in the session,the Secretariat may expressly seek the views of member States of the Commission.
A State may expressly permit an authority below the national level to order an expulsion.
In some cases, in addition to setting a deadline for the review of the construction project by the host Government, the law may expressly limit the grounds on which the host Government may raise objections to the project and establish rules for solving disagreements.
A State may expressly characterize the alien's removal as not constituting a detention.
Conspiracy-type offences are usually broader, for example, and the formulation of cybercrime andtelecommunication offences may expressly include elements such as the sort of effect or impact that must take place within a State's territory in order to fall within its jurisdiction.
A State may expressly characterize the alien's removal as not constituting a detention.
In some national jurisdictions, including those in which trials in absentia are prohibited,an accused who appears in court at the beginning of a trial may expressly waive or be taken to have waived the right not to be tried in absentia see, e.g., Crosby v. U.S., 506 U.S. 255 1993.
In any event,a party may expressly or impliedly waive the bar of the limitation period.
States still seem to be following the guidance of the International Court of Justice in its opinion on the Genocide Convention when they-- in finding that a particular reservation is incompatible with the object and purpose of a treaty-- say so by objecting to the reservation, while others,that do not find such incompatibility, may expressly or tacitly accept it.
A State may expressly provide for the cancellation of a visa or other permit upon the alien's expulsion.
Furthermore, an applicant for asylum orwithholding of deportation may expressly request that the evidentiary hearing be closed to the public. 8 C.F.R. section 242.17(c)(4)i.
The relevant legislation may expressly(1) establish that expulsion will not affect any rights acquired by the alien under the State's legislation, including the right to receive wages or other entitlements; or(2) provide for the transfer of work entitlement contributions to the alien's State.
In view of the above, ILO would suggest that the scope of articles 16 to 18, if transposed into the draft articles on responsibility of international organizations, be limited so as to exclude the concurrent or subsidiary responsibility of a member State acting exclusively within the constitutional framework and procedures of an organization except as the organization andits member States may expressly agree otherwise.
Certain legislation may expressly prohibit the freezing, seizure or attachment of assets held in trust.
The relevant legislation may expressly permit the application of criminal penalties in addition to expulsion when grounds exist under this heading.
The relevant legislation may expressly permit the application of criminal penalties in addition to expulsion when grounds exist under this heading.
The relevant legislation may expressly permit or prohibit, or at the Government's discretion authorize, a court to order the alien's release from detention.
The relevant national legislation may expressly permit the application of criminal penalties in addition to expulsion when grounds relating to illegal entry exist.
Furthermore, a State may expressly allow an expulsion decision to remain in force if no new circumstances are thereafter presented during the alien's prohibition from the State's territory.
The relevant legislation may expressly(1) afford the alien a reasonable opportunity to settle any claims for wages or other entitlements even after the alien departs the State; or(2) provide for the winding up of an expelled alien's business.
Parliament or the legislature of a province may expressly declare in an act of Parliament or of the legislature, as the case may be, that the Act or a provision thereof shall operate notwithstanding a provision included in section 2 or sections 7 to 15 of this Charter.
Parliament or the legislature of a province may expressly declare in an act of Parliament or of the legislature, as the case may be, that the Act or a provision thereof shall operate notwithstanding a provision included in section 2 or sections 7 to 15 of this Charter.
Such considerations are taken into account in national laws. The relevant legislation may expressly:(i) afford the alien a reasonable opportunity to settle any claims for wages or other entitlements even after the alien departs the State; or(ii) provide for the winding up of an expelled alien's business.