Примеры использования May not be expelled на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A citizen may not be expelled from the nation.
When such circumstances apply, the foreign national may not be expelled on arrival in Iceland.
Swiss citizens may not be expelled from the country; they may be handed over to a foreign authority only with their consent.
Article 58, paragraph 2, of the law states that a foreigner may not be expelled to a State where.
Article 37:"Citizens may not be expelled from, or denied entry to, the Federation.
An alien in possession of a refugee document orhas his case pending with UNHCR may not be expelled.
A citizen of the Republic of Macedonia may not be expelled or extradited to another State cf. art. 4 of the Constitution.
A citizen of the Republic may not be deprived of citizenship, the right to change his citizenship,and also may not be expelled from Kazakhstan.
An alien may not be expelled if expulsion would entail a substantial risk of torture or inhuman or degrading treatment.
The Swiss Federal Constitution provides that"Swiss citizens may not be expelled from the country.
An alien granted a residence permit under the law may not be expelled unless he has been sentenced to a minimum of one year and has served that sentence article 26.
According to article 61(1)of the Constitution of the Russian Federation,"a citizen of the Russian Federation may not be expelled from Russia or extradited to another State.
An alien may not be expelled to a State that has not consented to admit him or her into its territory or that refuses to do so, unless the State in question is the alien's State of nationality.
At the same time, the Constitution states that a Polish citizen may not be expelled from the country, nor forbidden to return to it art. 52, para. 4.
An alien may not be expelled to a State where he/she is at risk of torture, inhuman or degrading punishment or treatment, or death or persecution for racial, religious, social or political reasons art. 17 2.
Needless to say, aliens who have become naturalized French citizens may not be expelled, and, conversely, French nationals who have lost their French nationality may be expelled from France?
Article 3 of the Act clearly enshrines the norm that refugees or persons in need of subsidiary protection orgranted temporary protection may not be expelled or forced to return to a country where.
Under the Constitution of Montenegro, a Montenegrin national may not be expelled or extradited to another State, except where international obligations dictate otherwise art. 12.
An alien may not be expelled to a State where the expulsion may result in his or her torture, inhuman or degrading punishment or treatment, or death or persecution for racial, religious, social or political reasons art. 17 2.
Moreover, any person who has been granted asylum orrefuge in Bolivia may not be expelled or handed over to another country in which his or her life, integrity, safety or liberty are in jeopardy.
A refugee may not be expelled or returned(refoulé) to a place where his or her life or freedom would be threatened on account of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion.
Likewise, article 58.3 provides that if a request forasylum is not granted, the applicant may not be expelled or returned if such a measure entails risk for the pregnancy or for the mother's health.
An alien may not be expelled to a State expulsion to which may result in his or her torture, inhuman or degrading punishment or treatment, death or persecution for racial, religious, social or political reasons.
This prohibition is provided for by the Federal Constitution:"Swiss citizens may not be expelled from the country; they may be handed over to a foreign authority only with their consent" see art. 25, para. 1.
A refugee may not be expelled unless he has committed a serious crime against public order, unless security would be seriously endangered if he were allowed to remain, or unless he engaged in activities threatening national security.
Migrant workers andmembers of their families referred to in the present part of the Convention may not be expelled from a State of employment, except for reasons defined in the national legislation of that State, and subject to the safeguards established in part III.
An alien may not be expelled unless certain conditions are satisfied: he must have been convicted of a crime punishable by imprisonment; it may be assumed that he would continue his criminal activities in Sweden; or, the offence is so serious that he should not be allowed to remain in the country.
Migrant workers and members of their families referred to in the present part[i.e. individuals who are documented or in a regular situation]of the Convention may not be expelled from a State of employment, except for reasons defined in the national legislation of that State.
According to section 70, a foreign national may not be expelled if this would be a disproportionate measure with regard to the foreign national him/herself or his/her family, having regard for their connection to the country on the one hand and the gravity of the criminal offence on the other.
EU citizens ortheir family members on whom expulsion has been imposed may not be expelled to a State where their life and freedom will be jeopardized and where they will be exposed to a risk of persecution, torture, or inhuman or degrading treatment.