Примеры использования Mere suspicion на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And to speak out on mere suspicion would be wrong.
I don't know how they can arrest a poor family man on mere suspicion alone.
Mere suspicion or the reliance upon unverified statements are not enough in this context.
Those relationships can be seriously compromised by corruption or even the mere suspicion of corruption.
The author's mere suspicion does not warrant the conclusion that she would be unable to obtain official protection in Mongolia.
I was spanked on my bare bottom as a child,sometimes on mere suspicion and not on account of evil deeds.
He has gone on to provide examples of more recognized tests that fall between the criminal standard and mere suspicion.
Reasonable grounds to believe has been defined as more than a mere suspicion but less than a balance of probabilities.
A person can be charged on vaguely defined'terrorist' activities based only on mere suspicion.
The extension of the sentence would then be based on a mere suspicion, and not on the commission of an offence.
They have mere suspicions. We have facts not suspicions which were actually shown on American television screens.
First: Sanctions were imposed on the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya on the basis of mere suspicion against two of its citizens.
Mere suspicion was not considered a sufficient ground, and the crime in question had to appear in the list of serious offences specified in the Act.
We have mentioned denials of permission to hold a public meeting on a mere suspicion that extremist actions may occur.
By 1996, however, the Spanish Supreme Court concluded that there was not proof of González's involvement andthat the accusations were based on mere suspicions.
One State party's law covered also the mere suspicion that property constituted or represented a person's benefit from criminal conduct.
Substantial evidence as to the potential use of assets orresources in terrorist activities is required here and mere suspicion is not enough.
The mere suspicion of their existence represents an important obstacle to economic and social development in the countries affected, particularly developing countries.
The State party notes that this provision means that the facts alleged must go beyond mere suspicion and that they must demonstrate a serious risk.
In relation to acts of torture, mere suspicion was sufficient for a prosecutor to request the opening of inquiry; it was not necessary for a complaint to be filed.
While those countries enjoyed complete impunity, others were subjected to sanctions andembargoes on the basis of mere suspicion and political prejudice.
Mere suspicions may justify measures of surveillance, but never a measure so severe as that of forbidding the residence in a country of a man who has important interests therein.
In addition, the author failed to substantiate his assertion that the Armenian authorities could be held partly responsible for the rape attempt,which is based on mere suspicions.
Mere suspicions may justify measures of surveillance, but never a measure so severe as that of forbidding the residence in a country of a man who has important interests therein.
UK law goes even further than the Convention,covering also the mere suspicion that such property constitutes or represents a person's benefit from criminal conduct.
The above figures cannot be interpreted in any circumstances as representing the total number of suspicious transactions as such reports are, in the first instance,based on mere suspicion by the designated reporting body.
Furthermore, administrative detention on mere suspicion of a misdemeanour or offence against public order results in population displacements, according to the people with whom the Special Rapporteur spoke.
The author maintains that, in his case, the Supreme Court ruling did not review the lower court'sappraisal of the evidence, which consisted of mere suspicions against him without sufficient proof of his involvement.
Is the mere suspicion that two Libyan nationals were involved in the incident a sufficient justification for dealing with it under Chapter VII of the Charter, which is not applicable to it in the first place, since the problem is a legal one that should have been dealt with by specialized bodies such as the International Court of Justice?
In such an atmosphere, counsel sees every chance that the complainant, as a Tamil-speaking young man from the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka,will be harassed and mistreated by the authorities on mere suspicion.