Примеры использования Must be ascertained на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If that were so, the reasons for that situation must be ascertained.
It must be ascertained with experts for this class which material or articles should be regulated.
In this connection, Ethiopia's acceptance of the decision must be ascertained publicly and unequivocally.
It must be ascertained how far those States were prepared to go and what constraints they were willing to apply.
The means of certifying disposal orrecovery in this particular case must be ascertained by each country.
When the client is an entity, its identity must be ascertained by referring to a document such as the articles of incorporation or a partnership agreement.
Requirements for trust accounts- When a trust account is opened, the identity of the settlor must be ascertained.
Principles and rules of customary international law must be ascertained in light of opinio juris and the general practice of States.
Despite the growing role of international organizations,the role of the State in any strategy to combat racism must be ascertained.
The laws in force in the Kingdom stipulate that the woman's consent must be ascertained by whoever concludes a contract of marriage.
Such an investigation precedes the possible institutionof formal judicial investigations, for which the identity of the suspect must be ascertained.
For needs to be an exigency within the meaning of the definition, it must be ascertained that their urgent character was attributable neither to poor planning nor to bad management.
The location of the branch is often viewed as the situs of a bankaccount for regulatory or other matters in respect of which the situs of the account must be ascertained.
The article stipulates that the identity of person being questioned must be ascertained before the interrogation begins, and his or her rights and the procedure for interrogation must be explained.
That was a very sensitive area,as even the slightest suspicion could lead to someone being taken into custody, and it must be ascertained whether that was being done illegally.
Vi The applicants' financial ability to care for the child must be ascertained by the juvenile court through a study of their assets, sources of income and other means of proof.
In the 2007 decision Putrabali, for instance, the Court of Cassation affirmed that"[a]n international arbitral award, which is not anchored in any national legal order,is a decision of international justice whose validity must be ascertained with regard to the rules applicable in the country where its recognition and enforcement are sought.
Iv Their good reputation must be ascertained through the inquiries made by the juvenile court through the administrative head of the neighbourhood in which they are living or through their employer or colleagues or the testimony of witnesses.
The adherence of all signatories of the arms limitation agreements to their undertakings in this regard must be ascertained through verification measures and inspection.
Although the core problems relating to atmospheric degradation did occur in the lower atmosphere, it must be ascertained that atmospheric problems did not have an effect on the upper layer or that human activities in the upper layer could not cause overall degradation before the upper layer was excluded from the definition.
It has further required that in cases involving serious violation of the law or violation of discipline on the part of the people's police(including cases in which the use of torture toextort a confession has led to death), the responsibility of the immediate supervisor must be ascertained according to the circumstances; where necessary, the responsibility of the supervisor in charge or the main supervisor will be ascertained.
The Court considered that, in each case, it must be ascertained whether the"post entails- in the light of the nature and the duties and responsibilities appertaining to it- direct or indirect participation in the exercise of powers conferred by public law and duties designed to safeguard the general interests of the State or of other public authorities.
In order to determine whether article 260 quinquies, paragraph 3,of the Penal Code applies to a terrorism financing case, it must be ascertained whether some or all of the following conditions have been met.
With regard to part 2(Procedure), the current wording of guideline 2.9.9(Silence with respect to an interpretative declaration), and more specifically the deletionof the second paragraph, was an improvement and better reflected the position expressed by many delegations that mere silence in response to an interpretative declaration could not be considered to be acquiescence to that declaration and that acquiescence must be ascertained by reference to international law.
It must be remembered that claims that a weapon is'legal' must not be relied upon, but must be ascertained independently by the State seeking to acquire the weapon.
Moreover, the Court of Cassation noted that, in order to ascertain whether an individual has been given a fair hearing within the meaning of article 6.1 of the European Convention on Human Rights, it must be ascertained whether the case, considered as a whole, has been tried fairly, and that, since the author was given ample opportunity to refute the charges brought against him by the public prosecutor in the national courts, he cannot claim to have been denied a fair trial.
The Supreme Court' s view is that upon premature returnof a lease object, the market value of the object at the moment of return must be ascertained and the lessor must resell the object in the best and fastest manner possible.
It must therefore be ascertained where and when the Bosnian Serbs had acquired those air defence systems.
The status of existing law must therefore be ascertained before embarking on progressive development of the topic.
With respect to decline in business claims, it must first be ascertained from documents, such as registration certificates, business licenses or lease agreements, that the claimant either was based in or maintained a presence in a compensable location.