Примеры использования Not be enforced на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, in practice, these obligations may not be enforced.
IV. Accountability cannot be enforced without transparency and the rule of law.
Rights of access father and children can not be enforced decision.
Laws should not be enforced until they are published in the Official Gazette.
I can see no reason why this contract should not be enforced.
An expulsion order may not be enforced until it has become final.
The CPC then enunciates the cases where the right to fair andadequate compensation may not be enforced art. 556.
The decision to refuse entry may not be enforced before the 48 hour period has expired.
Should a Member State abstain from the adoption of a decision,that decision would not be enforced on that state.
The removal consequently cannot be enforced and the alien is granted temporary admission authorization.
Article 50 of the Constitution likewise provides:"Punishments may not be enforced by illegitimate means.
However, this duty may not be enforced by the employees themselves and is instead owed to the company.
Those figures required explanations,as did the reports that the Constitutional Court's rulings on missing persons cases would not be enforced.
According to article 50:"Punishments may not be enforced by illegitimate means.
The Committee was interested in hearing about actual practice in relation to article 5 rather than about legal provisions that might not be enforced.
A decision on removal from Finland may not be enforced until a final decision has been issued on the matter.
Even where there are no such express provisions,it is likely that many competition laws would not be enforced in such circumstances.
In addition, laws that are no longer appropriate may not be enforced, bringing that law and the enforcement authority responsible for it into disrepute.
Crimes carrying the death penalty were tried in provincial courts and the sentence could not be enforced immediately.
Article 174. The penalty of expulsion may not be enforced until five days after the day on which the judgement or decision imposing the penalty was handed down.
As of 2001, however, medical certification of water bottling companies could not be enforced owing to a lack of legislation.
However, a judgment of the Court may not be enforced after 6 years without leave of the Court and this rule would also apply to all Convention and domestic awards.
For example, a Polish law enacted in December 1998 provides that amnesties adopted before 7 December 1989 shall not be enforced in relation to, inter alia, war crimes or crimes against humanity.
Although probably will not be enforced a watchword"Circle makers of all countries, unite!", one must consider, that the crop circle makers anywhere in the world has always been, are, and will be useless and stupid.
Even where legislation exists, women do not always have access to justice orthe laws may not be enforced, and legal equality does not always amount to substantive equality.
It is extremely useful when practitioners indicate in the extradition request any deadline after which a person may not be tried, orany penalty which may not be enforced.
New Jersey does not consider municipal ordinances to be criminal offenses, and so open container laws cannot be enforced in federal enclaves under the Assimilative Crimes Act.
Deprivation of liberty under section 36(4) should not be enforced if it is deemed- on the basis of a specific and individual assessment of the asylum seeker's personal situation- that deprivation of liberty would constitute a particularly heavy strain on the person in question.
Other legal provisions that may appear neutral can have a disproportionately negative impact on women since women tend to migrate more frequently in certain categories,such as domestic workers or agricultural workers, where local labour codes may not be in place or may not be enforced.
Article 40 of the Act provides:"Disciplinary sanctions imposed on a pregnant prisoner shall not be enforced until the woman has given birth or until her child is no longer with her, as the case may be. .