Примеры использования Possibility to challenge на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Insufficient notification about the approval of the plan and possibility to challenge it;
The owners of the property have the possibility to challenge the lawfulness of such decisions before a court.
Since 1 November 2004, he has been held almost permanently in isolation, with no possibility to challenge this decision.
He had the possibility to challenge the decisions and was informed of his rights on many occasions.
It recommended, inter alia,that suspects have the possibility to challenge decisions of refoulement.
He has not had the possibility to challenge the legality of his detention before a judicial or other competent authority.
The State party should always ensure that suspects have the possibility to challenge decisions of refoulement.
He also stressed that the possibility to challenge the outcomes of the EIA screening procedure was covered by article 6, paragraph 1(b), in connection with article 9, paragraph 2, of the Convention.
If the affected Party/Parties or its/their public have the possibility to challenge the decision, are they so informed?
The possibility to challenge the substantive or procedural legality of decisions, acts or omissions according to article 6 of the Convention, is provided for in chapter 20 of the Environmental Management Act see art. 20, paras. 1(1 and 3), 6(2), 10(2) and 3.
If they disagree with the process orresults of these checks, the organizations do have the possibility to challenge the inspectors' actions in court.
Consequently, he has not had the possibility to challenge the legality of his detention before a judicial authority.
Legal Alliance Company was represented at the event by Taras Bezpalyу, cousel and advocate,speaking on the topic"Possibility to Challenge Notice of Suspicion.
The presumption of innocence has also been strengthened and the possibility to challenge the lawfulness of the detention before a court has been introduced.
He has not been brought before a judicial officer, nor been allowed to name a defence lawyer on his behalf, norotherwise been provided the possibility to challenge the legality of his detention.
Additionally, the applicant's lawyer had the possibility to challenge, during trial, the accuracy of the witness's allegations and the latter's credibility.
It recommended that the State party apply the non-refoulement guarantee to all detainees in its custody, cease the rendition of suspects to States where they face a real risk of torture, andensure that suspects had the possibility to challenge decisions of refoulement.
According to Al Karama,persons detained in these conditions have no possibility to challenge their detention, through judicial or other means.
Canada, too, reported the possibility to challenge through judicial review, noting that a person would have needed to demonstrate a direct effect on them, rather than a general interest; Germany too would have required that a direct effect be demonstrated.
Do(es) the affected Party/Parties orthe public in that Party/those Parties have the possibility to challenge the final decision in your national courts?
Although the new Criminal Procedure Code has introduced the possibility to challenge before a court the lawfulness of the prosecutor's decision to detain or to prolong a detention, in practice, arrest and detention depend on the investigator.
The author also contends that his prolonged detention since 1 November 2004, almost continuously in isolation,with no justification and no possibility to challenge this decision, amounts to torture, in violation of article 10 of the Covenant.
Under the earlier provisions, affected suppliers orcontractors would have no possibility to challenge in the independent administrative body the procuring entity's decision or lack thereof as regards the complaint unless the deadline for presenting submissions was extended by the procuring entity or the procurement proceedings were suspended under article 65.
The communicant also claimed that the Party concerned failed to ensure through its legislation that members of the public concerned had the possibility to challenge the procedural legality of decisions as required in article 9, paragraph. 2, of the Convention.
In the instant case, Mr. J. asserts that he will not be afforded due process but provides no evidence to substantiate that in the circumstances of his case, the Iranian courts would be likely to violate his rights under article 14 andthat he would have no possibility to challenge such violations.
Irregular migrants are informed of their rights,including the possibility to challenge detention and removal orders, as well as the right to file an asylum application.
Despite efforts undertaken by Mr. Al-Murbati's family to mandate a lawyer to prepare an adequate defence, Mr. Al-Murbati has still not had access to legal counsel, norhas he been presented before a judge or given the possibility to challenge the legality of his detention.
The second exception concerned the judiciary review,i.e. the possibility to challenge in court the origin determination made by preference-giving authorities.
The Committee finds some merit in the argument of the communicant that deficiencies in applying public participation procedures effectively deprived it of its rights under article 9, paragraph 2,of the Convention, i.e. the possibility to challenge the decisions taken at the early stage of decision-making.
Access to justice in environmental matters means entails particularly in particular the possibility to challenge administrative acts or omissions of administrative authorities before an independent and impartial body established by law.