Примеры использования Possible deportation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The proposed penalty is a fine of 15 to 20 times the MROT, with possible deportation from the Russian Federation.
In June 2010, Tuilagi faced possible deportation from the UK after it became known that he had entered the country on a holiday visa six years earlier and had stayed on illegally.
The author is currently in consultations with a third country regarding his possible deportation to that country.
These include laws on loss of work permit,which results in loss of earnings and possible deportation by immigration authorities when a worker files a complaint of exploitation or abuse and while pending investigation.
Romanian consul said that he no longer considered"Struma" passengers as Romanian subjects;actually saving them from possible deportation.
Written obligation to pay the costs of the Russian Federation related to possible deportation of the employed Highly Qualified Specialist from Russia;
But in any event, the parliament of Australia could reasonably have concluded that illegal entrants who have received an administrative orlower court denials of their asylum claims are not thereafter likely to report for possible deportation after appeals are exhausted.
Studies have noted that traffickers often exploit victims' fear of possible deportation, their illegal residence or labour status to prevent victims from escaping.
In conclusion, the State party reiterates that it is not enforcing the deportation order against the author as long as consultations on his possible deportation to a third country are ongoing.
As to the author's claim under article 7 concerning possible deportation to Iraq, the Committee notes that after his abscondment, the High Court adjourned his application appealing against the RRT decision until his whereabouts are determined.
With regard to the author's claims of violation of articles 17, 23 and 24 of the Covenant,he submits that his detention and possible deportation constitute an arbitrary and unlawful interference with his privacy and family life.
Despite its blatant illegality, Israeli occupation authorities are also pressing ahead with the revocation of residency rights for hundreds of Palestinian Jerusalemites, including most recently that of PLC memberMr. Mohammad Abu Tair, who now awaits trial and possible deportation on Sunday.
On 14 July 2010, the author reiterated that consultations on his possible deportation to a third country are not a legally binding process, and as such do not exclude a possible deportation of the author by the State party to the Islamic Republic of Iran.
They consider that the officer was not qualified to determine whether their psychological state had been caused by distress andfeelings of stress in the face of possible deportation to Mexico or by the posttraumatic stress disorder diagnosed by the psychologist.
In case No. 1442/2005(Kwok v. Australia), concerning the author's possible deportation to China, the Committee recalled that a State party which has itself abolished the death penalty would violate an individual's right to life under article 6, paragraph 1, if it were to remove a person to a country where he/she is under a sentence of death.
Further, since the State party contacted the Iraqi authorities with a view to deporting him,there is no doubt that these authorities are fully aware of the circumstances of his possible deportation, which increases the chances that he would be detained upon arrival in Iraq.
With respect to the remaining claims relating to the author's possible deportation, what is at issue in the case is whether by deporting the author to China, there are substantial grounds for considering that the State party would be exposing her to a real risk of irreparable harm, in violation of article 2, read together with article 6 and/or article 7 of the Covenant.
During the Q&A, Ali Feruz, a prominent Uzbek journalist who fled his homeland after being tortured by security services andspent six months in a Russian immigration centre awaiting a decision on his possible deportation, shared h is story and raised awareness about how common this barbaric practices are in Uzbekistan and Russia.
In the cases of Mina Fazelollahi and Maryambanoo Sepehri-Rahnama,Iranian nationals facing possible deportation to the Islamic Republic of Iran on whose behalf the Special Rapporteur appealed on 20 November 1995, the Government replied on 22 December 1995 that they were being held for using forged passports and documents and when that case was over they would be allowed to apply for asylum in Turkey.
The Committee takes note of the author's claims under articles 17, 23 and24 of the Covenant that his detention and possible deportation constitute an arbitrary and unlawful interference with his privacy and family life since it would entail splitting up his family, with a negative impact on the well-being of his children.
Deportation to China, possible application of the death penalty.
Expulsion and deportation is another possible action that has been taken when no treaty exists between two States.
Bilateral and multilateral efforts such as those mentioned above should provide for guarantees against arbitrary deportation and against possible violations or abuses upon deportation to countries of origin or third countries.
On the basis of an enforceable decision,the Police carry out the deportation as soon as possible.
The authorities are under the obligation to work towards keeping the detention pending deportation as short as possible.
With regard to asylum, he asked whether it was possible to appeal against deportation orders and, if so, whether such appeals had suspensive effect.
The adoption of the Citizenship Act in its current form in fact creates the necessary legal basis for the possible future deportation of non-citizens, who now number more than 700,000, or over one third of the permanent residents of the Republic; Russians account for about 62 per cent of non-citizens.
The South African SupremeCourt found that the deportation was procedurally irregular, and that in view of the possible death penalty, Mohammed's waiver of deportation was invalid.
The current case does not have anything to do with possible cases of deportation to a place where a person might be tortured; in that type of case, it is logical to consider ratione temporis the possible violation at the moment that the ordered deportation occurs, since the violation depends on the circumstances that exist in the country to which the person is sent.
COE/ECRI encouraged the Monegasque authorities to remove banishment from Monaco's legislation as soon as possible and recommended that they introduce procedural safeguards for the implementation of turning back and deportation measures as soon as possible. .