Примеры использования Precedent set на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The precedent set by the Council of Europe.
Rather, it has developed through practice and precedent set by the Secretariat.
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And don't forget the precedent set by Smith v. Rosenblatt,'74.
The precedent set by the intervention of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) in Kosovo was a source of great concern to all participants.
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In putting this draft report together the secretariat has followed the precedent set last year, when identical documents were repeated under agenda items 1 and 2.
Moreover, a precedent set by a local or regional monitoring body could not simply be replicated for application at the international level.
Unfortunately, it had also come to the Committee's attention that the Federal Government intended to draft a bill designed to override the precedent set by that decision.
Japan should follow the precedent set by other nations with colonial histories and express sincere apologies and compensate its victims.
The paragraphs voted on separately contained political elements inappropriate for a financing resolution,continuing the regrettable precedent set some years earlier.
This is in keeping with the precedent set by the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, which relies on IAEA for the same reasons.
Although the Committee will strive to maintain a certain degree of flexibility,I do intend to follow the precedent set at previous sessions in terms of taking action on all draft resolutions.
This would follow the precedent set in the Logistics and Communications Service of FALD, which includes a number of former military officers.
By the time the ITU recommendations were published, more than 90 spacecraft had already been manoeuvreed out of GEO into a wide variety of disposal orbits,following the precedent set by Intelsat in 1977.
The Committee requested a report on the precedent set in past recommendations on organizations with Secretariat staff as members.
He understood the problems posed by the fact that Uganda was a dualist State, butdrew the delegation's attention to the precedent set by the United Kingdom in the Pinochet case.
His appointment followed the precedent set by previous Popes for rewarding priests who have made significant contributions to the life and work of the Church.
As Tether is the first company in the space to undergo this process and pursue this level of transparency,there is no precedent set to guide the process nor any benchmark against which to measure its success.
Using the precedent set down in Harrison v SSHD 2003, Michael Fordham QC, sitting as Deputy High Court Judge, decided to resolve any issues of fact, as well as any issues of law.
They expressed their satisfaction with the position taken by the Secretary-General that human rights should be integrated in all endeavoursof the United Nations, and noted the precedent set by UNICEF in taking the rights of the child as the basis of its work.
The precedent set by the establishment of the Tribunal for Rwanda is all the more remarkable in that this is the very first time in history that a failure to respect the provisions of international humanitarian law in internal conflicts has been internationally criminalized.
In June 2011, the High Court of Kenya declared the mandatory death penalty still contained in the penal code to be incompatible with the right to life enshrined in the new constitution of August 2010,thereby confirming the precedent set by the Court of Appeals in 2010.
Chapter II of the report dealt briefly with the validity of the unilateral act of recognition by following closely the precedent set with regard to the unilateral act in general: the capacity of the State and of persons; the expression of will of the addressee(s); the lawful object and, more specifically, conformity with peremptory norms of international law.
It must instead identify legal standards acceptable to the majority of Member States andnot rely on judicial precedents set in a particular region of the world.
One way of judging the likely level of participation would be to look at the precedents set by the previous two Conferences.
In our court of law,a crime can be proved through indirect evidence that is tolerated by reason according to the precedents set by the Supreme Court.
Proposals have been made- by the Russian and Sudanese delegations,among others- to take into account precedents set on marine environments outside national jurisdictions and the discussions at the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea.
It should be recognized, however, that the Bank has a manifestly different mandate so that, following precedents set in other development financing institutions, it can consider voting weights of at least 50 per cent for its developing country members, which are the main users of its funds.
We should therefore applaud the efforts to return El Salvador to the fold of democratic Central American States,while recognizing that more needs to be done internally and that the precedents set by countries like Nicaragua are exemplary.
As he had stated earlier, he was not in favour of defining torture andconsidered it preferable to leave the matter to the criteria of ordinary law and the precedents set in the courts.