Примеры использования Prospect of success на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Offer no reasonable prospect of success option 2.
According to the complainants,this unequivocally meant that their appeal simply had no prospect of success.
In light of those challenges, the Agency's prospect of success was directly linked to the timely support that the international community could provide.
The local remedies offer no reasonable prospect of success;
He contends that this remedy would have no prospect of success, given that the Spanish Constitutional Court has repeatedly rejected applications for amparo against conviction and sentence.
The commentary to the provision does, however,support the"reasonable prospect of success" formulation.
The complainant maintains that further appeals have no prospect of success and that the refugee status determination procedure does not therefore constitute an effective domestic remedy in his brother's case.
Too bold an initiative will make little progress,while too mundane an approach will have little prospect of success.
The move towards local urban planning can be seen everywhere but the prospect of success is better in countries where local authorities have a wider scope of discretion.
In these conditions,he considers that domestic remedies do not offer him any reasonable prospect of success.
An application for amparo had no prospect of success in relation to the alleged violation of article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant, and the Committee therefore considers that domestic remedies have been exhausted.
On the other hand,something more is required than a formulaic response to the effect that the appeal has no prospect of success.
An application for amparo had no prospect of success in relation to the alleged violation of article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant, and the Committee therefore considers that domestic remedies have been exhausted.
The author therefore submits that domestic remedies would have no real prospect of success and need not be exhausted.
The Committee's established jurisprudence states that it is only necessary to exhaust those remedies that have some prospect of success.
The heroes of the world community are not those who withdraw when difficulties ensue, not those who can envision neither the prospect of success nor the consequence of failure-- but those who stand the heat of battle, the fight for world peace through the United Nations.
The Committee reaffirms its established jurisprudence that it is only necessary to exhaust those remedies that have some prospect of success.
As for the possibility of lodging a constitutional complaint,his lawyer had advised him that such a complaint would be without reasonable prospect of success, since the Federal Constitutional Court traditionally granted the legislator a wide margin of discretion as regards distinctions based on age.
The author recalls the Committee's jurisprudence according to which it is not necessary to exhaust remedies that have no prospect of success.
He further submits that the Committee's jurisprudence under article 5, paragraph 2(b),does not oblige complainants to exhaust domestic remedies that offer no reasonable prospect of success and maintains that submitting further appeals in his case would have been futile, since for four years all institutions responded to him that the court of cassation had not violated his rights.
In IPCO, the English High Court of Justice adjourned enforcement proceedings on the ground that the setting aside application had a"realistic prospect of success.
If, as a result of new information, it is considered that there is no reasonable prospect of success, the client is advised accordingly.
The State party states that the author's representative on appeal was of the judgement that an application for special leave to appeal to the High Court would have had no prospect of success.
According to the author, the State party's submission regarding High Court availability,effectiveness and prospect of success is without foundation in the light of this precedent.
In its submission to the Committee the State party itself has conceded that one is not obliged to exhaust local remedies which are ineffective orobjectively have no prospect of success.
The second test,that the claimant should prove only that local remedies"offer no reasonable prospect of success", had been deemed too weak.
Were there any statutes or precedents in the Czech Republic that made it difficult to sue for damages in either criminal orcivil cases with some prospect of success?
It will be recalled that when the Commission debated subparagraph(a) it had three options before it: obvious futility;no reasonable prospect of success; and no reasonable possibility of effective redress.
It would, of course, be difficult to identify the criteria for determining when a remedy was futile orwhen it offered no reasonable prospect of success.
There is strong support for the view that all legal remedies that offer the injured individual a prospect of success must be exhausted.