Примеры использования Purposes of investigation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Travel including travel for purposes of investigation.
Information about customers and their transactions in exchange of virtual currencies should be requested in compliance with the applicable data protection standards, andused solely for the purposes of investigation.
Travel, including travel for purposes of investigation.
While it was agreed that for purposes of investigation, prosecution and adjudication information on the criminal history of a suspect or defendant might be requested, there were difficulties in formal recognition of foreign judgements.
Definitions of hazardous wastes for the purposes of investigations.
Papua New Guinea can transfer detained persons for purposes of investigations, prosecutions or judicial proceedings in line with UNCAC article 46(10-12) ss.24, 25, 26, 32, 33, 34, MACMA.
Allegations of excessive use of force employed against demonstrators or for purposes of investigation;
Under the Code of Criminal Procedure(art. 165), for the purposes of investigations a limit of 24 hours is set for the detention of an alien.
Exceptionally, the competent authorities may seize a TIR Carnet, for example,if it is invalid or for purposes of investigation.
Reasonable monitoring of public health andperforming screenings for the purposes of investigation and combating increased health risks as a result of environmental damage; and.
According to AlKarama, the judge can then decide on the possibility of extending the detention for the purposes of investigation.
Solitary confinement was used only if considered necessary for the purposes of investigation or as a disciplinary measure if detainees broke the rules of the remand centre.
In order to fight corruptive practices, it is essential that all material be made available for purposes of investigation and prosecution.
In the field of inter-agency cooperation for purposes of investigation and prosecution of corruption offences, a number of memoranda of understanding have been signed between competent authorities.
In this respect, United States law does not permit"preventive detention" solely for purposes of investigation, as it is practised in many countries.
For the purposes of investigation, in the event that the judge had ordered the release of a suspect, a new detention order could be issued at the request of the police to hold the suspect for an additional maximum of 14 days in the case of an ordinary offence.
Importantly though, any approval for anextended questioning period or additional detention for the purposes of investigation must be approved by an independent judicial officer.
The Committee is concerned about the behaviour of Belgian soldiers in Somalia under the aegis of the United Nations Operation in Somalia(UNOSOM II), and acknowledges that the State party has recognized the applicability of the Covenant in this respect andopened 270 files for purposes of investigation.
Persons who are detained by the Israel Police orby the Israel Security Agency for purposes of investigation are entitled to file complaints concerning any alleged mistreatment during such investigations. .
Preventive measures should be in place, ensuring due diligence on the part of financial institutions, so that suspicious activity could be spotted and reported, andproviding ready access to financial records for the purposes of investigation and prosecution.
The records and registers must be computerized andaccessible at any moment by the security forces, for the purposes of investigation, data verification and the sharing of information with arms-control units of neighbouring countries, as well as with the International Criminal Police Organization(Interpol) and international organizations.
Consistent with due process andapplicable national laws, States Parties shall take appropriate measures to provide for the seizure for purposes of investigation and prosecution, and confiscation after conviction of. .
The High Commissioner also regrets the failure to arrive at a legal definition of punishable acts committed by members of the armed forces and police,which can under no circumstances be considered as“offences related to their service” for the purposes of investigation and trial.
The Obrasdarte Site may disclose personal information of their users upon request to the competent governmental orjudicial authorities for the purposes of investigations conducted by these, even if there is a court order, for example(and not limited to), in the case of investigations of criminal sanctions or the breach copyright.
With regard to the Internet, the Special Rapporteur is concerned that private companies, including Internet service providers, mobile phone operators and search engines, have not adopted any codes of conduct or self-regulating mechanisms and do not have the legal obligation to report violations, block access to sites orretain material for a specific period of time for the purposes of investigation and legal proceedings.
A provisional legislative decree(the National Security Act) promulgated in 1995 guarantees the basic rights of accused persons,the duration of whose detention for purposes of investigation and interrogation must not exceed 72 hours art. 36.
This does not exclude the further conduct of inspections for the purpose of investigation, should such an investigation be called for, for example to verify new information.
Passports and any relevant documents are not subjected to confiscation butmay be retained for the purpose of investigation of any offences under the national laws.
For the purpose of investigation and prosecution, investigator shall be granted the authority to hold suspects for detention for not more than 6(six) months Article 25(2) of the Law No.15/2003 on Combating Terrorism.
As regards the more than 1,100 pages in the case file, the State party submits that these are documents that were collected and used by the police andprosecuting authorities for the purpose of investigation."The document file in a criminal case is not given to the jurors.