Примеры использования Question of immunity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But in these situations the question of immunity does not even arise.
This State can, on the basis of the declaration, consider the question of immunity.
The question of immunity thus arises even at the pretrial phase of the criminal process.
If there is no jurisdiction,there is no reason to raise or consider the question of immunity from jurisdiction.
Thus the question of immunity of State officials from foreign criminal jurisdiction is more important in the pre-trial phase;
However, various delegations had felt that it was more appropriate to discuss the question of immunity in part 3 of the road map under"Application.
The question of immunity may also arise in a case where several States try to exercise criminal jurisdiction in relation to the same individual.
The affected State and relief actors involved must be left to resolve the question of immunity in their bilateral and multilateral agreements.
Ideally, domestic law should in this sphere play a subsidiary role,allowing implementation of the provisions of international law regulating the question of immunity.
Otherwise, the State exercising jurisdiction was not obliged to consider the question of immunity proprio motu and, therefore, may continue criminal prosecution.
Generally the question of immunity is considered with reference to recognized States and officials of such States, and recognized Heads of State and Heads of Government.
If it does not do so, the State exercising jurisdiction is not obliged to consider the question of immunity proprio motu and, therefore, may continue criminal prosecution.
In the Pinochet case, the question of immunity of a former Head of State from the criminal jurisdiction of the United Kingdom arose in connection with the consideration of Spain's request for his extradition.
The issue of immunity from jurisdiction(procedural immunity) is distinct from the question of immunity from measures of constraint consequent upon.
Among the great majority of States, the question of immunity had been handled in accordance with the general principles of civil law and practice in their domestic legislation.
The Special Rapporteur also noted that it had been proposed that the Commission also consider the question of immunity of military personnel stationed abroad in times of peace.
The State of the official, regardless of his level,is not obliged to inform a foreign court of his immunity in order for that court to consider the question of immunity.
The Government of China believes that, in general, the question of immunity from measures of execution arises only after a national court has rendered a judgement in favour of the plaintiff.
The judgment of the International Court of Justice in the Arrest Warrant case provided a starting point to assess the current state of the law on the question of immunity of State officials.
The question of immunity of State officials from foreign criminal jurisdiction, as well as the question of jurisdictional immunity of States, are matters concerning inter-State relations.
In the case of article 10, paragraph 3,her delegation favoured alternative A as a suitable way of resolving the difficulties associated with the question of immunity for State enterprises.
The question of immunity of an official may arise during the exercise by a foreign State of territorial criminal jurisdiction or of passive personality, protective or universal exterritorial criminal jurisdiction.
His delegation supported the Special Rapporteur's proposal to leave aside the question of immunity with respect to international criminal tribunals and the domestic courts of the State of nationality of the official.
The Special Rapporteur also doubted the advisability of giving further consideration within the framework of the topic to the question of recognition and the question of immunity of members of the families of high-ranking officials.
On the question of immunity ratione personae for high-ranking State officials, other than the so-called"troika", there was a plausible view, de lege ferenda, that other officials might enjoy such immunity. .
Mr. Labardini(Mexico) said that,in chapter III of its report the Commission had asked States what approach they wished the Commission to take to the question of immunity of State officials from foreign criminal jurisdiction.
Views were also expressed that the principle of non-impunity for grave crimes under international law constituted a core value of the international community which needed to be considered while examining the question of immunity.
Some delegations underlined the need to address the procedural aspects of immunity, drawing upon recent case law. Others stressed the importance of considering the question of immunity at an early stage of the judicial proceedings.
In Honecker, the issue was considered in the most preliminary stage dedicated to assigning the case to a competent court,dismissing the application for determination of a competent court on immunity grounds rather than assigning the case to a court to consider the question of immunity.
Moreover, the Commission's discussions should be confined to the immunity of State officials from the criminal jurisdiction of foreign courts;it should not seek to address the question of immunity of State officials from international criminal judicial institutions.