Примеры использования Recent judgement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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With regard to the third sentence of article 15, paragraph 1, reference may be made to a recent judgement of the court of first instance.
It is appropriate, therefore, to note a recent judgement of the Privy Council in response to a ruling by the Court of Appeals of Barbados.
Mr. NOBEL(Country Rapporteur), after endorsing the drafting amendments proposed by Mr. Valencia Rodriguez,concurred with the general view that the word"black" should be retained and that the recent judgement should not be mentioned, since it had not been discussed during the dialogue with the State party.
A recent judgement by the Supreme Court of Belize had referred to the Declaration in determining the land rights of Mayan indigenous peoples.
While she sympathized with Mr. Bossuyt's proposal regarding the recent judgement, she shared the misgivings expressed by Mr. Valencia Rodriguez.
In particular, in a recent judgement, the Constitutional Court had firmly stated that human rights violations were not subject to a statute of limitations.
In C.A. 25/71, P.D. vol. 25(1) 129, 131, Judge H. Cohen wrote the following:'It can be said that nothing could be further from the Israeli legislator's mind than the intent to abolish the institution of strikes:if one of the English judges referred in a recent judgement to the right to strike as a“sacred cow”, we should consider it at least a sacred tradition which can no longer be doubted.
As an example, a recent judgement of the Supreme Court of Iceland(Reports 1999:390) may be cited, concerning the right of a disabled woman to study at the University of Iceland.
The Special Rapporteur would like to draw the attention of the General Assembly to a recent judgement of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, Caso Barrios Altos, Chumbipuma Aguirre y otros v. Perú 14 March 2001.
In view of the recent judgement of the European Court of Human Rights in Hirsi Jamaa and Others v. Italy, it would be interesting to know what measures the Government was planning to take to comply with it.
It is worth recalling that the International Court of Justice, in its recent Judgement of 27 February 2007, found that Serbia was in violation of the Genocide Convention since Serbia had done nothing to prevent the Srebrenica massacres.
In a recent judgement of 18 November 2004 handed down in the case of De la Cruz Flores, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights stated that a new trial was not sufficient to make reparation for violations of due process.
On this topic, the most recent jurisprudence evolution states the difficulty of application of the above-mentioned norms of public security law: in a recent judgement(No. 3076 of June, 19th 2008) the Council of State affirmed that the wearing of the veil is supported by religious or cultural motivations that doesn't constitute sufficient and justified reasons to configure the criminal offence contained at the Article 5 of the above mentioned law.
In a recent judgement, the European Court felt, however, a need to relativize this finding by stating that the"Kurt case does not however establish any general principle that a family member of a'disappeared person' is thereby a victim of treatment contrary to article 3.
In the circumstances, the Committee does not consider that a recent judgement of the Supreme Administrative Tribunal, which makes no reference to article 27, should be seen as a negative precedent for the adjudication of the authors' own grievances.
A recent judgement by the Court of Appeal dismissed an attempt made by Irish airline, Ryanair, to avoid a £2,000 penalty imposed by the Home Office under section 40 of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999, after a passenger arrived in the United Kingdom(UK) without valid immigration documentation.
Collecting a municipal tax to finance the municipal police has been ruled out by the Constitutional Chamber, in a recent judgement(December 1999) which declared unconstitutional the collection of a tax for the safety of the public, thus confirming an opinion of the Public Prosecutor of the Republic, to the effect that"the Constitution provides that public safety is free of charge.
For example, in a recent judgement recognizing the existence in Iceland of substantive social rights, the Supreme Court had cited the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in conjunction with article 65 of the Constitution.
Finally, the Tribunal would like to draw attention to its recent Judgement No. 1122, Lopes Braga(2003), as a result of which the Administration decided to revise its existing guidelines for the application of the staff selection system, as an example of the Tribunal's contribution to the administration of justice in the United Nations.
A recent judgement of the United Nations Administrative Tribunal has called into question the validity of the distinction between internal and external candidates and the possibility of limiting internal vacancies to staff previously recruited under the system of desirable ranges through competitive examinations or after review by the appointment and promotion bodies.
The Secretary-General's note on internal vacancies in the Secretariat(A/53/327)set forth options for legislative action following a recent judgement of the United Nations Administrative Tribunal which had questioned the validity of the distinction between internal and external candidates and the possibility of limiting internal vacancies to staff previously recruited under the system of desirable ranges through competitive examinations or after review by the appointment and promotion bodies.
The most recent judgement was given by the House of Lords in a case brought by more than 3,000 South African asbestos victims and ruled that if a claimant can establish that there is no funding available to obtain legal and expert representation in his/her local courts, then the claim will be allowed to proceed in the English court which is the home court of the parent company.
The Special Rapporteur welcomes the recent judgement of the Constitutional Court laying out three basic principles with regard to military courts' jurisdiction over cases involving active-duty officers committing human rights violations against civilians.
He referred to a very recent judgement of the Supreme Administrative Court in a case involving issues of gender discrimination, which had held that international instruments were binding on the State but not on the courts.
Also most relevant is the recent judgement of the European Court of Human Rights, delivered on 18 December 1996, in the case of Loizidou vs. Turkey concerning Greek-Cypriot owned immovable property in the occupied area of Cyprus.
Reference is further made to a recent judgement of the European Court of Human Rights dated 11 July 2000, regarding an Iranian woman asylum-seeker who allegedly had committed adultery and who feared death by stoning, whipping or flogging if returned.
There was a strong parallel in a recent judgement by the European Court of Human Rights, which had found against Turkey in a case brought by a Greek-Cypriot owner of immovable property in northern Cyprus concerning violation of the European Convention on Human Rights by the Turkish armed forces.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to refer to a recent judgement of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, wherein it held that the execution of a death sentence five years after it had been handed down would constitute cruel and inhuman punishment.
The defendant's right to an interpreter had been upheld in a recent judgement by the Court of Cassation and the Constitutional or Supreme Court(decision No. 254/2007), which had found that, since it was a fundamental right which could not be limited, foreigners receiving legal aid who did not speak Italian had the right to appoint an interpreter.
It was also concerned about the recent judgement of the Administrative Tribunal of the International Labour Organization(ILO) which had affected General Service salaries in Geneva and would like to know the degree to which the Commission had been involved in defending its use of established survey methodology and the implications of the decision for the common system.