Примеры использования Recent ruling на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In recent rulings, the courts have continued to prohibit informing juries about jury nullification.
The meaning and scope of individual criminal responsibility and command orsuperior responsibility have been developed in recent rulings by the ICTY.
A recent ruling of the Federal Supreme Court obligates all of the cantons to take appropriate measures.
To a certain degree, the measures taken have helped change traditional approaches for explaining court decisions,as can be seen in recent rulings.
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The Board recalled that, at the previous session, one TIRExB member was not in a position to accept practical situation No. 2(application of Article 40)as it did not seem to comply with recent rulings by the European Court of Justice.
However, a recent ruling of Supreme Arbitration Court on this issue has radically changed the previously formed judicial practice.
It would be interesting to know whether the State party intended to revoke the policy in light of the recent ruling of the European Court of Human Rights in Eweida v. the United Kingdom.
In a recent ruling the High Court ruled that a woman is not required to change her name upon marriage.
The Committee takes note of the assurance given by the delegation that, in accordance with a recent ruling of the Supreme Court, international conventions are an integral part of the domestic legal system.
Pointing to recent rulings of the ILO Administrative Tribunal, the right of staff members to appeal in the context of performance appraisal was emphasized.
Moreover, the importance of various guarantees pertaining to the lawyer's participation in interviews had been stressed in a recent ruling of the European Court of Human Rights, and the necessary action would be taken to give full effect to the ruling. .
A recent ruling in Venezuela states that children whose father is different to their mother's spouse should have the right to know the identity of their father.
I have the honour to enclose herewith the copy of a letter dated 21 July 1994 addressed to Your Excellency by President Rauf R. Denktaş, concerning the recent ruling of the European Court of Justice effectively blocking Turkish Cypriot exports to States members of the European Union.
Elena Shakhova recalled a recent ruling by the European Court of Justice, which ordered Google to remove personal data from its search engine, upon request by an individual.
The Committee considers an independent judiciary essential for the proper protection of civil andpolitical rights and welcomes the recent rulings of the Constitutional Court on human rights issues as proof of an increased level of judicial protection of human rights in Bulgaria.
In a recent ruling the Constitutional Court had found that the term"widow's pension" discriminated between spouses and promoted a discriminatory view of the value of the work of each partner.
The jurisdiction and functions of the ombudsman or People's Advocate(Defensor del Pueblo), insofar as they relate to judicial independence,were also of interest to the Special Rapporteur as well as the recent rulings of the Constitutional Court on issues related to the independence of the judiciary.
AI also urged the Government to support the recent ruling of the Constitutional Court by removing all articles in the Criminal Code which impinge on the right to freedom of expression and association.
Recent rulings handed down from the Most Highs of Edentia, and later confirmed by the Ancients of Days of Uversa, strongly suggest that this bestowal Melchizedek is destined to take the place of the fallen Planetary Prince, Caligastia.
Turning to the case of the Kichwa people of the Sarayaku community in central Ecuador,she said that the President had fully agreed with a recent ruling of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and offered assurances that the State would comply with the decision, including the payment of the compensation awarded to the people affected.
Indeed, the more recent rulings also accept that liability exists on the basis of responsibility for one's own, even if possibly non-attributable, action, and not by reason of membership of an organization.
Furthermore, the report discusses the Human Rights Committee's general comment 31 on article 2 of the ICCPR as well as two recent rulings of the International Court of Justice that reaffirm the applicability of the international human rights law during armed conflict and address the relationship between international humanitarian law and international human rights law.
Some recent rulings of the International Criminal Tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia(ICTY) and Rwanda(ICTR) contribute in important ways to the development of international humanitarian and international criminal law.
To amend the Constitution in keeping with the recent ruling by the European Court of Human Rights to recognize the equality of all citizens and prevent discrimination against minorities(United Kingdom);
In a recent ruling in January 2012, the Supreme Court directed compliance with Article 21 by providing night shelters for the homeless since people sleeping on pavements in the night was a breach of their right to live with dignity.
She also referred to the very recent ruling by the European Court of Human Rights that the Polish Government had violated the rights of a group of gay rights activists by refusing to authorize a 2005 rally in Warsaw.
A recent ruling by the High Court in Islamabad requested that the officials responsible for the use of drones inside Pakistan be held criminally responsible for the violation of the right to life and ordered the initiation of criminal proceedings against them.
Mr. Huhle expressed concern with regard to the recent ruling by the Supreme Court, which essentially meant that the statute of limitations would apply to international crimes against humanity, including enforced disappearance, and appeared to be a major step backwards.
In some recent rulings the Federal Supreme Court has taken the view that pay differentiation may be based on criteria that can influence the value of the work itself, such as training, seniority, qualifications, experience, range of duties performed, performance or risk.