Примеры использования Return to china на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The applicant argues that his life would be in danger should he return to China.
He claimed that his forced return to China would constitute a violation by Australia of article 3 of the Convention.
He notes that the RRT accepted that he may be detained upon his return to China.
Upon her return to China in 1947, she found she could not hope to fulfill any sort of political role in Beijing.
She has not been able to demonstrate that she would be persecuted upon her return to China.
After the wedding of her brother in 1906 and his return to China, she lived secluded in her workshop.
In the late 1970s,a group of Chinese citizens residing in Viet Nam did return to China.
During his stay in Japan, he became attracted to Marxism, and on his return to China, became one of the founders of the Chinese Communist Party.
There has been no report of any of them being tortured on return to China.
He claims that his forced return to China would constitute a violation by Australia of article 3 of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.
He did not adduce sufficient evidence to suggest that he would be tortured upon his return to China.
He adds that he does not have family in China, and claims that his return to China would entail a breach of his right to privacy and his family life, in violation of article 17.
At the end of the film, Billy is elected as the new mayor while Wong, 13th Aunt andClubfoot Seven Chiu-Tsat return to China.
Over a decade previously, many overseas Chinese had been compelled to leave Mongolia and return to China to avoid being transferred, at the Government's behest, from the places where they lived and worked.
The Princess Royal was first, andMartínez ordered its captain, Thomas Hudson to abandon the area and return to China.
Given that she was a practitioner of Tien Tao, a religion forbidden in China, she claimed that her forced return to China would constitute a violation by Australia of article 3 of the Convention.
Had she not married a New Zealander, the author would never have obtained a work permit andshe would have had to return to China.
In this connection, the complainants reiterate that there are warrants for the complainant's arrest and detention andthat he will be detained upon his return to China.
Moreover, the Committee considers that, even ifit were certain that the author would be arrested on his return to China because of his prior convictions, the mere fact that he would be arrested and retried would not constitute substantial grounds for believing that he would be in danger of being subjected to torture.
Counsel refers to the case of a Chinese national, expelled by the United States after refusal of his applicationfor political refugee status, who was fined on his return to China.
Since CISG had not applied to Hong Kong before its return to China by the United Kingdom and since China had made a declaration to the depositary of CISG of the kind required under CISG, article 93, the Court of Cassation deemed that the Appeal Court had been legally justified in declining to apply CISG.
The State party maintains that the above statement does not provide any substantial grounds to support the complainant's allegation that he would be subjected to torture or mistreatment upon his return to China.
In respect of the claim for salaries andwages paid to China State's employees upon their return to China, the Panel notes that a significant component of these costs does not relate to wages and salaries per se, but rather to compensation to those employees for the loss of either their jobs or employment opportunities.
Additionally, the State party noted that the author had not specified why his ties with the Netherlands were so important to him that he could not return to China, nor had he provided any evidence that he could not resettle in China. .
With regard to the author's claim that his return to China would violate his right to private and family life, the Committee notes the State party's argument in the sense that the author failed to use his opportunity to invoke this right by not applying for a regular residence permit on grounds of exceptional personal circumstances, according to the relevant domestic legislation.
The author therefore pointed to the difficulty of the situation, whereby he was not legally allowed to stay in the Netherlands, butcould not return to China for lack of ability to establish his identity.
With regard to the author's allegation under article 7, that the individual who allegedly abducted him may threaten orharm him should he return to China, the Committee observes that these acts are attributed to a non-State actor, and the author has not demonstrated, for admissibility purposes, that the Chinese authorities are unable or unwilling to protect him from such private acts.
It is clear that one component of the claim related to wages and salaries for the period between 2 August 1990 and the employees' respective dates of repatriation, andthe other component of the claim related to a termination type benefit paid to the employees on their return to China which reflected the loss of their employment.
His Government had been cooperating for many years with that organization,and he undertook that on his return to China he would institute short-term measures to stop the specific illegal trade revealed in the organization's report, and would seek longer-term measures for the future, probably based on the experience of India, which had rendered the whole trade in such substances illegal except by a few authorized exporters.