Примеры использования Right of an alien на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some national laws explicitly recognize the right of an alien to seek consular protection in case of expulsion.
The right of an alien to be informed of the reasons for his or her expulsion is not consistently recognized at the national level.
Some national courts, interpreting national legislation,have also upheld the right of an alien to be represented by counsel.
The right of an alien to submit arguments against his or her expulsion may be exercised through several means, including a hearing.
Permanent residence card' shall be understood as a document confirming the right of an alien or a stateless individual to the permanent residence within Ukraine;
The right of an alien to submit arguments against his or her expulsion may be exercised through several means, including a hearing.
The new wording of paragraph 3, relating to the right of an alien to seek consular assistance, was satisfactory, but that of paragraph 4 was not.
The right of an alien having a particular residence permit, to invite other persons to the Republic of Armenia shall be governed by international treaties.
Article 13 of the Covenant"delineates the scope of that instrument's application in regard to the right of an alien to remain in the territory of a State party.
The right of an alien with respect to the choice of destination as a result of expulsion is unclear as a matter of international law.
Immigration visa' shall be understood as a mark in a passport confirming the right of an alien or a stateless individual to enter Ukraine for the permanent residence;
The right of an alien to submit reasons against the expulsion has been recognized in treaties and other international instruments, as well as in national law and literature.
Nor does the Covenant contain any right of an alien to conduct business on the territory of another state.
The right of an alien to have an expulsion decision reviewed by a competent body has been recognized in treaty law, international jurisprudence, national law and literature.
The Human Rights Committee stressed the prohibition of gender discrimination with respect to the right of an alien to submit arguments against his or her expulsion.
The right of an alien to have an expulsion decision reviewed by a competent body has been recognized in treaty law, international jurisprudence, national law and literature.
Indeed, the right of a person deprived of freedom to be instantly informed about the possibility of being assisted by a consul was not only the right of an alien but formed part of the corpus of human rights, as recognized in a number of international judicial decisions and opinions.
The right of an alien to be represented by counsel in expulsion proceedings has been recognized to some extent in treaty law, national law and jurisprudence, and literature.
Moreover, in the light of the numerous unpleasant experiences of many Ghanaians andother nationals around the world, his delegation believed that the right of an alien to have his or her case reviewed by a competent authority should entail the right to exhaust local remedies, including access to the courts.
The right of an alien to be given an opportunity for voluntary departure before being subject to compulsory measures would appear to be unclear as a matter of international law.
Thirdly, international law placed no bar on the right of an alien to waive by contract his own power or right to request his State of nationality to exercise diplomatic protection on his behalf.
The right of an alien expelled on wrongful or erroneous grounds to return to the expelling State under the terms of draft article H1(Right of return to the expelling State) should exclude cases where the alien's return would threaten public order or security.
Numerous national tribunals have recognized the right of an alien to a hearing regarding an order of expulsion, on the basis of national constitutional, jurisprudential or statutory law.
Even though no right of an alien to enter or to reside in a particular country is as such guaranteed by the Convention, the removal of a person from a country where close members of his family are living may amount to an infringement of the right to respect for family life as guaranteed by Article 8(1) of the Convention.
Similarly, the Human Rights Committee stressed the prohibition of gender discrimination with respect to the right of an alien to submit reasons against his or her expulsion:"States parties should ensure thatalien women are accorded on an equal basis the right to submit arguments against their expulsion and to have their case reviewed, as provided in article 13.
The right of an alien to the free assistance of an interpreter if he or she cannot understand or speak the language used by the competent authority, which is set out in paragraph 1(f) and recognized in the legislation of a number of States, is an essential element of the right to be heard, which is set out in paragraph 1 c.
It thus made no mention of the right of an alien to take proceedings by which the lawfulness of his or her detention would be decided speedily by a court and his or her release ordered if the detention was not lawful.
International law places no bar on the right of an alien to waive by contract his own power or right to request his State of nationality to exercise diplomatic protection on his behalf.
However, the draft article failed to mention the right of an alien to appeal to a court of law so that the latter could issue a prompt ruling on the legality of the detention and order the person's release if the detention was illegal.