Примеры использования Subsequent refusal на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The subsequent refusal of the competent medical authorities to provide the service may have endangered the author's life.
The Committee observes that such a decision,as well as any subsequent refusal by the Minister of a request for release, may be challenged in court by judicial review.
On 13 June 1919 in the lobby of the hotel was killed the chairman of Kuban Rada, coroner Nikolai Ryabovol, who advocated the independence of the Kuban andits separation from Russia, with the subsequent refusal to participate in the Civil War.
In the present case, the original act of deprivation of liberty and the subsequent refusal to give information about the whereabouts of the victim occurred prior to the entry into force of the Optional Protocol and even before 11 March 1990.
It recalls the facts of the case concerning the author's application to hold a picket, and its subsequent refusal by the Minsk City Executive Committee.
In its view,the 1925 decision was the unlawful act, and the subsequent refusal to alter that decision merely marked“a phase in the discussion which had arisen” following the decision of 1925, and was not an independent source of complaint.
In the majority of these incidents, the consequences of the Israeli attacks against civilians were aggravated by their subsequent refusal to allow the evacuation of the wounded or to permit access to ambulances.
In the present case, the original act of deprivation of liberty and the subsequent refusal to give information about the whereabouts of the victim- both key elements of the offence or violation- occurred prior to the entry into force of the Optional Protocol for the State party, and even before 11 March 1990.
The Declaration pointed to the circumstances in Europe of the past six years-the removal of the King of Spain by the Napoleon and the subsequent refusal of Ferdinand VII to accept constitutional rule both in the Peninsula and overseas.
The question before the Working Group was whether,after an initial conviction, each subsequent refusal to obey a summons to perform military service does or does not constitute a new offence capable of giving rise to a fresh conviction.
The author alleges violations of articles 6, paragraph 1, and 14,paragraph 1, of the Covenant, related to the death of the author's sister as a result of inappropriate treatment and the subsequent refusal of her request to initiate a criminal investigation into the matter.
As to the aspects of the author's claims under articles 14, paragraph 1, and26 relating to the circumstances of the subsequent refusal of the Supreme Court to review the outcome of his case, the Committee similarly considers that the author has failed to substantiate, for purposes of admissibility, any claim that would raise issues under these provisions.
In 1999, the Working Group, under its individual petitions procedure, considered the question of whether,after an initial conviction for refusal to perform military service, each subsequent refusal constitutes a new offence, or forms part of the initial actus.
While the violence and destruction that took place during those events were deplorable,they do not constitute a valid justification for the subsequent refusal by authorities to authorize a range of planned demonstrations, parades, marches and meetings in both Phnom Penh and provincial Cambodia.
These insolent threats have even entered a new phase with the publication of the recent news in United States newspapers revealing the consideration of nuclear strikes in the United States' aggressive policy against the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the subsequent refusal of senior United States officials to deny it.
The Committee does not consider that the continuing effects in this case of these acts could themselves amount to violations of the Covenant, nor that subsequent refusals to take up re-employment negotiations could appropriately be understood as fresh acts of discrimination independent of the original dismissal.
The Human Rights Committee addressed the issue in its general comment No. 32(2007) on the right to equality before courts andtribunals and to a fair trial where it stated:"Repeated punishment of conscientious objectors for not having obeyed a renewed order to serve in the military may amount to punishment for the same crime if such subsequent refusal is based on the same constant resolve grounded in reasons of conscience" para. 55.
The author claims that the refusal of the authorities to issue her a passport without a personal identity number was an affront to her religious beliefs, and the subsequent refusal to grant her a pension on the sole ground that she could not present a 1996 type passport constitutes coercion, violating her rights under article 18, paragraphs 1 and 2, of the Covenant.
He emphasized that, since he had left the issue open by using the phrase"mayamount to punishment" and adding the qualifier"if such subsequent refusal is based on the same constant resolve", there was no danger of the text being misapplied.
The NATO aggression carried out on 24 March 1999 against our sovereign country, one of the founders of the United Nations Organization,without our reaction, and your subsequent refusal of the draft resolution submitted by Russia to the effect that the use of force be ceased have brought into question not only the established norms of international law, but also the authority and power of the Security Council as a whole.
Repeated punishment of conscientious objectors for not having obeyed a renewed order to serve in the military may amount to punishment for the same crime if such subsequent refusal is based on the same constant resolve grounded in reasons of conscience.
The Committee does not consider that the continuing effects in this case of these acts could themselves amount to violations of the Covenant, nor that subsequent refusals to take up re-employment negotiations could appropriately be understood as fresh acts of discrimination independent of the original dismissal.
In the present case, no effective remedies were available to the author to challenge the CEC ruling declaring his nomination invalid, norcould he challenge the subsequent refusal by the CEC to register him as a presidential candidate before an independent and impartial body.
This means the arrest, detention or abduction of persons by the State or a political organization, or carried out under the authority or with the support or acquiescence of the State ora political organization, and subsequent refusal to acknowledge that there has been a deprivation of liberty, or to disclose the fate or whereabouts of the those persons, with the intention of keeping those persons out of reach of statutorily guaranteed protection for an extended period.
In the case in question, no effective remedies were available to the author to challenge the ruling of the Central Electoral Commission(CEC)declaring his nomination invalid, or the subsequent refusal by the CEC to register him as a presidential candidate, before an independent and impartial body.
Articles 110 and 144 of the Azerbaijani Criminal Code of 30 December 1999 stipulate that the detention, remand in custody or abduction of a person by orwith the knowledge of a State actor and the subsequent refusal to provide information on his or her whereabouts, if part of a large-scale or systematic attack on the civilian population, is punishable by deprivation of liberty or by a life sentence.
Ii The aggregate of sentences of imprisonment for subsequent similar offences(persistent refusal) not to exceed the maximum penalty provided by the law five years.
The author challenges the Constitutional Court's subsequent ruling of 5 September 2012 as a refusal to execute the judgement of the European Court.
Based on the above,there is a causal relationship between the promotion of HIV dissidents' ideas, the refusal of patients to take therapy and their subsequent death.
The State party argues that it was impossible to prove the guilt of police officers because of the length of time(three years and eight months) that has passed since the infliction of bodily injuries,the complainant's contradictory statements and the subsequent retraction of those statements, the refusal of the complainant's wife and his stepsons to testify and the denial of torture allegations by police officers.