Примеры использования Substantial danger на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Improper repairs can involve substantial dangers for the user.
Georgian law punished not just hate speech, butalso incitement to hate speech when that posed a direct and substantial danger.
They thus represent a substantial danger to the local population and returnees.
It had asked for $55 million butwas reportedly advised that the pollution did not pose a“known imminent and substantial danger to human health and safety”.
Intentional hate speech that created a direct, substantial danger of an illegal consequence was also prohibited by law.
Some border areas, particularly between Chad and Libya, were laden with mines, in particular the Tibesti area in Chad, and many of their tracks are not well known,which represents a substantial danger.
Consequently, the State party claims that the complainants would not face a real and substantial danger because of their origins if they were to be returned to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Article 4 of this Law prohibits(entails liability for)incitement(including hate speech) as an intentional action of a person that creates a direct and substantial danger of an illegal consequence.
The complainant submits that"the issue at hand is whether…[there is]… a substantial danger of being subjected to torture in Sri Lanka, not whether he has had a fair asylum procedure in Finland.
In the circumstances, the State party concluded that sending the complainant back to his country of origin was not likely to give rise to a"substantial danger" within the meaning of article 3 of the Convention.
Ordinarily, spinner sharks do not pose a substantial danger to humans; they do not perceive large mammals as prey, as their small, narrow teeth are adapted for grasping rather than cutting.
While Georgia recognizes and protects freedom of expression, under article 4.2 of the Law of Freedom of Expression,an incitement to hatred shall cause liability envisaged by law only when a person commits an intentional action that creates direct and substantial danger of an illegal consequence.
If you do something in this area,you are in a substantial danger, and if you really want to be safe you would better stay out of this area, and, of course there is a substantial element of chance in the outcome of any lawsuit.”.
The State party recalls the criteria established by the Committee in its general comment No. 1(1997) on the implementation of article 3 of the Convention in the context of article 22 which require the complainant to prove that he orshe runs a personal, present and substantial danger of torture if deported to his or her country of origin.
In the light of article 3 of the Convention, the State party notes the Committee's jurisprudence and its general comment No. 1 on implementation of article 3 of the convention in the context of article 22, paragraphs 6 ff., which require the complainant to prove thathe is in personal, present and substantial danger of being subjected to torture if deported to his country of origin.
Recalling the provisions of article 3 of the Convention, the State party emphasizes the criteria established by the Committee in general comment No. 1(1996), on the implementation of article 3 of the Convention in the context of article 22, in particular paragraphs 6 ff., which require the complainant to prove that he is in personal,present and substantial danger of being tortured if deported to his country of origin.
The author must establish that he/she would be in danger of being tortured andthat the grounds for so believing are substantial in the way described, and that such danger is personal and present.
The author must establish that he/she would be in danger of being tortured andthat the grounds for so believing are substantial in the way described, and that such danger is personal and present.
It refers to the Committee's general comment pursuant to which'[t]he author must establish that he/she would be in danger of being tortured andthat the grounds for so believing are substantial in the way described, and that such danger is personal and present.
The Committee recalls that in accordance with its general comment, it is for the complainant to present an arguable case and to establish that he would be in danger of being tortured andthat the grounds for so believing are substantial in the way described, and that such danger is personal and present.
The Committee recalls that, in conformity with its general comment No. 1, the burden is on the complainant to present a convincing case, to establish that he would be in danger of being tortured andthat the grounds for so believing are substantial in the way described, and that such danger is personal and present.
According to numerous speakers, the danger that a substantial number of countries would not achieve the Goals by 2015 existed.
The risk does not have to meet the test of being highly probable, butthe complainant must establish that the grounds for believing there is such a danger are substantial and that such danger is personal and present.
Customs security means may only be removed or modified by the Customs Authorities or upon their authorization, except in the cases of irretrievable loss of goods and means of transportation,real danger of substantial deterioration or destruction of them.
With reference to the arguments outlined above,the State party is of the opinion that the author of the present communication has not shown the existence of substantial grounds for believing that such a danger exists if he were to return to Turkey.
The State party believes that there were sufficient grounds for regarding it as implausible that the Sudanese authorities harbour ill-will towards him and that, as a result, he would, on returning to the Sudan, be in danger of torture, orthat the grounds for this belief are substantial in a way that such danger would be personal and present.
In the light of the foregoing, the Committee concludes that the complainant has not demonstrated that there are substantial grounds for believing that sending him back to Pakistan would expose him to real, substantial and personal danger of being tortured within the meaning of article 3 of the Convention.
He writes that the Jews had assumed a contentious attitude towards Muhammad andas a group possessing substantial independent power, they posed a great danger. .
Thus, the complainant has not substantiated her claim that there are substantial grounds for believing she would be in danger of torture if returned.
Ensure that no child is transferred to Afghan custody if there are substantial grounds for danger of being subject to torture and ill-treatment, in particular where credible allegations or reports are pending full assessment.