Примеры использования Sufficient reasons на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There are sufficient reasons to believe that the situation in central Bosnia can only deteriorate.
The expansion of the persecution campaign against followers of Tablighi Jamaat, an Islamist organization,banned without sufficient reasons.
Thus, there are sufficient reasons to consider that the voluntary return has more chances to be sustainable in comparison to the forced one.
The Committee agreed to close the case at its twenty-fourth meeting unless sufficient reasons to do otherwise were provided before then.
The European Ombudsman did not find sufficient reasons to investigate the broad allegations made by the communicant concerning misconduct(including corruption) by EIB.
In a Cabinet meeting on 19 June 2014, the Government rejected H.M. 's request for compensation, andit was considered that there are no sufficient reasons to award compensation ex gratia.
There are sufficient reasons to believe that ITC support programme does promote emergence of new cluster initiatives, thus contributing to overcoming network(coordination, system) market failures.
Her motion was considered by both theTorun District Court and the Torun Provincial Court and sufficient reasons were adduced for not allowing the complainant's motion.
Although Morocco had sufficient reasons to reject the manner in which the settlement plan was being implemented, it had not done so because it wanted to facilitate the Personal Envoy's task and to cooperate.
Upon expiry of the period of police custody andif the investigation has not revealed sufficient reasons for the institution of proceedings against the person concerned, he must be immediately released.
If there are sufficient reasons to believe that a criminal offence has been committed, a criminal case is initiated; it is investigated and tried according to the Latvian Criminal Procedure Code.
The Committee notes that the law in question grants to men and women alike benefits as fromthe day of application, unless there are sufficient reasons to grant benefits as from an earlier date.
Although Morocco had sufficient reasons to reject the manner in which the settlement plan was being implemented, it had not done so because it wanted to facilitate the task of my Personal Envoy and to cooperate.
The same is not true, however,when by means of a discrete reservation, a State Party declines for sufficient reasons to accept a particular provision of the Covenant in preference for existing domestic law.
The application must state sufficient reasons and justification for the grant of the licence and, in particular, the bearing of a personal weapon must be necessitated by the applicant's political or social position or his work.
UNCHR mentioned that the Act on Granting International Protection to Aliens stipulated excessive preconditions for detention andthat the grounds for detention provided in the Act were not sufficient reasons to restrict the freedom of movement of asylum-seekers.
The Tribunal held that even ifthe issuing bank had sufficient reasons to decline the payment against the letter of credit, this would not be a sufficient reason for the buyer to avoid the sale contract.
Special procedural protection is to be established if owing to their testimonies there is real endangerment of their lives, health, property or lawful interests, orthey have received threat of such endangerment, or there are sufficient reasons to believe that endangerment may take place.
When there are sufficient reasons for suspicion of money laundering and terrorist financing, banks and other payment service providers shall take know-your-customer measures and to report the transaction to the competent authority according to the legislation in force.
Finally, as regards the question of whether there are any humanitarian grounds to let the author remain in Sweden,the State party shares the assessment of the Aliens Appeals Board, that there were not sufficient reasons to grant residence permit on such grounds at the time of the decisions.
The Committee also notes the author's allegations that the expert report of Professors Montagnier andCollizi was dismissed without sufficient reasons, despite every indication that it exonerated the author; that searches of the house of one of the co-defendants were carried out without the presence of the accused or a defence lawyer; and that the prosecution never produced the records of the searches.
Although part of the information originally requested was eventually declassified and made available to the public, the rest of the information requested, in particular the information requested by the communicant in its third request for information,was not disclosed without giving sufficient reasons and without demonstrating that consideration had been given to the public interest in disclosure.
In the mandate of the Office of Internal Oversight Services, the scope of inspections is defined as"ad hoc inspections of programme andorganizational units whenever there are sufficient reasons to believe that programme oversight is ineffective and that the potential for the non-attainment of the objectives and the waste of resources is great.
The author's asylum request was rejected on 20 June 2008 on the ground that he was never persecuted, arrested, detained or sentenced in Armenia; that during the second interview, the author did not mention the ill-treatment that he and his wife were subjected to;that the threats from superiors would not be sufficient reasons to fear persecution upon return; and that the documents provided after the second interview were of a broad nature and not directly related to the author's specific case.
They were forced to testify against themselves under torture, there was no lawyer in attendance when they made their confessions before the prosecutor and the court,without providing sufficient reasons, set aside Professor Montagnier's and Dr. Collizi's expert testimony despite every indication that their findings exonerated the authors and co-defendant.
Furthermore, it is understood that, in accordance with its Organization-wide mandate,the Office would carry out reviews of internal oversight units whenever there are sufficient reasons to believe that oversight mechanisms are ineffective, and otherwise as the Under-Secretary-General for Internal Oversight Services deems appropriate.
According to the Enforcement of Judgements Act 1992, an order for injunction may be granted if the plaintiff(a) demonstrates that the challenged decision probably will be annulled by the court when the main case is to be adjudicated, and(b)shows sufficient reasons for requesting an injunction, i.e. that an injunction is necessary to avoid serious damage or harm if the expulsion were enforced without the court having had the opportunity to adjudicate in the main case.
The Act requires a good and sufficient reason for a change of a surname.
Is the absence of poetry… sufficient reason to defeat them?
Neither court found sufficient reason to stay removal.