Примеры использования The court pointed out на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In the Malachtos case(see para. 18 above) the court pointed out that.
Nevertheless, the Court pointed out that an unlawful situation does not justify an infringement of freedom of assembly.
In the Namibia Advisory Opinion the Court pointed out that.
The Court pointed out that there was no doubt that Serbia and Montenegro was a State for the purpose of Article 34, paragraph 1.
More recently, in its advisory opinion on Difference relating to immunity from legal process of a special rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights, the Court pointed out that.
The Court pointed out that such matters have always constituted, and continue to constitute, a significant proportion of its judicial work.
More recently, in its advisory opinion on Difference relating to immunity from legal process of a special rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights, the Court pointed out that.
The court pointed out the meeting participants shall be granted a possibility to act in full compliance with the law.
While some legal writers hesitate to release the buyer from an express declaration of avoidance, the Court pointed out that, in light of the principle of legal certainty, it should not be more difficult to determine the moment of the seller's refusal to perform his obligations than to determine the moment the buyer declared the contract avoided.
The court pointed out that a lack of conformity with the resistance standards indicated could not be concluded from the expert reports.
In the first Advisory Opinion, the Court pointed out that habeas corpus performs a vital role in assuring that a person's life and physical integrity are respected.
The Court pointed out that information reflected in the reports is similar to information that can be obtained with the help of the Google search.
With regard to the interest rate, the court pointed out that there were divergent opinions on this question, since article 78 CISG expressly permits the award of interest without, however, stating the rate.
The court pointed out that the length of the"reasonable time" under article 43(1) CISG was to be determined by the circumstances of each individual case.
As regards the allegations of non-exhaustion of domestic remedies, the Court pointed out that the so-called Law No. 49/2003 enacted by Turkey's subordinate administration in the occupied part of Cyprus in respect of the purported deprivation of the applicant's property cannot be regarded as an"effective" or"adequate" means for redressing the applicant's complaints.
The court pointed out that according to articles 14-24 CISG, simply referring to existing standard terms and conditions doesn't imply their binding incorporation into the contract.
In the course of material revision of the CISG the Court pointed out the importance of the provisions in the Preamble that affirm that the adoption of uniform rules applied to contracts for the international sale of goods entered into between different social, economic and juridical systems, would contribute to the elimination of juridical obstacles which impede international trade and would instead promote its development.
The Court pointed out that, under Slovenian law, an arbitration agreement is valid also if it is incorporated in the general terms and conditions of the contract.
The Court pointed out that in accordance with the national legal regulation, political parties, being the owners of specific public functions, are single subjects of the election process.
The Court pointed out that under its case law on the subject, the reasonableness of the length of proceedings is to be assessed in the light of the particular circumstances of the case.
The court pointed out that in the absence of an express agreement, the impact of the missing module on the usability of the other software components was crucial for these issues.
In this context, the Court pointed out that the Hiawatha signatories were businessmen and a civil servant and that they all were literate and active participants of the economy and society of their province.
In doing so, the court pointed out, however, that although there was no room for rules on silence in response to a letter of confirmation,"a letter of confirmation can have considerable importance in the evaluation of the evidence.
The court pointed out that the entity which had been included into the said Register as a successor to reorganized company, had a right to demand that the anti-monopoly authority set aside the order on inclusion into the Register.
In this case, the Court pointed out that the reference to the fact that the Cyprus government controls only the southern part of the peninsula is not sufficient for claiming that there was an expulsion to the territory of another state.
The Court pointed out that, in calculating lost profits, the courts must understand that the calculation,"as a rule, is approximate and probabilistic in nature," and an approximation cannot be used as grounds for rejecting the claim.
The Court pointed out that benefit for the half-orphans had been refused not because the child had been born out of wedlock, but because the AWW did not provide for entitlement to benefit for half-orphans.
The Court pointed out that the author had left the State party's territory several times in 1995; that he and his family went to Dubai on vacations; and that he had gone to Hungary, where he filed an asylum request that was later withdrawn.
The Court pointed out, in particular, that the co-agent of Senegal had solemnly declared, in response to a question put by a member of the Court, that his Government would"not allow Mr. Habré to leave Senegal while the present case is pending before the Court. .
The court pointed out that even if the buyer reports the defects to the seller immediately after having detected them, he can lose his right to rely on the lack of conformity if he did not comply with the short period of examination of article 38(1) CISG.