Примеры использования The national courts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Human rights instruments and the national courts.
In this regard the national courts must play their part.
As a rule, the national courts shall have jurisdiction.
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The national courts had heard 193 trafficking cases in 2009.
By doing so the Prosecutor exercised the Tribunal's primacy over the national courts.
The National Courts Administration has intensified work on diversity issues.
Within its jurisdiction, the Tribunal shall have primacy over the national courts of Lebanon.
With regard to the fight against impunity,it was important to strengthen the national courts.
The national courts of some States have upheld the expulsion of aliens on grounds of morality.
This right is not sufficiently specific as to be applied directly by the national courts.
The national courts had completed over 3,000 trials for various crimes related to the genocide.
The national courts have upheld this position on three occasions in the present communication.
The national courts of some States have upheld the expulsion of aliens on grounds of morality.
These courts will be completely detached from the national courts and they will have their own appeal.
In many instances the national courts were authorized to interpret and apply international law.
It again argues that the author's allegations concerning the choice of his commune of residence were not raised in the national courts.
Tunisia reported that, in accordance with the Constitution,the Convention on the Rights of the Child was directly applicable in the national courts.
When appointing defense counsel the national courts must certainly have regard to the defendant's wishes.
The national courts of some States have also recognized the discretionary nature of the right of expulsion.
Violations of those provisions could be addressed in the national courts and tribunals and ultimately referred to the European Court of Justice.
The national courts continued to play an important role in the interpretation of the approach to standing.
The national courts of various States have been called upon to determine whether an expulsion constituted a disguised extradition.