Примеры использования There was reason to believe на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There was reason to believe that it did not always do so.
And even if he were to be at risk of arrest,that would not mean that there was reason to believe that the complainant would personally be in danger of being subjected to torture.
There was reason to believe that companies from developed countries were overrepresented in the list of suppliers.
In the case of a preliminary investigation, people could be committed to custody only if there was reason to believe that they had committed or attempted to commit an offence.
There was reason to believe that the Secretariat was manipulating the vacancy rate in order to achieve additional savings.
A representative of the State Customs Administration explained that his institution had the right to detain the goods if there was reason to believe that those goods were counterfeit.
There was reason to believe that those crimes had been perpetrated by members of the former Kosovo Liberation Army and other extremist groups.
The Philippine Government had never extradited a person if there was reason to believe that he risked being subjected to torture and had never participated in illegal transfers.
If there was reason to believe that an alien would be tortured in a particular country, the INS would consider whether article 3 prohibited removal to that country.
The Commission has reported to the Council on Iraq's acquisition efforts from foreign suppliers where there was reason to believe that proscribed items or materials for proscribed activities had been involved.
When there was reason to believe that a person deprived of liberty had been subjected to torture, was an investigation launched automatically?
If the international community was capable of reaching an accord to ban chemical weapons there was reason to believe that, given the political will, it could achieve a similar agreement to ban nuclear weapons.
While there was reason to believe that AIDS could be widespread among rape victims, it had not been possible to gather data on that question.
Mr. De Silva(Sri Lanka), replying to questions raised by Mr. Mavrommatis,said that the law did not expressly forbid returning a person when there was reason to believe that he or she was in danger of being subjected to torture.
The region stated that once there was reason to believe that the political process had taken an irreversible course the region would have no reason to persist in sanctions.
The representative of Austria proposed indicating in additional requirement VE02 that in the case of carriage ofcontainers in open holds, ventilation was required only if there was reason to believe that the holds were not free from gases.
Hence, there was reason to believe that rights provided for in article 5 of the Convention, such as the right to nationality, freedom of movement, association and expression, had not been fully respected.
Some members nevertheless proposed the deletion of the reference to the expelling State's freedom to shorten the period of notice if there was reason to believe that the alien in question could abscond during that period; the vague.
The protection would apply if there was reason to believe that the alien was in danger of being subjected, in his or her country of origin, to arbitrary violence arising from an international or internal conflict.
In the matter of articles 12 and 13 of the Convention,Armenia should specify in particular whether investigations were conducted by a totally independent body in cases where there was reason to believe that an act of torture had been committed on its territory.
There was reason to believe that the subdivision of land was contrary to articles 13 to 19 of ILO Convention No. 169, and paragraph 117 appeared to suggest that indigenous communities did not support the subdivision programme.
During 2004, 15 shipments, amounting to over 640 tons of potassium permanganate,were stopped as there was reason to believe that the orders may have been attempts by traffickers to divert the shipments in question into the illicit traffic.
There was reason to believe that the projections in fact underestimated global warming and in any case all scenarios, even those involving midrange increases in trace gases, showed higher, and indeed, record temperatures.
The Aliens Act was applied strictly, and it provided for the issuance of a detention order only where there was reason to believe the person would try to escape or engage in criminal activities in Sweden, and where less severe measures were not sufficient.
In accordance with the provisions of article 13 of the Convention, special measures were being introduced into the Criminal Code in order to protect those involved in criminal proceedings and their families,where there was reason to believe that they might be subjected to intimidation.
A dialogue was currently in progress and there was reason to believe that that concern would be taken into account and that a final decision would be left to the incoming Government of the Special Administrative Region.
As to the criteria for placing someone in custody, paragraph 80 of the report stated that, in accordance with article 77 of theCode of Criminal Procedure, arrest was possible if there was reason to believe that the person had committed or attempted to commit an offence.
With respect to article 6 of the Covenant on the right to life,he said that there was reason to believe that excessive use of force by the police in an incident in Gostivar a year previously had led to the deaths of three people and injuries to some 200 others.
The first concerned the limitation of the right to judicial review of persons whosedeportation had been ordered, and the second concerned the right of the police to detain persons subject to a deportation order if there was reason to believe they might try to evade that order.
During the period under review, the Special Rapporteur took action in cases of capital punishment in which there was reason to believe that these international restrictions were not respected and where the carrying out of a death sentence may have constituted a violation of the right to life.