Примеры использования To a judgement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In one case the charges led to a judgement imposing a fine.
As to the author's own political activities, the State party notes that they go back seven years and were subject to a judgement of acquittal.
This analysis could, in some cases, lead to a judgement that these situations fall within the scope of our vital interests.
This analysis could, in some cases, lead to a judgement that these situations fall within the scope of our vital interests.
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Mr. ABOUL-NASR said that the statement amounted to a judgement on the part of the Committee.
According to a judgement of the Supreme Court No. 1 of 20 February 1996, evidence obtained by unlawful methods, such as physical influence or moral pressure, is inadmissible;
Interlocutory and interim orders and rulings" made prior to a judgement finally disposing of an appeal.
The recalculation of benefits due to a judgement of the International Labour Organization Tribunal and a retroactive change in local salary scales;
He contests the State party's view that it has no role to play with regard to a judgement pronounced by a local court of law.
The author affirms that according to a judgement of the Supreme Court of Uzbekistan of 1996, evidence obtained through unlawful methods is inadmissible.
Certain interest groups did not look favourably on the idea of a former African Head of State being subject to a judgement rendered by a universal court.
He refers to a judgement of the Supreme Court, in which it was ruled that a challenge is the"sharpest weapon" a party can use against a trial judge.
Twenty-seven per cent of the cases financed by the Committee led to a judgement; of these 79 per cent were convictions and 21 per cent acquittals;
It also refers to a judgement, of January 2003, by the EFTA Court on the practice of earmarking funding for female professorships as being in contravention to the EEA Agreement.
The Appeals Tribunal shall exercise appellate jurisdiction on applications by either party to a judgement rendered by the Dispute Tribunal, where the Dispute Tribunal.
Legal precedents: reference may also be made to a judgement of the Court of Cassation of 21 December 1981, which is generally considered to be the basis for the right to strike in Belgium.
Concerning the complaint of a violation of article 14, paragraph 3(c), the Committee notes that although the authors were charged with a number of criminal offences on 9 March 1996, the investigation andconsideration of the charges did not lead to a judgement of first instance until 16 July 2003, in other words seven years and three months after the charges had been brought.
He noted with approval the reference in the report to a judgement by the Constitutional Tribunal that had cited the provision concerning the right to inherit in article 5(d)(vi) of the Convention.
Article 494 of the Code of Criminal Procedure stipulates that:“Extradition or permission to extradite shall be subject to the condition that the person to be extradited was not being prosecuted in the Libyan courts for another offence prior to submission of the request for extradition orwas not serving a criminal sentence pursuant to a judgement other than that in respect of which the request for extradition or permission to extradite was submitted”.
As to the forensic psychiatric examination,the author reiterates his previous claims and refers to a judgement of the European Court of Human Rights that, according to him, confirms the authorities' practice of subjecting persons to psychiatric evaluation unlawfully.
By reference to a judgement of the Administrative Court of Dresden(Germany) of 12 December 2000, the complainant submits that facilities for the treatment of traumatized persons in Sri Lanka are not sufficient to meet the demand of the tens of thousands of victims of torture in need.
Efforts to settle cases in the formal system at the management evaluation stage andbefore the Dispute Tribunal prior to a judgement on the merits continued in 2013, with notable success in terms of the number of cases considered.
With reference to a judgement of the European Court of Human Rights(Castells v. Spain, 23 April 1992), the Ministry of Justice emphasized the importance of freedom of expression to a member of Parliament, especially to one belonging to the opposition and especially where it concerns criticizing government policy.
With respect to recommendation 194, it was suggested that it might be usefully clarified,as it seemed to refer to a judgement obtained after a security right was created but before it was made effective against third parties see para. 92 below.
He also refers to a judgement in the case of Mandala and Anor v. Dowell Lee, where it was held that blatant and obviously discriminatory statements are generally not required when investigating instances of race distinctions, since direct evidence of racial bias is often disguised.
The Commission first recalls that it is in fact not competent ratione personae to examine proceedings before or decisions of organs of the European Communities[…] This does not mean, however,that by granting executory power to a judgement of the European Court of Justice the competent German authorities acted quasi as Community organs and are to that extent beyond the scope of control exercised by the conventional organs.
The author points out that the State party's reference to a judgement of the European Court of Human Rights disregards the fact that the right to a second hearing is not recognized in the European Convention on Human Rights but in Protocol No. 7 to that Convention, to which Spain is not a party.