Примеры использования To adduce на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To adduce and challenge evidence;
The Court of Appeal of Ontario dismissed the application to adduce fresh evidence.
To adduce evidence of the non-reliability of an electronic signature.”.
The authors contend that the appeal court wrongly believed they did not want to adduce any evidence.
Possibility to adduce evidence of the non-reliability of an electronic signature.
Given the potential application of criminal punishments, there was a need to adduce proof beyond a reasonable doubt to meet the criminal standard.
If that meant that it was necessary to prove a racist intention on the part of the perpetrator,such proof would in some cases be difficult to adduce.
A person ortheir representative is entitled to adduce evidence or make submissions before the court in relation to the order.
Further, that the communication is insufficiently substantiated for the purposes of admissibility,since it fails to adduce evidence of a personal risk.
The Committee notes that the complainant has failed to adduce any evidence that he was wanted for his political activities in Azerbaijan.
As for the individual circumstances of the complainant, the Board questioned her trustworthiness,indicating that she failed to adduce any documents proving her identity.
The Court emphasized that the complainant failed to adduce any proof with respect to his judicial proceedings in relation to his release.
The decision stated, in part,"Every convention, after having been ratified and upon being published, becomes part of domestic law and, under article 132 of the Constitution, acquires an authority higher than that of the law,allowing any Algerian citizen to adduce it before the courts.
It should take care, however, not to adduce economic shortcomings in justification of a failure to implement the principles of human rights.
On the issue of past abuse the State party draws the Committee's attention to the fact that the complainants have failed to adduce any evidence, medical or otherwise, in support of these claims.
In the present case the author has failed to adduce sufficient evidence of an ongoing and real threat of torture by the Hawiye against him and other members of the Shikal clan.
Under Canadian law, the case must be reviewed in court every two years to determine whether the prosecution is still in a position to adduce sufficient admissible evidence to put the accused on trial.
The Committee notes that the complainants have failed to adduce any evidence, medical or other, that they were subjected to ill-treatment themselves in Azerbaijan.
The communication therefore fails to adduce any evidence that the mere introduction of citizenship revocation proceedings amounts to a prima facie violation of the author's right to life.
The Committee recalls that the Supreme Court dismissed the author's appeal, finding that he had failed to adduce any reasons which would lead to cassation of the decision of the Hague Court of Appeal of 9 September 1993.
Similarly, it noted that he had failed to adduce sufficient evidence in support of his claim under article 6, paragraph 1, and concluded that in this respect, he had failed to advance a claim within the meaning of article 2 of the Optional Protocol.
Accused persons have the right to full access to anyevidence presented against them, to examine witnesses testifying against them, to adduce or to have evidence produced in their own defense, and to obtain the attendance of and examination of witnesses on their behalf before the court.
The authors allege that they offered to adduce evidence to the appeal court, in order to discharge this burden of proof they had not adduced any below, because the trial judge found that the State carried this onus, and had not discharged it.
Where the claimant's business is located outside of the compensable area,the Panel requires the claimant to adduce specific evidence of"military operations or threat of military action by either side" which caused the loss of business income.
Finally, to ensure that it will be possible to adduce admissible and reliable testimony at future trials before this Tribunal, these teams must undertake the work on the Prosecutor's behalf and under my direction.
With regard to the complaint of discrimination,the Committee takes note of the State party's argument that the author fails to adduce in his communication the necessary evidence relating to the rights protected under article 26 and that his allegations concern rather the rights protected under article 14.
In this context,he indicates that he sought to adduce fresh evidence, which included depositions of two witnesses who had been called to testify at the trial, in order to show inconsistencies in the evidence concerning the identification parade.
In the State party's opinion, the authors have failed to adduce new grounds which would enable the Committee to assess the"threshold" issue in any other way than the domestic courts.
They underline that the State party has failed to adduce concrete evidence that there exist domestic remedies accessible and effective in practice and has not provided any concrete examples of similar cases which produced a favourable outcome.
In the Committee's view, the complainant had failed to adduce sufficient evidence about the conduct of any political activity of such significance that would attract the interest of the Ethiopian authorities.