Примеры использования To be sanctioned на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, each side believed that the other side deserved to be sanctioned.
All laws passed by parliament needed to be sanctioned and promulgated by the king.
Following the nullification,was a criminal trial required for the perpetrator to be sanctioned?
Such cartels probably do not deserve to be sanctioned heavily, especially if their members cooperate with an investigation and immediately cease their prohibited conduct.
Iran, which complies with its obligations and accepts the UN inspections,is threatened to be sanctioned however.
As a consequence,those economic actors that ought to be sanctioned are also those that are most likely to avoid the restrictions that such measures would impose.
In this regard IGAD member States will identify, draw up andshare a list of individuals and organizations to be sanctioned.
In some parts of the world, it is becoming more common, for instance,for teachers and schools to be sanctioned for poor test results, in the name of purported attempts to improve quality instruction and learning.
A number of teams, including Gibernau's Team Gresini and the official Repsol Honda factory team,appealed successfully to race direction for Rossi to be sanctioned.
For example, in both England and Australia, mechanisms have been developed that enable a"pooling agreement" to be sanctioned by the courts, whereby the assets and liabilities of two or more related companies in a group are, in effect, turned into one pool of assets and one pool of liabilities.
And it's like Secretary Mnuchin said:If you're going to support North Korea, then you have to be prepared to be sanctioned as well.
Entrepreneurs from other countries who are interested in investing in my country continue to be sanctioned, threatened or blacklisted.
The Office continued to assist the courts to promote compliance with human rights standards andto address the many practices in the criminal justice system that do not appear to be sanctioned by law.
In such a context, criticism of practices- in some cases adopted in the form of a law- appearing to be in violation of human rights butthat are sanctioned by religion or perceived to be sanctioned by religion would also come within the ambit of defamation of religion.
Accusations of"defamation of religions" might stifle legitimate criticism or even research on practices and laws appearing to be in violation of human rights but that are, orare at least perceived to be, sanctioned by religion.
The Court nullified the European regulation under which the plaintiffs in that case had been sanctioned by reason of the failure to provide in the regulation a mechanism whereby those to be sanctioned would be informed of the evidence against them and allowed to be heard in answer.
Particularly in view of the legally binding nature of Security Council resolution 2178(2014), concerns also have been raised at the lack of definitionof the terms"terrorism" or"extremism", as well as to references in the resolution to"terrorists" as a category of individuals in addition to specific acts to be sanctioned.
I affirm the joint desire of the Arab and African sides to draw up the necessary recommendations to foster Afro-Arab cooperation and remove the obstacles to progress on new bases andwith a comprehensive vision of the different areas of cooperation to be sanctioned at the earliest opportunity and the highest political level between the two close and interacting parties, the Arab and African.
Moreover, they think it right to rail against multilateralism and proclaim the virtues of unilateralism,while simultaneously pontificating unashamedly from their privileged seats on the Security Council about the need for Member States conscientiously to fulfil their obligations under the Charter or to be sanctioned, selectively of course, for not doing so.
The financial responsibility for the group imbalances is carried out by the Coordinator of the balancing group(CBG)instead of each separate consumer to be sanctioned individually for their own imbalances.
The testimonies received highlighted the consequences of the lack of provision for judicial review of a decision to detain a person,which continues to be sanctioned by the prosecutor.
QUESTION: I wanted to follow up on a bill passed earlier this year by Congress which required the identification of intelligence andmilitary sectors within Russia to be sanctioned, and the deadline was October 1st.
It must be noted that, since then two further armed confrontations have taken place between these two countries-- one of which is still going on-- and the United Nations has yet to react in accordance with its principal mission which is to guarantee international peace and security;it thereby seems to be sanctioning the atrocities committed by these foreign forces in Congolese territory.
Repeated failure to comply may be sanctioned by revocation of licenses to operate in accordance with[applicable law] insert reference to law governing revocation of licences.
Both legal persons andphysical persons can be sanctioned according to the Code of Administrative Offences.
The Directorate then recommends that agents who violate the law be sanctioned and brought to justice.
Failure to notify a merger orproviding misleading information to the authority should be sanctioned by a pecuniary fine.
The duration of this obligation is indefinite and failure to observe it may be sanctioned according to current legislation.
Please specify whether they may only be applied to suspects and whether their use must first be sanctioned by a court.
Officers who disregard rules of conduct must be sanctioned in order to deter others.