Примеры использования To deem на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They filed a motion to deem, and the court's gonna grant it.
To deem necessary an extraordinary Meeting of the Parties,to be funded from the Trust Fund of the Montreal Protocol;
The court may decide, depending on the nature of the offence, not to deem this an aggravating circumstance;
We're seeking this court to deem Harold Pierce incapacitated and make Skip his legal guardian.
DALnet has the right to deem any content as offensive or illegal at its own discretion.
When hearing an administrative action brought against a child aged under 18 the judge orthe competent organ or official is entitled to deem the presence of his legal representatives mandatory.
She is entitled to deem that work to be unacceptable according to the contract Mr. Yoakum signed.
The effectiveness of stemming for English query systems were soon foundto be rather limited, however, and this has led early information retrieval researchers to deem stemming irrelevant in general.
The Lebanese authorities continue to deem cooperation with security authorities in the camps to be satisfactory.
To deem necessary an extraordinary Meeting of the Parties, on the understanding that this will not give rise to any further financial implication;
A last issue is whether paragraph 5 may apply to deem an ISP to constitute a permanent establishment.
A case in which the court ruled that the provision of the proviso of Article 900, subparagraph 4 of the Civil Code is not in violation of the Constitution andthat there are no other grounds to deem the said provision invalid.
So kids, the Creator gave them the ability to deem the best path, the path that will lead them to their Creator, who also turn on the Creator.
In such cases, States parties that require an extradition treaty have the option of either relying on the Convention as a legal basis in lieu of the bilateral treaty orof applying article 16, paragraph 3, of the Convention in order to deem an offence extraditable under the existing bilateral treaty.
The article further calls upon States parties to deem null and void contracts and private instruments which restrict the legal capacity of women.
In that regard, it seemed inappropriate to equate the misdeeds of the Holocaust, which involved the deliberate extermination of millions of people, with the practice of slavery, to all intents and purposes eradicated well over 100 years previously andpractised at a time when there were no international rules or legislation to deem such activity a crime.
If writing was a religion,it shall be easy to deem'Harry Potter and the half-blood prince' as the penultimate blasphemy, an utmost sacrilege.
However, no human rights instrument and no international monitoring could suffice to uphold respect for human rights if institutional safeguards were inadequate;and it had always proved wrong to deem a State's organization and structure conceptually separate from human rights safeguards.
As it's known, Lutsenko demands to deem his prosecution illegal and politically motivated, as well as collect in his favor compensation for moral damages.
Criminal prosecution of terrorist orcriminal organizations acting in Germany is dependent upon whether there are sufficient grounds to deem that their activities are punishable according to section 129a of the German Criminal Code.
The issue may then arise as to whether paragraph 5 may apply to deem such ISPs to constitute permanent establishments of the enterprises that carry on electronic commerce through web sites operated through the servers owned and operated by these ISPs.
It is also clear that since the web site through which an enterprise carries on its business is not itself a"person" asdefined in Article 3, paragraph 5 cannot apply to deem a permanent establishment to exist by virtue of the web site being an agent of the enterprise for purposes of that paragraph.
Moreover, the bureaucrats in these regions now have formal grounds to deem any attempt to tell others- e.g. a fellow traveler on public transport- about one's religion, without prior notification of the relevant authorities, as missionary work(and to impose administrative sanctions). This will, naturally, seriously limit religious freedom.
Consequently, should the General Assembly decide to approve the draft agreement, it is recommended that a specific decision be taken to deem these appointees to be officials of the United Nations for the purposes of their terms and conditions of service.
To deem this aggression a violation of the Charter of the United Nations and the principles of international law, a departure from international legitimacy, a threat to international peace and security and an act of defiance against the international community and world public opinion, which call for the settlement of disputes by peaceful means and compliance with the decisions of international legitimacy;
I am referring, of course, to the World Climate Change Conference in Paris, the COP21,which we are now liable to deem less serious, less urgent than the police response to the bloody escapades of those machinegun-toting lunatics.
Statistics Canada recognized that, should it use its legislative powers to deem employees for access and develop procedures that additionally control the risks of access to micro-data, there would be benefits of providing greater access to business micro-data.
At its thirty-eighth session, in May 2007, the Committee had decided,on a trial basis, and in order to encourage more targeted reports, to deem States parties that had replied to lists of issues and questions as having fulfilled their next reporting obligation.
Considering the currency export restrictions imposed by the host country,we continue to deem the action taken in consultation with the United Nations Treasurer to be in compliance with the Financial Regulations and Rules of the United Nations.