Примеры использования To detain persons на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Indeed, it stated that it was not per se arbitrary to detain persons seeking asylum.
Internment is widely practiced to detain persons for security reasons without bringing criminal charges against them.
Bill No. 223/2003 allegedly conferred judicial police powers on the armed forces,including authority to detain persons for up to six days without bringing them before a judge.
It is also allowed to detain persons on board of military carriers if said agreements are stipulated by international organizations and Italy is one of their members.
Under the law, police andsecurity officials are permitted to detain persons without formally arresting or charging them.
According to the Amnesty International report for 1997,a new statute to be prepared by the Constituent Assembly for the Province of Buenos Aires would substantially reduce the powers of the police to detain persons on those grounds.
In 2010, the Government had indicated that the law was used to detain persons suspected of involvement in drug trafficking.
Secondly, any decision to detain persons who are subject to a security risk certificate is open to challenge under the present scheme both by review of the certificate itself and by application to the courts for release on bail.
In addition, both the Federation andthe Republika Srpska continue to detain persons suspected of war crimes in violation of the Rome agreement.
The Prosecutor determined that the detaining duty officer had acted in compliance with article 12 and13 of the Law governing the militia that allowed militia officers to apply physical force to detain persons that committed an administrative offence.
CAT expressed concern at the reported misuse of psychiatric hospitals to detain persons particularly for the non-violent expression of political views.
The delegation received information from a variety of sources suggesting that a number of individuals continued to be detained by Government securityforces without due process, and that armed opposition groups continued to detain persons illegally.
Although intelligence bodies are not authorized by legislation to detain persons, they do so many times, sometimes for prolonged periods.
To detain persons offering armed resistance or apprehended in the course of committing a serious or particularly serious crime, or a criminal escaping custody, and also an armed individual who refuses to comply with a lawful demand to surrender his weapon.
Many times, although intelligence bodies are not authorized by legislation to detain persons, they do so, sometimes for prolonged periods.
This decision was confirmed by the Queensland Court of Appeal on 23 September 2003. On 1 October 2004,the High Court of Australia dismissed the author's appeal contesting the constitutional validity of the provisions that authorize Queensland courts to detain persons under the DPSOA.
Furthermore, it granted the State the power to detain persons without charge or trial in times of emergency and gave State officials immunity for a wide range of acts.
The United Kingdom's responsibility for the provision of security in southern Iraq has led British forces to detain persons suspected of committing a criminal offence under Iraqi law.
To detain persons displaying armed resistance, or persons apprehended committing a crime, or persons escaping from custody(except those held under administrative arrest); likewise to detain armed persons refusing to surrender their weapons.
There is no question that under thelaw of armed conflict, the United States has the authority to detain persons who have engaged in unlawful belligerence until the cessation of hostilities.
The right to detain persons who have committed acts designed to impede fulfillment of the lawful demands of persons conducting anti-terrorism operations and to transfer them to the relevant agency of the executive authorities(Ministry of National Security of the Republic of Azerbaijan and Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan);
The author claims that the cell where she was detained was located underground and was used to detain persons on criminal charges as well as those under administrative arrest.
The Subcommittee noted that it was common practice to detain persons at police stations under this Act, for offences recorded in the police register as"causing a public disturbance","domestic violence","not carrying identification papers","drunkenness", etc.
Concerns have also been expressed with respect to the allegedly widespread use of the State Security(Detention of Persons) Decree, No. 2 of 1984, to detain persons incommunicado for extended periods.
The HR Committee highlighted the subsistence of legislation giving the police the power to detain persons for the sole stated purpose of verifying their identity, in violation of, inter alia, the principle of the presumption of innocence.
Moreover, the Committee is of the view that the proceduresfor pre-trial detention described in paragraph 88 of the report allow the National Security Council, chaired by the President of the Republic, the power to detain persons for excessively long periods of time.
Ms. MAZAI(Belarus) said that customs officials were empowered to detain persons accused of committing an administrative offence, but were then required to refer those persons to the appropriate bodies.
The apparent success achieved on this issue is still incomplete, however,because of substantial evidence indicating that the Parties continue to detain persons arrested prior to 19 December 1995 who have not been registered by ICRC.
During a state of emergency, the Executive is entitled to issue a decree to detain persons and prevent them from taking part in certain events, transfer them from one place to another in the Republic and prohibit public meetings and demonstrations.
According to the information available to the Committee, it appeared that racial discrimination was a real problem in Ukraine,where in some areas the police tended to detain persons with darker skin and verify their identity more often than they did other people.