Примеры использования To exercise his right на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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My client wishes to exercise his right… to make a statement to the grand jury.
The legal framework that has ensured the protection of human rights allows each citizen to exercise his rights.
As he failed to exercise his right to appeal, he prevented the State from the opportunity of fully inquiring and redressing any alleged violations.
In addition, article 48 provides that a suspect must be given the opportunity to exercise his right to legal assistance.
If the foreigner wants to exercise his right of appeal he shall declare his intention to do so within 15 days from when notification was given.
I now give the floor to the representative of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, who wishes to exercise his right of reply.
The enforced disappearance has made it impossible for Farid Faraoun to exercise his right to appeal in order to challenge the lawfulness of his detention.
Sir Nigel Rodley pointed out that that eventuality was covered by the wording of the paragraph,which referred to an accused person declining to exercise his right to be present.
The CHAIRMAN said that if the representative of Ukraine wished to exercise his right of reply, procedural considerations dictated that he should wait until the conclusion of the debate.
Recognizing the Child's right to grow up within a family environment governed by established values, love, andunderstanding so as to enable him to exercise his rights without discrimination;
I am intrigued that the representative of Pakistan has chosen to exercise his right of reply in response to the statement made earlier today in the Assembly by the leader of my delegation.
The person shall be informed that he has no obligation to make a statement and that he has the right to communicate immediately with a lawyer, andhe shall also be given the possibility to exercise his rights.
It further stated that:"Only Mr. Kim Young Hwan has declared that he wishes to exercise his right to meet with Consulate officers.
The person who is deprived of liberty shall be informed that he has no obligation to make a statement and has the right to communicate immediately with his lawyer, andhe shall also be given the possibility to exercise his rights.
The author also contends that the victim has been deprived of the capacity to exercise his rights and to have recourse to any remedy.
The author submits that, when he tried to exercise his right to have his sentence reviewed in May 2005, he was not permitted to lodge an appeal before the Appeals Court; he could only file a cassation appeal before the Supreme Court, and therefore he was deprived of the"opportunity to check the facts.
The author also maintains that, as a victim of enforced disappearance,Maamar Ouaghlissi was materially unable to exercise his right to challenge the lawfulness of his detention.
The authors submit that the victim, as a person subjected to enforced disappearance,has been deprived of the capacity to exercise his rights under the Covenant and to have recourse to any possible remedy as a direct consequence of the State's conduct. This should be interpreted as a refusal to recognize the victim as a person before the law, in violation of article 16 of the Covenant.
The author asserts that his right to have his case heard in two instances, as set forth in article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant,was violated in that he was not able to exercise his right to appeal in a meaningful way.
It is therefore important to seek the best possible arrangement to enable the individual to exercise his rights without risk or fear and thus to participate, albeit indirectly, in the exercise of power.
The author adds that, although the Family Court did not act on the request contained in the Provincial Court's judgement, she spent years in a state of anxiety,fearing that at any time the father could demand to exercise his right to visit the minor.
In civil cases, anyone who is engaged in a dispute over rights andduties or who wants to exercise his rights through court proceedings is free to institute his case.
The author refers to the relevant jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights, according to which national courts must indicate with sufficient clarity on what grounds they base their decisions, so as to enable the accused meaningfully to exercise his right to appeal.
The author himself chose, following his receipt of the notice from the Minister, to exercise his right to have the matter referred to the courts, and the relevant proceedings do not require either his presence or his active participation.
He asserts that, since the law did not require the Police Court judge to draft a duly reasoned written judgment, or to produce a trial transcript, he was denied access to those documents, both in the first andsecond instances and was therefore unable to exercise his right to appeal in a meaningful way.
First, as a result of the conviction, he has become unemployable in the media andis therefore unable to exercise his right to freedom of expression through the medium of his choice, i.e., the mass media.
Another communication sent by the Special Rapporteur alleged that the decree on the establishment and administration of alternative service had not been implemented and that, in 1999, a Jehovah's Witness had reportedly been harassed by the police andthe military authorities because he was trying to exercise his right to alternative service.
In those cases where neither the imprisoned person norhis counsel has the possibility to exercise his rights under paragraph 3, a member of the family of the imprisoned person or any other person who has knowledge of the case may exercise such rights. .
The delegation of Hungary referred to the discussion in Budapest in connection with this article and asked for the text to be kept; as a compromise, it wished the following addition to be made:“provided that he(the carrier)is not in a position to exercise his right of lien on the goods[in his possession] or for other reasons”.
In those cases where neither the detained or imprisoned person norhis counsel has the possibility to exercise his rights under paragraph 1 of the present principle, a member of the family of the detained or imprisoned person or any other person who has knowledge of the case may exercise such rights. .