Примеры использования To his conviction на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But then it seems that when the Chinese attacked, it was a violent blow to his conviction.
The criminal case which led to his conviction was launched five months after his detention.
To his conviction, there are numerous spheres, where it is possible to activate and develop the cooperation.
With regard to article 15 of the Convention,the complainant asserts that the trial leading to his conviction was unfair.
This criminal record was related to his conviction and imprisonment nine years earlier as a conscientious objector.
In addition, according to the State party,Mr. Batyrov has not exhausted the available domestic remedies in connection to his conviction of 25 September 2006.
Everyone convicted of a crime shall have the right to his conviction and sentence being reviewed by a higher tribunal accord-ing to law.
Scheuer's views are not very popular among American establishment buthe is regularly invited to the leading TV channels due to his conviction and oratory.
A criminal case which led to his conviction was launched on 23 September 2004, five months after his detention and only on 4 November 2004 was an accusation warrant issued.
Article 14, paragraph 5, states that"Everyone convicted of a crime shall have the right to his conviction and sentence being reviewed by a higher tribunal according to law.
Jørgensen spent the next few years in London, where he began to drink heavily and gamble compulsively,building up substantial debts which eventually led to his conviction and incarceration.
The author claims a violation of article 19, paragraph 2, in relation to his conviction under the National Security Law for his gathering and divulging of"State or military secrets" espionage.
The author reiterates that the racist attitude of the police, resulting in violence andin fabrication of the evidence against him, led to his conviction for an offence of which he had no knowledge.
The background to his conviction was an interview given to a French magazine in which the author spoke of the"mythical" gas chambers in Auschwitz and intimated that the Jews had invented the"myth" of the Holocaust for their own purposes.
Paragraph 5 of article 14 provides that everyone convicted of a crime shall have the right to his conviction and sentence being reviewed by a higher tribunal according to law.
Following this verdict, Mr. Al Khodr's lawyer, Mr. Abdulaziz Al Shbaily, was arrested and briefly detained by agents of the intelligence services(Mabahith) for having argued, before the judge,that the allegations against his client should not have led to his conviction.
The Committee notes the author's claim that his rights under article 14,paragraph 4, of the Covenant were violated in relation to his conviction for economic crimes by the Ashgabat city District Court.
The author adds a new claim relating to his conviction for contempt, that he was not given an opportunity to be tried and defend himself in person, or through legal assistance of his own choosing and he was not informed of the right to have legal assistance, nor was legal assistance assigned to him.
In the instant case, the Committee notes that the author merely refers to his conviction for public violence and wilfully damaging public property, but fails to substantiate, for purposes of admissibility, how this would entail a violation of his rights under articles 6, 7 and 18 of the Covenant.
In the author's view, the remedy of amparo cannot be considered as a suitable remedy for reviewing matters of fact andof law relating to his conviction, as is argued by the State party.
A federal judge in the United States of Americasentenced Charles McArthur Emmanuel("Chuckie") Taylor, Jr., to 97 years in prison related to his conviction on torture, firearms and conspiracy charges related to his tenure as head of the Antiterrorist Unit in Liberia during the Presidency of his father, Charles G. Taylor.
Mr. Trébutien notes that the terms of the European Commission's decision of 14 October 1993 refer specifically to the Commission's previous decision of 14 October 1992 on case No. 19228/91; he contends that this(second)case had only related to the proceedings leading to his conviction of 8 October 1991 by the Court of Assizes of Seine et Marne.
The Committee also notes the author's claim that his rights under article 14, paragraphs 1 and 2,of the Covenant were violated in relation to his conviction by the Frunze District Court of Minsk city for illegal business activities carried out without the state registration, combined with a receipt of revenues in a particularly large amount and committed by an organized group.
With regard to the State party's assertion that he can request the courts to suspend the execution of his sentence,the author does not see how the same courts that have shown such bias against him during the proceedings that led to his conviction could be expected to impartially judge such a request if he was to submit it.
Her uncle was subjected to violence during the preliminary investigation butalso subsequently to his conviction, according to the author, to force him to testify against her and her father.
The author alleges a second violation of article 14, paragraph 5,on the grounds that he was denied any kind of review in relation to his conviction and the increased sentence imposed by the Supreme Court.
The Government concludes that Mr. Abbou's detention is not arbitrary,since the proceedings giving rise to his conviction were conducted in accordance with the valid rules of procedure and the rights of the defence.
The Committee takes note of the author's claim that the Supreme Court, through cassation proceedings,refused to re-evaluate the evidence that led to his conviction and that this constitutes a violation of his right under article 14, paragraph 5.
The Committee notes the author's claim that his right under article 14 of the Covenant was violated in relation to his conviction by the Sovetsky District Court of Minsk of, inter alia, committing a fraud in Minsk on 30 November 2000.