Примеры использования Tribunal determined на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Tribunal determined the purpose of paragraph 26 as seen in the document.
Since their places of business were in States Parties to the CISG, the Tribunal determined that the case should be governed primarily by the Convention.
The tribunal determined that the agreement had set no conditions regarding the quality of the goods.
The options were that the party requesting an interim measure might be liable for any costs anddamages caused by the measure if the arbitral tribunal determined that the measure"should not have been granted" or"was not justified.
After his release, the Tribunal determined that there was insufficient evidence for his arrest.
It also gave assurances that it intended to comply with article 5 of the Third Geneva Convention by treating all belligerents captured in Iraq as prisoners of war unless and until a competent tribunal determined that they were not entitled to this status.
After his release, the Tribunal determined that there was insufficient evidence for his arrest.
Whereas the Administrative Tribunal recognized in its Judgement No. 1419(2008) that it is"neither the General Assembly nor the Secretary-General, and therefore it is not in a position to substitute its judgement for policy decisions on personnel matters",the Dispute Tribunal determined in two cases that certain posts should have been reclassified at a higher level.
The tribunal determined that the complaints were justified in 15 of those decisions, and dismissed the other eight.
A survey conducted last year by the International Tribunal determined that existing courtroom space in the vicinity of the Tribunal was not available.
The tribunal determined that, under the contract, the seller had transferred the goods to the buyer for sale on commission, as the documentation confirmed.
Judgement on compensation following Tolstopiatov UNDT/2010/147, in which the Dispute Tribunal determined that the United Nations Children's Fund had breached its obligations to the applicant following the abolishment of post.
The Tribunal determined the cost of soil rehabilitation and re-vegetation of affected lands to be $17.7 million, as requested by the claimants.
Upon consideration of the commentary to articles 14 and 15,as well as the factual circumstances of the dispute, the tribunal determined that the alleged measure"should be considered as a continuing act under international law.
The Arbitral Tribunal determined that the buyer was not entitled to withhold payment for partial or late shipments.
With regard to the second consignment of goods, the tribunal determined that the buyer had not proven the damage caused to its reputation by the goods in question.
The Tribunal determined that the benefit should be paid, but only with effect from the date of judgement as there had been negligence on the part of the late retiree in not reporting his spouse following their marriage in December 2000 and before his separation from service in July 2002.
A survey conducted in 1995 by the Tribunal determined that existing courtroom space in the vicinity of the Tribunal was not available.
The tribunal determined that the seller should bear no liability for the buyer's settlement of its dispute with its third-party customer.
In considering the"particular circumstances" of the appellant's case, the Tribunal determined that she was entitled to receive a widow's benefit as she had married the late Fund beneficiary in good faith and remained married to him until his death.
The tribunal determined that, under the contract, payment for goods supplied was effected by a letter of credit and that the goods had been transferred to the buyer.
In Hunt-Matthes UNDT/2011/063 andWasserstrom order No. 19(NY/2010), the Dispute Tribunal determined that decisions of the Ethics Office not to find prima facie retaliation have direct consequences for the rights of the applicant, thus making them appealable administrative decisions.
The Tribunal determined that the problems discovered by the buyer after inspecting the goods were real and granted recognition to the agreement between the parties for price reduction.
In Montreuil v. National Bank of Canada, 2004 CHRT 7, the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal determined that the Bank had discriminated against Ms. Montreuil, who was physically and legally a man, but who identified herself as a woman, on the basis of sex when it failed to hire her for a call centre position.
The Tribunal determined that the Fund should pay the Applicant the monthly pension benefits that had accrued between 1 January 1997 and 31 December 2006, with 8 per cent interest from 1 January 2007.
Upon consideration of articles 5 and 8, the tribunal determined that, on the basis of the evidence presented, the acts of certain non-State entities and individuals could not be said to have been"carried out in the exercise of governmental authority, nor on the instructions, or under the direction or control of the State.
The tribunal determined that the buyer's communication addressed to the seller on 1 July 1996 could not be characterized as declaring the agreement avoided, since it did not contain a direct and unambiguous expression of the buyer's will.
Accordingly, the Tribunal determined that the bond or other security for the vessel should be$A 1,920,000 and found that Australia was obliged to promptly release the Volga upon the posting of the bond or other security.45.
The tribunal determined that the complainants were not refugees or persons in need of protection, in light of their application's overall lack of credibility and of their failure to clearly establish that there was a substantial risk to their life or a risk of torture or cruel treatment, or a reasonable possibility of persecution in Mexico.
At its last plenary in New York in June 2011, the Tribunal determined that the redaction of names would be decided on a case-by-case basis and in the light of the circumstances and nature of a case, having full regard to the need to avoid innocent individuals from being identified while ensuring that full effect is given to the principles of transparency and accountability, which are cornerstones of the new system of internal justice.