Примеры использования Unreasonably long на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Unfortunately it was shadowed by an unreasonably long and controversial procedural debate.
The Committee was concerned about recourse to pretrial detention for unreasonably long periods.
The second is unreasonably long proceedings on claims for damages in defamation cases although the Law prescribes a summary procedure.
There must be a sufficient number of sanitation facilities to ensure that waiting times are not unreasonably long.
Such a long period of detention until the official charge is unreasonably long and violates the guarantees of rights established by Art.
However, with the large amount of required data manipulations, writing a macro from scratch would take unreasonably long.
Germany referred to new legislation concerning unreasonably long court proceedings or criminal investigations, which had entered into force on 3 December 2011.
Unproductive and inconvenient: although it was an automated process,completing all four steps took unreasonably long time.
NJCM expressed concerns at the poor conditions in these detention centres, the unreasonably long or unknown duration of their stay and the use of isolation cells as a punitive measure.
The complainant must substantiate any claim that certain remedies are unavailable, ineffective,futile or unreasonably long.
The author has alleged a violation of article 14, paragraphs 3(c) and5, of the Covenant because of an unreasonably long delay of 51 months between his conviction and the dismissal of his appeal.
Human rights law requires that there be a sufficient number of sanitation facilities with associated services to ensure that waiting times are not unreasonably long.
The inactivity and malpractice of the pretrial investigation andcourts caused the unreasonably long investigation and court proceedings in his case.
The target group of MOST is young people aged 14-17years with elementary or incomplete elementary education who have been registered as unemployed for an unreasonably long time.
The Court had concluded that Bulgaria must introduce remedies to deal with unreasonably long criminal proceedings and a compensatory remedy in respect of unreasonably long criminal, civil or administrative proceedings.
Moreover, it was now possible to request that a deadline be imposed on the court for completion of a case andto obtain compensation for unreasonably long proceedings.
Referring to its own experience TIAC points out that“Actual complaint proceedings oftentimes take an unreasonably long time and by the time of availability lose their importance.”47 Local NGOs are advocating for establishment of an independent supervisory body.
At any UNFCCC meeting, the secretariat and the host country government must ensure adequate capacity for registration and access,so as to avoid unreasonably long queues.
For that reason, bearing also in mind that Mr. Humayun is in custody since March 2006, a period of time,which cannot be held at this stage unreasonably long, it would be premature to take a stand concerning the alleged unfairness of the proceedings conducted against him.
The author claims that, in the absence of serious grounds to assume that he would leave the jurisdiction or commit further crimes,107 days of pre-trial detention was unreasonably long.
It also considered that a delay of more than seven years before an investigation was initiated into allegations of torture was unreasonably long and did not meet the requirements of article 12 of the Convention.
As for the judicial protection of human rights, in his 1996 annual report to the National Assembly(Source: RS Human Rights Ombudsman) the RS Human Rights Ombudsman states that"most judicial procedures(…)are unreasonably long.
The Criminal Code also provided for reduced sanctions for defendants who were found guilty in cases where court proceedings had been unreasonably long, provided the defendant and their counsel were not responsible for the delay.
The Human Rights Ombudsman drew attention to an instance of unreasonably long(two-year) detention in a specific case(p. 35/1996) and to a number of late written compilations of rulings with respect to detention cases, including cases of the disregard of appeals against these delays p. 36/1996.
Many urgent and necessary projects for our industry,unfortunately, because of its unreasonably long"run-in" didn't come into life.
As regards the author's claim that he was not tried without undue delay because of the unreasonably long period, 28 months, between arrest and trial, the Committee is of the opinion that a delay of two years and four months between arrest and trial, during which time the author was held in detention was a violation of his right to be tried within a reasonable time or to be released.
The best interests of children are not alwayssafeguarded in asylum procedures, for in some cases the processing of the application may last unreasonably long from the child's viewpoint.
The authors alleged a violation of article 9, paragraph 3, and article 14, paragraphs 3(c) and5 juncto 3(c), of the Covenant because of an unreasonably long delay between their arrest and the beginning of their trial, as well as the delay between the conclusion of the trial and the appeal judgement.
A working group from the Ministry of Justice would examine and implement the proposals andtake steps to ensure that the relevant legislative amendments made provision for compensatory remedy in respect of unreasonably long criminal, civil and administrative proceedings.
In the Committee's opinion, a delay of four years and three months in hearing an appeal in a capital case is,barring exceptional circumstances, unreasonably long and incompatible with article 14, paragraph 3(c), of the Covenant.