Примеры использования Whose conduct на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It enables the Government to intern anyone whose conduct endangers national safety.
Furthermore, Amnesty International reported that the ICD is under-resourced in relation to the size of the police services whose conduct it monitors.
The members of staff whose conduct was called into question may face disciplinary action.
The British attack had been directed against private parties for whose conduct the United States was not responsible.
It does not apply to prosecution counsel, whose conduct is separately governed by the Staff Rules of the International Criminal Court and the Regulations of the Office of the Prosecutor.
There was a time when I would have resented Such impertinence,particularly from a doctor Whose conduct leaves so much to be desired.
Paragraph 3 raised the issue whether the rights of those whose conduct was challenged should be governed by the Rules of Procedure and Evidence or the Regulations of the Court.
In general terms, responsibility for the disposal of the wastes vests with the entity whose conduct resulted in the illegal traffic.
In that persons for whose conduct it is responsible committed genocide on the territory of the Republic of Croatia against members of the Croat ethnic group on that territory, by.
There were also wings that applied a special regime for prisoners whose conduct endangered other prisoners.
The level of authority of the person whose conduct triggers the liability of the legal person is flexible and reflects the wide variety of decision-making systems in legal persons; or.
The Committee is also seriously concerned that parents can request that a child whose conduct is not satisfactory be interned.
Moreover, an alien holding a residence permit in Haiti whose conduct has been unsatisfactory may, in accordance with article 35 of the same law, be denied the right to renew the permit.
Also taken into account was evidence that indicated that the staff member had not acted alone, butwith assistance of other staff members, whose conduct was not investigated.
Thus, for instance,two States may establish a joint organ, whose conduct will generally have to be attributed to both States.
Article X of the Staff Regulations deals separately with disciplinary measures adopted by the Secretary-General that may be imposed on staff members whose conduct is unsatisfactory.
PCRM and OMA will remain the main political forces, whose conduct will be marked by antagonisms between leaders of the two parties.
In addition, the existence of a breach of international law may depend on the knowledge orstate of mind of the actor(s) for whose conduct the State is responsible.
The Immigration andDeportation Act provided for the expulsion of foreign nationals whose conduct was considered a danger to peace and national security, and also those who had committed a criminal offence.
According to subparagraphs(a) and(b)international responsibility arises only for those member States who accepted that responsibility or whose conduct led to reliance.
Such reporting can assist in exerting political pressure on parties whose conduct falls short of their child protection obligations or commitments.
The Commission found that Eritrea was liable"for the following violations of international law involving acts or omissions by its civilian officials,military personnel or others for whose conduct it is responsible.
Staff regulation 10.2 stipulates that the Secretary-General may impose disciplinary measures on staff members whose conduct is unsatisfactory and that he may dismiss a member of the staff for serious misconduct.
In the award, the Eritrea-Ethiopia Claims Commission found that Eritrea was liable"for the following violations of international law involving acts or omissions by its civilian officials,military personnel or others for whose conduct it is responsible.
Nothing in this Protocol shall prevent a State Party from taking action against a person whose conduct constitutes an offence under[its domestic law or] Some delegations considered this phrase to be inconsistent with the agreed intention of paragraph 7 of this option in that the phrase, according to their interpretation, would allow domestic legal provisions that criminalize illegal entry to override the Protocol caveat that migrants per se should not be subject to sanctioning.
Nothing in this Protocol shall prevent a State Party from taking measures against a person whose conduct constitutes an offence under its domestic law.
The award of the Eritrea-Ethiopia Claims Commission found that Ethiopia was liable to Eritrea for"the following violations of international law involving acts or omissions by its civilian officials,military personnel or others for whose conduct it is responsible.
To address this problem,the Inspector-General's office continues to take steps to rid the force of officers whose conduct could bring the entire service into disrepute.
Recalling that migrants shall not be liable to criminal prosecution under the Protocol against the Smuggling of Migrants by Land, Sea and Air, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, for the fact of having been the object of conduct set out in article 6 of the Protocol, andthat nothing in the Protocol prevents a State party from taking measures against a person whose conduct constitutes an offence under its domestic law.
It is indeed by reference to the rules of the organization that an organ, a person orentity of the organization whose conduct engages the responsibility of the organization is defined.