Примеры использования Whose independence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Abkhazia represents a breakaway republic whose independence is not recognized internationally.
However, its political significance gained momentum andbecame powerful leverage in relations with Ukraine, whose independence smarted Moscow.
The examining judge was a magistrate whose independence was protected by constitutional guarantees.
Lastly, the European Union fully supports the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, whose independence must be ensured.
People can seek redress in the courts whose independence is protected by the Constitution.
Universal jurisdiction was an established principle of international law,applied by national courts, whose independence must be respected.
The Attorney General, whose independence is granted under the Constitution's Articles 91(5) and 97(2).
The National Consultative Commission for Human Rights(CNCDH)is a body whose independence is guaranteed by law.
The latter comprised civil judges, whose independence was guaranteed by the Independence  of the Judiciary Act.
Over the last few years, the United States has blocked the sales of various European military materials(except for the British)to countries, whose independence the US fears.
This is especially true of the judiciary, whose independence is critical in the enjoyment of human rights by the people.
France also reiterated the important role of the Contrôleur général des lieux de détention whose  mandate is broad and whose independence is protected by the law.
Today, we welcome among us this young country, whose independence was formally declared in Juba, its capital, last Saturday.
Furthermore, according to information before the Committee,the High Court did not fully review administrative decisions by those bodies, whose independence had also been called into question.
Puerto Rico was a Latin American nation whose independence had been sought by the countries of Latin America since the beginning of the nineteenth century.
CHRI informed that the primary responsibility for the enforcement of fundamental human rights lies upon the courts whose independence is guaranteed under Chapter 11 of the Constitution.
It comprises of three Commissioners whose independence stems from the fact that they are appointed by the President and that they are not eligible for reappointment.
The Office of the High Commissioner will continue to support the work of the Special Rapporteur, whose independence will be guaranteed under the new arrangements.
We also have a judiciary whose independence, as individual judges, from one another and from any improper influence, is also superb and complete.
Particular attention should be paid to the election of highly qualified judges, whose independence would be best secured by providing for a long tenure of office.
The Committee is also concerned about certain shortcomings relating to the effectiveness of the preventive measures taken to combat torture, in particular the half-heartedness displayed in pursuing inquiries andbringing the authors of acts of torture before the courts, whose independence must be preserved.
According to the State party,it is an intermediary body linking the judiciary(whose independence it is bound to respect), the executive and the legislature.
The Director of Public Prosecutions, whose independence was guaranteed, had decided not to prosecute the offenders in the case of Mr. Kaya but had done so in the case of Mr. Ramlogun.
Efforts have been made to eradicate this;recently a decision was taken to transfer its competence to the Ombudsman whose independence from the Government is safeguarded by Law.
The complainant argues that only the investigative judge, whose independence is guaranteed by article 87 of the Federal Constitution of Austria, would be adequate to carry out such investigations.
An accompanying principle is the separation of powers, so that each institution of the State is free within its sphere,particularly the judiciary, whose independence is protected through various provisions.
Work must begin immediately on improving existing institutions, whose independence(or lack thereof) has serious implications for the extent to which human rights are protected.
Regarding recommendations 25 and 33,the delegation underlined the fact that, in accordance with the Constitution, the judiciary was a branch power whose independence was guaranteed by a number of management bodies.
Promoting autonomy for communities within countries whose independence had been achieved in accordance with international law could lead to fragmentation, infringement of State sovereignty and instability.
At the same time, on 25 September, President Nkurunziza promulgated a National Communications Council, whose independence was questioned by the Burundian Journalists Association.