Приклади вживання Applicant claimed Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The applicant claimed UAH 15,000(EUR 2,471) in respect of pecuniary damage.
For example, an asylum officer may askquestions about various events described in Bible if the applicant claimed that he or she had converted from Islam to Christianity.
The applicant claimed USD 10,100(EUR 7,720) for the costs and expenses incurred in the domestic and Convention proceedings.
The applicant claimed that, due to the absence of a defence lawyer, he was unable to lodge an appeal against the Vinnytsia District Court judgment.
The applicant claimed EUR 4,740 for a total of 118.5 hours of legal work on her case, at the rate of EUR 40 per hour.
The applicant claimed that the pecuniary damage amounted to the sums that it had to pay to the plaintiffs as a result of the domestic courts' judgments.
The applicant claimed 1,000 Swiss francs(CHF) for non-pecuniary damage and did notclaim any amount in respect of pecuniary damage.
The applicant claimed EUR 480 for the work of a lawyer who entered the proceedings after the case had been communicated to the Government for observations.
In so far as the applicant claimed the amounts awarded to him by the judgments at issue, the Court considers that the Government should pay him the outstanding debts.
The applicant claimed that the refusal to register him as a candidate for election had forced him to stay in exile as a political refugee in the United States.
Each applicant claimed to be the victim of a practice authorised by Parliament and contained in the 1980 Rules, which practice was incompatible with the Convention, and alleged violations of Article 3 art.
The applicant claimed RUB 5,000 for costs and expenses incurred in the domestic proceedings and before the Court, including stamp duty, translation fees, postal expenses and stationery.
The applicant claimed that he had been convicted exclusively on the basis of the statements made to the police by his former wife and step-daughter, which statements had been read out at the hearing.
The applicant claimed that the bail forfeiture related to both a criminal charge and the determination of the applicant's civil rights and obligations, and rejected the Government's arguments.
The applicant claimed 100,000 euros(EUR) in respect of non‑pecuniary damage and asked the respondent State to buy her share of the flat so that she could buy another flat, which would belong only to her.
The applicant claimed that, while the law gave precedence to parents' rights to look after of their children and determine their place of residence, this principle had been wholly disregarded in his case.
The applicant claimed that the absence of elections in Gibraltar to the European Parliament was in violation of her right to participate in elections to choose the legislature under Article 3 of Protocol No. 1.
The applicant claimed that the above-mentioned legal inconsistency and the lack of cooperation between the different bodies involved in his case had meant that he had been deprived of any assistance in having his daughter returned to him.
The applicant claimed that, before the Court of Cassation, his case had not been examined fairly by an impartial tribunal, having regard to the presence on the bench of a judge who had previously and publicly expressed his support for one of the civil parties, Judge M.
The applicant claimed that his being taken into custody on 30 November 1998 contravened the principles enshrined in Article 3 of the Convention, as his state of health, and the diseases from which he was suffering, showed that the prosecution deliberately acted in violation of the Convention.
Another category of applications will constitute complaints in which the applicants claimed that their right to privacy, guaranteed by Art.
The first, third, fourth and fifth applicants claimed 100,000 euros(EUR) each in respect of non-pecuniary damage.
The applicant claims that in the course of the investigation he and his relatives requested legal representation.
(3) If the applicant claims color as a distinctive feature of his mark, he shall be required:.
The applicants claimed that they had been expelled from Lithuania and banned from re-entering it because of their activities as journalists.
The term of consideration of the visa depends on the class for which the applicant claims(the terms are very different).
Despite the ban imposed on him,Petrovic continued to petition ECHR as an attorney and as individual applicant claiming the damages he suffered from unlawful conduct at the courts.
The applicants claimed that the compulsory transfer of their property under the Leasehold Reform Act 1967, as amended, gave rise to a violation of Article 1 of Protocol No. 1(P1-1) to the Convention, which reads:.
For example, in the case of Engel and others v. the Netherlands, two applicants claimed that they had faced disciplinary measures for publications in a military journal through their activities in trade unions, and not, as the government asserted, in order to prevent infringement of public order in the army.
In their application(no. 8793/79)lodged with the Commission on 23 October 1979, the applicants claimed that the compulsory transfer of 10 of their properties gave rise, ipso facto and/or at the price paid, to a breach of Article 1 of Protocol No. 1(P1-1) to the Convention.