Приклади вживання Could not be regarded Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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It therefore seemed that thearea of the event horizon of a black hole could not be regarded as its entropy.
Accordingly, her arrest could not be regarded as based on a reasonable suspicion that she had committed a crime.
In sum, the Court concludes that, in the circumstances, the domestic courts could not be regarded independent or objectively impartial.
The Government submitted that the applicant could not be regarded as having exhausted domestic remedies in respect of her complaint of ill-treatment during her transfer to the hospital on 20 April 2012.
According to ancient Jewish laws, a woman was considered to be pregnant 40 days after conception,therefore abortion could not be regarded as a crime up to that point.
It held in essence that the complaint could not be regarded as“data” and the lack of access to it could not be disputed under the Data Act 1992.
In the applicants' submission, Article 111 of the Austrian Criminal Code andsection 29 of the Media Act could not be regarded as"law" within the meaning of the Convention.
The Government argued that the applicant could not be regarded as a refugee since he was not persecuted in Ukraine and faced no threat of persecution.
S applications on the ground that the transferred property, which included, among other things,a swimming pool and a tennis court, could not be regarded as the normal assets of an agricultural company.
The Government argued that the applicant could not be regarded as a refugee since he was not persecuted in Ukraine and faced no threat of persecution.
While there may have been a need to take precautionary measures to protect the baby's health, the interference with the applicants'family life caused by the interim measure could not be regarded as necessary in a democratic society.
The European court said in its judgement that Alpay's pre-trial detention“could not be regarded as'lawful'” and ordered Turkish authorities to release him as soon as possible.
Lastly, as regards the particular period of the applicant's pre-trial detention from 29 May to 17 June 2011, the Government observed that it hadbeen based on the applicable legal provisions and could not be regarded arbitrary.
She argued that the interference with her right to freedom of expression could not be regarded as lawful given the lack of clarity in the definition of that offence in the Criminal Code.
Under the first head of argument, the applicants maintained that their arrest and detention were grounded on suspicion, not of having committed a specific offence, but rather of involvement in unspecified acts of terrorism, something whichdid not constitute a breach of the criminal law in Northern Ireland and could not be regarded as an"offence" under Article 5 para.
According to her, the conditions of her detention in the colony could not be regarded as adequate, in particular, because she had not been able to have a daily outdoor walk.
It further considers that the expressions used by the applicant had a sufficiently close connection with the facts of the case,in addition to the fact that his remarks could not be regarded as misleading or as a gratuitous attack(see paragraph 139 above).
The second applicant next submitted that the investigation could not be regarded as independent and impartial given the close links between the local prosecution authorities and the local police, whose officer she had been accusing of her ill-treatment.
She considered that a mere finding that the constituent elements of the offence set out in Article 225-13 of the CriminalCode had been established and the imposition of a fine and damages could not be regarded as an acknowledgment, whether express or in substance, of a breach of Article 4 of the Convention.
The mere fact that the MP had decided to lodge a constitutional complaint could not be regarded as consent to disclosure, since the Constitutional Court deliberated in camera and its decisions, although pronounced publicly, did not contain personal information about those having applied.
As to the sanction imposed on the applicant,the Government were of the view that it could not be regarded as excessive or such as to have a chilling effect on the exercise of freedom of expression.
For the rest, it held that the presence of fumes, smells and noise did not itself amount to a breach of the right to inviolability of the home;that the refusal to order closure of the plant could not be regarded as degrading treatment, since the applicant's life and physical integrity had not been endangered; and that her right to choose her place of residence had not been infringed as she had not been expelled from her home by any authority.
Therefore, the“kindness” can not be regarded as the motive of this crime.
This feeling can not be regarded as something one-sided and standard.
Therefore, fan translation cannot be regarded as a threat.
The Draft law cannot be regarded only as the draft law on punishable offences.
A norm cannot be regarded as a law unless it is formulated.
The lifting of the moratorium alone cannot be regarded as the enforcement of the ECtHR ruling.
Results using this test cannot be regarded as clinical data.
The Draft law cannot be regarded only as the draft law on punishable offences.