Приклади вживання Envisaged by article Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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There exists at least one of the circumstances envisaged by Article 24.5 of the present Code;
The patent has been issued when there were several applications for identical inventions, utility models or industrial designs having one and the same priority date,in breach of the conditions envisaged by Article 1383 of this Code;
To call all-Ukrainian referenda on the issues envisaged by Article 73 of this Constitution;
The abovementioned specifications comply with the provisions of the Tax Code, which define that audit of controlled transactions shall be conducted according to the provisions of chapter 8 section II of theTax Code taking into account peculiarities, envisaged by Article 39.
Approve limiting norms of coping and printing expenses envisaged by Article 22 of this Law;
It is difficult to see how the questioning envisaged by Article 381 could be compatible with Article 6 of the Convention were this to occur in the absence of the defendant and/or his defender.
Any things may be goods under thecontract of sale due to the observance of the rules envisaged by Article 129 of this Code.
Interference with witnesses in order to influence testimony is a crime envisaged by Article 386 of Chapter XVIII of the new Criminal Code 2001(previously Article 180 of the Criminal Code 1960).
There is a need to clarify the character of the‘investigatory isolation wards' specified by Article 140 as places for detention incustody as well as the nature of the meeting envisaged by Article 142 with relatives or other persons;
However, refers to the grounds for dismissal of the General prosecutor of Ukraine, envisaged by Article 122 of the Constitution of Ukraine and Article 2 of the Law of Ukraine“On prosecutor's office”, are absent in the considered Edict.
In other words, the existence of formal(even properly executed) civil-law relations, by means of which the subject tends to veil his criminal intent, in the presence of grounds should notbe an obstacle to assessing the committed as a crime envisaged by Article 190 of the Criminal Code.
Such activity, as the authors of the article affirm,has the signs of a crime envisaged by Article 161 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine("violation of equality of the citizens depending on their race, nationality or attitude to religion").
If actual payment of the royalties and license payments is accomplished within the terms exceeding those set up by part two of Article 261 of the Customs Code of Ukraine,the declarant or the authorized person carries out the measures envisaged by Article 50 of the Tax Code of Ukraine“.
Information was accumulated on the site about those whom they suspected of committing the crimes envisaged by Articles 110 and 111 of Ukraine's Criminal Code- encroaching on Ukraine's territorial integrity and state treason, respectively.
The role envisaged by Article 63(7) for the public prosecutor in pursuing claims on behalf of those unable to act themselves because of their health or for other reasons is undoubtedly welcome but it will be important that it is not handled in such a way that the right of such persons to access to justice under Article 6(1) of the Convention is not thereby prejudiced.
It seems unlikely that the provision for familiarisation with case materials envisaged by Articles 336 and 338 is really adequate.
Citizens of Ukraine under condition of adhering to the requirements, envisaged by Article 3 of this Law have the right of self-nomination of candidates for deputy by submitting to the constituency election commission an application regarding the willingness to be nominated as a candidate for deputy.
To give the juridicalassessment of the actions(also on the presence of the signs of the crime envisaged by Article 171 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine) of colonel O.
Furthermore the reason for the‘exceptional' inspection without a court order envisaged by Article 242(5) should only be one of an urgent nature cf Article 263(4) and there should be a requirement of a strong basis for apprehending both such urgency and the suspicion of an offence.
This Edict was issued by the President of Ukraine before the end of the five-yearterm of authorities of the General prosecutor of Ukraine envisaged by Article 122 of the Constitution of Ukraine, which was not contested by the sides.
There must be concern that thepossibility of committing a case for additional investigation envisaged by Article 368 could result in the undue prolongation of proceedings, with a likelihood that the reasonable time requirement in Article 6(1) of the Convention would be breached, and there seems to be missing a clear duty on the judge.
The publication in the Russian language of an international application by the International Office of the World Organisation Intellectual Property Organisation under the Patent Cooperation Treaty or the publication of a Eurasian application by the Eurasian Patent Department in accordance with the Eurasian Patent Conventionshall replace the publication of information on an application envisaged by Article 1385 of the present Code.
Compulsory out-patient observation and treatment by a psychiatristmay be imposed in the presence of the grounds envisaged by Article 97 of this Code, if the person, due to his mental state, is not in need of treatment in a mental hospital.
The ECHR has considered several cases against Finland5 and Sweden6 concerning the lawfulness of simultaneous application of tax surcharges with penalties under the tax legislation as well as application of sanctions under the criminal legislation and the alleged violation of the ne bis in idem principle-inability of bringing to responsibility twice for the same offense, envisaged by Article 4 of Protocol No.7.
This interference with the privacy rights of every user of European-based communications servicescannot be justified under the limited exceptions envisaged by Article 8 because it is neither consistent with the rule of law nor necessary in a democratic society.
There must be concern that thepossibility of committing a case for additional investigation envisaged by Article 343 could result in the undue prolongation of proceedings, with a likelihood that the reasonable time requirement in Article 6(1) of the Convention would be breached, and there seems to be missing a clear duty on the judge to consider this matter in deciding whether such a course of action is appropriate.
In accordance with Article 20(1, 2) of the Law of Ukraine“On the Protection ofTrademarks” any infringement of the certificate holder's rights, envisaged by Article 16 therein, to include the committing of actions requiring the holder's consent without such consent, shall be the violation of the rights of the certificate holder that entails the liability under the applicable laws of Ukraine.
Furthermore the range of grounds in total seems to be wider than those envisaged by Article 5(1)(c)- which deals only with the object of bringing a suspected person before the competent legal authority- since issues about identity and residence are really more circumstances that point to a need for the use of deprivation of liberty rather than some other measure so that its use in a given case cannot then be regarded.
Compulsory treatment in a mental hospitalmay be imposed in the presence of the grounds envisaged by Article 97 of this Code, if the nature of mental derangement of a person calls for such conditions of treatment, care, custody, and observation which can be realized in a mental hospital.
The period of limitation for holding oneaccountable on administrative grounds for the administrative offences envisaged by Article 6.18 of the present Code, in as much as it concerns the use of a prohibited substance and/or prohibited method, begins from the day on which the all-Russia anti-doping organisation receives a statement from a laboratory accredited by the World Anti-Doping Agency confirming the fact that a sportsman has used a prohibited substance and/or prohibited method.