Приклади вживання The court finds Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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If the court finds that the safety.
It is clear thatthe“take” it can be used only if the court finds Dmitri Matveev“victimizers.”.
The Court finds that the defendant is mentally ill.
And thereupon the Court finds him guilty.".
The court finds there are no extraordinary circumstances in this matter.
On the other hand,such an examination is not generally required when the Court finds a violation of the former Article taken alone.
The Court finds it unnecessary to address these procedural questions.
The Court finds it unnecessary to resolve this question, because it.
Considering the relevant texts as a whole andbalancing the conflicting interests, the Court finds that the Ukrainian courts overstepped the margin of appreciation afforded to the domestic authorities under the Convention.
The court finds that there are no exceptional circumstances in this case.
Regard being had to its case-law and the above-mentioned circumstances of the case, the Court finds that the measures in question constituted an interference with the applicant's“private life” and“family life” within the meaning of Article 8 of the Convention.
The Court finds that confiscating religious tracts is a violation of“freedom of belief.”.
Where the claims in the arbitrations are made under more than one arbitration agreement, the arbitrations are between the same parties, the disputes in the arbitrationsarise in connection with the same legal relationship, and the Court finds the arbitration agreements to be compatible.
But until the court finds the guilt of such and such, it cannot be said that they are guilty… This is only the tip.
In the circumstances, therefore, the Court finds that the“fair balance” was upset and that the applicant bore and continues to bear an individual and excessive burden.
But if the court finds the defendant guilty, the case is dismissed on the grounds established by the amnesty.
In the circumstances, therefore, the Court finds that the“fair balance” was upset and that the applicant bore and continues to bear an individual and excessive burden.
The Court finds that this period of detention, amounting to 1 year, 7 months and 8 days, falls within its six-month jurisdiction.
The Court finds that the very existence of section 209 of the Criminal Code directly affected the applicant until he attained the age of eighteen.
Having regard to all these considerations, the Court finds that although the reasons relied on by the domestic authorities and courts were relevant, they were insufficient to justify such a serious interference in the applicant's family life.
If the court finds that parliament was illegally dissolved, it would mean reinstatement of the parliament before its dissolution and cancellation of the general elections scheduled for June 5.
Provisions of an international treaty which the Court finds constitutional or unconstitutional- in the case concerning constitutionality of an applicable international treaty of Ukraine or of an international treaty to be submitted to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine for its consent to a binding nature thereof;
The Court finds that in the present case the authorities were under a procedural obligation to investigate the circumstances of Mr Masnev's death, in particular to establish whether there had been a suicide or murder.
The Court finds in the present case that there is no indication that there was a positive intention of humiliating or debasing the applicant, or an intention to subject him to treatment contrary to Article 3 of the Convention.
The Court finds that there is a causal link between the violation found and the pecuniary damage suffered by the applicant as a result of a violation of its rights under Article 10 of the Convention.
The Court finds, nonetheless, that inherent in the condition to give reasonable grounds was a risk thatthe parents might feel compelled to disclose to the school authorities intimate aspects of their own religious and philosophical convictions.
The Court finds that when, half a century after the end of the Second World War, a final settlement with respect to Germany and the unification of the two German States were within reach, the position of the Federal Republic of Germany had not changed.
The Court finds that, when negotiating the terms of the Settlement Convention and the related agreements,the Federal Republic of Germany was not negotiating a transfer of competences or the restriction of sovereignty in matters of jurisdiction which it already possessed.