Приклади вживання Unenforced Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The August 2001 judgment remains partially unenforced.
In particular, it remained partially unenforced until 3 July 2003 when the enforcement proceedings were discontinued.
The Court observes that the judgment in the applicant's favour remained unenforced for two years and ten months.
In such cases the Court has found that applicants may still claim to be victims of an alleged violation of Article 6§ 1 in relation to the period during which thedecisions of which complaint is made remain unenforced.
The Court notes that thejudgment of 7 August 2000 remained unenforced for a lengthy period of time.
The Court notes that, to date, the judgment given in favour of theapplicant in October 1998 remains largely unenforced.
The Court notes that thejudgment of 20 March 1997 remained unenforced for a lengthy period of time.
The Court notes that thedecision of 24 May 2001 remained unenforced from 24 May 2001(the date when the writ of execution was issued) until 12 May 2004(the date of payment of the awarded amount to the applicant), i.e. a period of nearly three years.
The Court notes that the judgment of the Pervomayskiy TownCourt of 26 March 2001 remains unenforced for more than four years.
The Court found that the judgment has remained partially unenforced from November 2009 until to date, that is for more than seven years and eight months.
The Court observes that the judgment of 29 January 1999, as upheld by the ruling of 22 March 1999,remained unenforced for four years and almost five months.
One family obtained a resettlement order, which however remains unenforced as the debtor mine lacks budgetary allocations for it, and the other's claim was dismissed on the grounds that it lived outside the pollutants' statutory buffer zone.
The judgment of the Leninskyy District Court of29 July 2003 has remained unenforced for about five years and eleven months.
The Court notes that thejudgment of 13 May 1998 remained unenforced wholly or in part at least until 31 July 2003, after the case had been communicated to the Government on 9 May 2003, when the debt owed to the applicants was paid to them.
According to the applicants,the judgment of 14 November 2000 remains unenforced in the part concerning the compensation award.
The Court notes thatthe judgment of 19 January 2000 remained partially unenforced until 11 August 2003, when the full amount of the debt was transferred to the applicant's bank account and the enforcement proceedings were terminated, after the communication of the application to the respondent Government.
The Court notes that the decisions of 4 August 2000 and3 July 2001 remain unenforced for well over four and three years respectively.
The applicants further complained that thejudgment of 14 November 2000 remained unenforced and that the length of the proceedings against the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Police Office and the local department of the State Treasury of Ukraine had been excessive.
The Court notes that the judgments of the Pervomaisk Town Court of 2 November 1998 and24 April 2001 remain unenforced for more than six and four years, respectively.
The applicant also complained that thejudgment of 12 February 2004 remained unenforced, that the proceedings instituted against the bailiffs had been unfair, and that she had been deprived of the opportunity to seek damages from the bailiffs in the courts.
Noted that there are still a number ofcases in which domestic court decisions remain unenforced despite the judgments of the European Court;
The Court notes that thedecision of 25 January 2001 remained unenforced for a lengthy period of time(two years and ten months).
The Court notes that there were threejudgments given in the applicant's favour that remained unenforced for a lengthy period of time(from two to four years).
The Court notes that the Shakhty City Court's decisions of 3 March 1997,21 May 1999 and 9 March 2000 remained unenforced wholly or in part at least until 5 March 2001, when the Ministry of Finance took the decision to pay in full the debt owed to the applicant.
The Court notes that the decisions of the labour disputes commission of 7 July 1999 and the judgment of the Lysychansk CityCourt of 15 February 2002 remained unenforced for more than four years and four months and one year and ten months, respectively.
The Court notes that thedecision of 2 November 2000 remained unenforced for a lengthy period of time(over three years).
The judgment of the Voroshylovsky District Court of Donetsk of 1 July 1999 and the judgments of 16 May and27 June 2001 of the Kuybyshevsky District Court remained partially unenforced until 16 July 2003 when the full amount of the sums due was paid to the applicant.
As a matter of urgency, Ukraine must adopt a comprehensive strategy to tackle the situation in which a considerablenumber of domestic final judgments remain unenforced, despite significant pressure from the Committee of Ministers, and to implement an effective domestic remedy in response to the pilot judgment Yuriy Nikolayevich Ivanov v. Ukraine.
On several occasions the State authorities attempted to penalise the mine and the factory management for their failures to ensure safer pollution levels,but these punishments were negligible or remained unenforced(such as the decision to suspend operation of the mine) and did not bring about any subsequent improvements.