Примери за използване на Applicants alleged на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The applicants alleged that they had had no effective remedy for their complaints under Articles 3, 8 and 14 art.
The applicants alleged that those articles reflected public opinion in Bulgaria, as manipulated by the authorities.
The applicants alleged that the length of the proceedings for judicial review of the decision of 2 July 2002 had been unreasonable.
The applicants alleged that the passiveness of the authorities had deprived them of effective remedies for the protection of their rights under Article 8.
The applicants alleged, in particular, that the residence ban against the first applicant  violates their right to respect for their family life.
The applicants alleged that the members and followers of Ilinden had been prevented from holding peaceful meetings on a number of occasions during the period 1998‑2003.
The applicants alleged, in particular, that the State authorities had arbitrarily intervened in the internal leadership dispute in the Bulgarian Orthodox Church(“the Church”).
The applicants alleged a breach of Article 11 of the Convention in that they had been refused permission to register an association called“Union of People of Silesian Nationality”.
The applicants alleged, in particular, that the impending expulsion of the first applicant  from Bulgaria would unlawfully and unduly interfere with their right to respect for their family life.
The applicants alleged that the national courts refusal of their application to register their association had infringed their right to freedom of association, as guaranteed by Article 11 of the Convention, which provides.
The applicants alleged that these acts had had serious legal and practical consequences and had been aimed directly at removing the legitimate leadership of the Muslim community and replacing it by leaders politically associated with the government of the day.
The applicants alleged, in particular, that disciplinary punishments imposed on them by the prison authorities in response to complaints that they had made in relation to prison officers had unjustifiably interfered with the exercise of their right to freedom of expression.
The applicants alleged that the interference with their family life had been based on legal provisions that lacked the clarity and foreseeability required by the concept of lawfulness as enshrined in the Convention and through arbitrary orders that had not stated any reasons.
The applicants alleged, in particular, that Mr Kolev's detention in 2001 had been unlawful and unjustified, that his appeals against his detention had not been examined speedily and that the investigation into the first applicant's murder had not been independent and effective.
The applicants alleged, in particular, that there had been a violation of Article 3 in respect of the lack of adequate steps to prevent the first applicant's ill-treatment by a Serbian family by securing her swift release and the lack of an effective investigation into that alleged  ill-treatment.
The applicants alleged, in particular, that the authorities had not taken adequate measures to protect their homes and private and family lives from nuisances coming from neighbouring flats, that they had not had effective remedies in that respect, and that one set of judicial proceedings relating to those matters had lasted for an unreasonably long time.
The applicants allege that the information provided by Mr F.
The applicants allege that the courts' refusal to register their religious association under the Religious Worship Act infringed their right to freedom of religion under Article 9 of the Convention.
In the present case, the applicants allege that the unlawfulness of the conduct attributed to the Commission consists of a breach of the precautionary principle.
The applicant alleged, in particular, that the forcible administration of emetics in order to obtain evidence of a drugs offence constituted inhuman and degrading treatment prohibited by Article 3 of the Convention.
The applicant alleged that as a convicted prisoner in detention he had been subject to a blanket ban on voting in elections.
The applicant alleged, in particular, that his detention on remand was unlawful and arbitrary.
Fourth, the applicants allege that the Commission infringed the principle of equal treatment in the application of Protocol No 8.
The applicant alleged that the courts of all levels refused to consider her claim for damages on its merits.
The applicant alleged, in particular, that there had been violations of Articles 8 and 13 of the Convention and Article 2 of Protocol No.
In the main proceedings the applicant alleges that by the declaration of enforceability‘property rights of third persons'(33) are affected.
By its first plea, the applicant alleges, essentially, that the Board of Appeal infringed Article 74(2) of Regulation No 40/94.
Finally, the applicant alleges breach of the right to property safeguarded by Article 17 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
In the current proceedings, the Applicant alleges that the Defendant has committed numerous infringements of data protection rules in contravention of Austrian, Irish and EU law.
The applicant alleges that in his case the calling of two other witnesses on his behalf, namely Privates Knijkers and Dokestijn, was prevented at every juncture.