Examples of using Given case in English and their translations into Arabic
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(b) Determination of the appropriate sanction in a given case.
The point of article 52 is to set a limit in any given case, based on considerations of proportionality.
Third-party funders will cover up to 100% of the costs of any given case.
This category may be applied in any given case for a maximum aggregate period of 12 months over a 3-year period.
This is so, only if the rule oflocal remedies which is not applied in a given case is of a procedural nature.".
Regardless of the facts in any given case, the approach of the international community should be cooperation rather than confrontation.
The application of the above criterion to a given case may prove difficult.
The mere fact that an entity has engaged in commercial activity on other occasions doesnot mean that it cannot claim immunity in a given case.
(3) International courts and tribunals usually begin their reasoning in a given case by determining the" ordinary meaning" of the terms of the treaty.
This does not mean, however, that the draft articles need make no reference to such forms of disputesettlement as may be applicable to the parties in a given case.
In a given case, ASIO may still determine that it is not possible to disclose any meaningful reasons to a person and this will also prevent disclosure by the reviewer.
The distinction is morea guide to the application of principles of necessity and proportionality in the given case than it is a distinct requirement.
In this context, it will be necessary to determine in any given case whether the person in question has the authority, at the domestic level, to engage the State by a unilateral legal act.
A recent case before the United Nations Law of the Sea Tribunal clearly demonstrates the problemsincurred by the applicability of more than one regulation to a given case.
Despite the reassurances given by intuition,information and meticulous analysis of the given case, Clarice never knew what to count on regarding what she truly thought.
In many societies, the law lays down a maximum punishment for a given crime andcourts are given discretion in determining the appropriate sentence in a given case.
Therefore, the determination of the meaning of theterm" persons who bear the greatest responsibility" in any given case falls initially to the prosecutor and ultimately to the Special Court itself.
The point at issue is not so much to" take into account" the person ' s habitual residence as to establish that such residenceis considered to be the place of business in a given case.
Employee grievances exist when an employee has a complaint that shouldbe answered if he states that the Company's treatment in a given case is in conflict with Company policy or is unfair or inequitable.
The Committee interpreted the concept of reasonableness to indicate that" any interference with privacy must be proportional to the end sought andbe necessary in the circumstances of any given case".
It has been suggested that if in a given case it is not possible to apply the general rule that the right of diplomatic protection of a company belongs to its national State, considerations of equity might call for the possibility of protection of the shareholders in question by their own national State.
Inspection and verification activities, carried out by experts provided by Member States, could thus be activated by Council action,most likely in the form of a Council resolution in a given case.
Parallel to that, the Working Group observes, some States are inclined to resort to deprivation of liberty,asserting that the use of the Internet in a given case serves terrorist purposes, whereas, in fact, this proves later to be just a pretext to restrict freedom of expression and repress political opponents.
In this connection, it should be clarified that" promptness" refers to the procedures that would govern access to justice and rendering necessary decisions in accordance with thelaw of the land determining the compensation payable in a given case.
In the context of States ' obligations with respect to the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, participants considered that deferral of jurisdiction to the ICCmight not entirely free a State in a given case from its obligations arising from the Convention.
In that connection, he noted that in view of the exceptional nature of the European Union any examples drawn from its practice should be used with great caution and only after careful consideration of whether general rules orprinciples could be extracted from a given case.
The view was also expressed that an essential question which should be addressed in the Statute was whether some kind of safeguard provision was needed to ensure that individual criminal responsibilitydid not absolve the State of any of its responsibility in a given case.
In sum: It is difficult to see, however, why the Convention against Terrorist Bombings and the Draft Comprehensive Convention schematically exclude a whole set of rules withoutregard to the question of whether they actually contradict each other in a given case.
In connection with rule 41, the Preparatory Commission considered whether the application of the rule would be facilitated by including a provision in the Regulations of the Court that at least one of the judges of the Chamber in which the case is heard knows theofficial language used as a working language in a given case.
The core membership, together with the bodies with whom it will work, will have to identify appropriate arrangements for chairmanship of both of the core bodies and of country-specific meetings(which might usefully vary,providing opportunities for those most actively engaged in supporting post-conflict efforts in a given case to lead those efforts).