Examples of using To any exception in English and their translations into Arabic
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None of those guarantees was subject to any exceptions.
A suggestion was made to subject the issuance of relief under article 15 to any exceptions or limitations applicable under the law of the enacting State, in the same way as was provided in article 16(2) for relief granted under that article.
These requirements areabsolute rights that are not subject to any exception.
It reiterates that the right to habeas corpus is not subject to any exceptions or derogations even in the context of armed conflict.
Furthermore, the rules relating to State crimes were not subject to any exception.
(2) The scope of the stay and suspension referred to in paragraph(1)of this article is subject to[refer to any exceptions or limitations that are applicable under laws of the enacting State relating to insolvency].
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Alternative II(replacement of paragraph(2)):(2) The scope of the stay and suspension referred to in paragraph(1)is subject to any exceptions or limitations applicable under the law of the foreign main proceeding.".
Thus the requirement of competence, independence and impartiality of a tribunal is anabsolute right that is not subject to any exception.
CAT was also concerned at the failure of the Supreme Court of Canada to recognize in domestic law the absolute nature of the protection of article 3 of the Convention,which is not subject to any exception, and recommended that Canada unconditionally undertake to respect it and fully to incorporate the provision into domestic law.
The Committee underscored that the requirement of competence, independence and impartiality of a tribunal is anabsolute right that is not subject to any exception.
For this reason, OIOS believes that an equally broad definition of the term“retirees” is called for and that the six-month limitation provision should be applied on a wider basis,subject to any exceptions that may be authorized to cover the cases and conditions described in the reports referred to above by the Advisory Committee and the Secretary-General.
The requirement of competence, independence and impartiality of a tribunal in the sense of article 14, paragraph 1,is an absolute right that is not subject to any exception.
(b) Each member of the staff may participate in elections to a staff representative body, and all staff serving at a duty station where a staff representative body exists shall be eligible for election to it,subject to any exceptions as may be provided in the electoral regulations drawn up by the staff representative body concerned and meeting the requirements of regulation 8.1(b).
The principle of non-use of threats is thus as firmly grounded as the principle of non-use of force and, in its many formulations,it has not been made subject to any exceptions.
(b) Each member of the staff may participate in elections to a staff representative body, and all staff serving at a duty station where a staff representative body exists shall be eligible for election to it,subject to any exceptions as may be provided in the electoral regulations drawn up by the staff representative body concerned and meeting the requirements of regulation 8.1(b).
According to the Committee, the requirement of competence, independence and impartiality of a tribunal in the sense of article 14, paragraph 1,is an absolute right that is not subject to any exception(ibid.).
The requirement of competence, independence and impartiality of a tribunal in the sense of article 14, paragraph 1, of the International Covenant on Civil andPolitical Rights is an absolute right that is not subject to any exception, and any trial that fails to meet these requirements violates the right of access to justice.
The requirement of competence, independence and impartiality of a tribunal in the sense of article 14, paragraph 1, of the International Covenant on Civil andPolitical Rights is an absolute right that is not subject to any exception.
As previously mentioned, in the Arrest Warrant case the International Court of Justice held that the immunity from criminal jurisdiction of an incumbent minister forforeign affairs was not subject to any exception in the event of crimes under international law.
The Special Rapporteur endorses, in this regard, the requirement of the independence and impartiality of a tribunal, as established in article 14(1) of the International Covenant,as an absolute right that is not subject to any exception.
The travel and subsistence provisions applicable to the Registrar of the Court shall be as set out in the Staff Regulations of the United Nations for officials of comparable rank,subject to any exceptions authorized by the President of the Court.
(a) The failure of the Supreme Court of Canada, in Suresh v. Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, to recognize at the level of domestic law the absolute nature of the protection of article 3 ofthe Convention, which is not subject to any exception whatsoever;
In national legislation, for instance in the relevant United Kingdom and Australian Acts which recognize the immunity of heads of State,there is no express reference to any exception to that immunity.
Furthermore, it has also been a treaty-based obligation, as shown by the requirement of" independence of a tribunal" established in article 14, paragraph 1, of the ICCPR, which, as stated by the HumanRights Committee in its general comment No. 32, is an absolute right that is not subject to any exception.
On the other hand, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit determined that it had jurisdiction to establish whether an arbitration agreement existed before referring the dispute to the arbitrators. In so ruling,the Court did not refer to any exceptions provided for under article II(3).
The independence of the judiciary has been defined as international custom and a general principle of law recognized by the international community. It also constitutes a treaty-based obligation, as shown by the requirement of an" independent tribunal" established in article 14, paragraph 1, of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which, as asserted by the Human Rights Committee,is an absolute right that is not subject to any exception(CCPR/C/GC/32, para. 19).
Any exception to that rule would only weaken the Additional Protocol.
On the other hand, the view was also expressed that paragraph 3 should be eliminated,so as not to allow for any exception to the rule of speciality.