Examples of using A second instance in English and their translations into Russian
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As a second instance, there is the Inspection of the Minister of Defence of the Czech Republic.
Revision on points of law Parties may file a motion for revision on points of law against a second instance judgment.
The command for launching a second instance of the program with automatically starting data broadcast is as follows.
Notwithstanding, the State party envisaged undertaking legislative measures to ensure the access to a second instance court.
Further, a trend seemed to be the provision of a second instance of justice before an appellate body.
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The fact that a second instance decision was issued five years after the first instance ruling constitutes a violation.
In February 2006, the Government stated that Law 19/2003 to establish a second instance in Spain was approved on 23 December 2003.
The author contends that the Supreme Court expressly stated that the appeal(casación)"was not a second instance.
The illusion of free-will is generated in a second instance, when information about the performed action is sent to the cerebral cortex.
The author appealed(amparo) to the Constitutional Court, alleging several violations of his constitutional rights,including the right to a second instance.
In a second instance, on 8 May, the Lebanese authorities indicated that they had seized a large quantity of military ammunition in the port of Tripoli.
He insists that the judgement of the National Court(Audiencia Provincial) acknowledges that the appeal(cassation)is not a second instance.
A second instance decision following an appeal must be made and served without delay, and within a maximum of 15 days from when the appeal was lodged.
If within this period a second instance verdict, by which the first instance verdict is annulled or confirmed, has not been delivered, detention shall be terminated and the accused released.
He invokes the wording used by the Court while rejecting one of the grounds of appeal, that the appeal(casación)was not a second instance.
A second instance is when the poor performance is noted during the appraisal cycle,a performance improvement plan is drawn up for the staff member to improve the performance and the staff member does not carry out the plan.
Rather, what is in dispute is whether the Dutch law, in this case,gives the author enough guarantees to satisfy his right to have the District Court judgment reviewed by a second instance court.
For example, if you configure a particular snap-in to manage a remote computer, and then you add a second instance of the snap-in, the second instance will not automatically be configured to manage the remote computer.
The Directorate of Immigration, a branch under the Ministry of Interior, acted as first instance body,while the Ministry of Interior served as a second instance body.
The kas-pipe module usage scheme This scheme can be implemented with any mail server that either supports running a second instance with different settings, or delivers via LMTP protocol, or delivers all mail to the specified mail server through SMTP.
If within a term of one year a second instance Court verdict is delivered to the detainee and that verdict has annulled the first instance verdict, detention may last at the longest for one more year from the day the second instance verdict has been delivered.
The reasons were mostly, as follows: late announcement of sentences; imposition of a punishment orcorrection of an imposed punishment by a second instance; delayed cumulation of sentences due to the prison administration.
In cases when parties may not file a motion for revision on points of law against a second instance judgment under the provision of paragraph 1 of this Article, they may file such motion if the court of second instance specified in the operative part of this judgment that a motion for revision against it is permitted.
The author also maintains that hewas tried in sole instance, as the application to the Supreme Court for review on points of law does not involve a second instance, and this raises questions in relation to article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant.
Rather, it used the phrase"forgetting that cassation is not a second instance", which the author relies on, in order to explain why the author could not, as he did, limit himself to reproduce, on appeal, claims he had submitted to the lower court(i.e. that the court of first instance was incompetent to try him), instead of substantiating them by reference to the judgement of the lower court.
That would allow the case to be heard by a divisional prosecutor's office, in accordance with article 127 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, and at a second instance if necessary by a deputy prosecutor assigned to the Higher Court of the District of Bogotá.
The new system will include a stronger emphasis on informal resolution of employment-related disputes through the strengthening and decentralization of the Office of the Ombudsman, and, on the formal side,it will consist of a first instance United Nations Dispute Tribunal and a second instance United Nations Appeals Tribunal.
Pursuant to Article 7 of the Law on Administrative Lawsuits,an administrative lawsuit may be initiated against an administrative act decided by a second instance authority and it may also be initiated against an administrative act of a first instance authority against which no appeal is allowed in administrative procedure.
The reform's objectives include the following:(a) To strengthen provisions relating to the rights of children;(b) To bring the Code into line with the Convention andthe protocols thereto, by including habeas corpus and a second instance in proceedings into which it has not yet been introduced.