Examples of using An arbitrary character in English and their translations into Russian
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Their detention is of such gravity as to give the deprivation of liberty an arbitrary character.
The violation is of such gravity as to confer an arbitrary character to his continued detention.
Such violations are already of such gravity as to confer upon their detention and imprisonment an arbitrary character.
The violation is of such gravity as to confer an arbitrary character to his continued detention.
Rather, the Working Group shall examine whether the violations were of"such gravity as to give the deprivation of liberty an arbitrary character.
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The violation is of such gravity that it confers an arbitrary character on the deprivation of liberty.
The violation of the right to a fair trial is of such gravity as to confer on the deprivation of liberty an arbitrary character.
On the basis of the foregoing, the source submits that such a failure to observe international norms relating to a fair trial gives the detention of the petitioners an arbitrary character, thus making it fall within category III of the arbitrary detention categories referred to by the Working Group when considering cases submitted to it.
The non-observance of the above-mentioned provisions relating to the right to fair trial is such that it confers on the detention an arbitrary character.
The Working Group concludes that the three elements enunciated above,combined together, are of such gravity that they confer an arbitrary character on the deprivation of liberty of these five persons.
The Working Group considers that the non-observance of the international norms relating to the right to a fair trial, established in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights andthe International Covenant on Civil and political Rights in this case is of such gravity as to give the deprivation of liberty an arbitrary character.
These violations are of such gravity to confer to the deprivation of liberty an arbitrary character category III.
All of the elements described constitute a violation of articles 9, 10 and 11 of the Universal Declaration of the Human Rights of such gravity as to confer on his deprivation of liberty an arbitrary character.
In the opinion of the Working Group, the alleged violations of the legally established guarantees have not been proved and, even if they were,they would not be of sufficient gravity to confer an arbitrary character on the deprivation of liberty.
The failure to observe these international norms relating to the right to a fair trial are of such gravity as to confer on the deprivation of liberty of Maung Chan Thar Kyaw an arbitrary character.
The non-observance of these rights andprinciples which relate to the right to a fair trial is such that it confers on the detention an arbitrary character.
The denial of these rights to the defence constitutes a violation of international standards of such gravity that it confers on the deprivation of liberty an arbitrary character.
In any event, all are detained under category III,as they were not accorded a fair trial, which confers upon their deprivation of liberty an arbitrary character.
The absence of such legal proceedings constitutes a violation of the right to fair trial of such gravity that it confers on the deprivation of liberty an arbitrary character.
These violations of international law relating to the right of a fair trial are of such gravity as to give the deprivation of Mr. Hassan's liberty an arbitrary character.
Accordingly, this constitutes a violation of the right to a fair trial of such gravity that itconfers on the detention, once again, an arbitrary character.
For the Working Group,this constitutes a violation of that person's right to a fair trial of such gravity that it confers on his deprivation of liberty an arbitrary character.
According to the source,the case of Mr. Al-Mrayat demonstrates that such non-observance of international norms relating to fair trial gives his detention an arbitrary character.
The Working Group finds that the disregard of Mr. Omar's right to a fair trial in the present case is of such gravity as to give his deprivation of liberty an arbitrary character.
It is submitted that the non-observance of the international norms relating to the right to a fair trial is so grave that it renders Mr. Jama's detention an arbitrary character.
According to the source,the non-observance of the international norms relating to the right to a fair trial is of such gravity as to give the deprivation of liberty of Mr. Atangana an arbitrary character.
When the complete or partial infringement of international standards relating to a fair trial is of such gravity as to confer onthe deprivation of liberty, of whatever kind, an arbitrary character category III.
In view of the circumstances of the case in question,the Working Group considers the violation of the above provision to be so serious as to confer on Mr. El Haj's detention and conviction an arbitrary character.
In all other situations, it will devolve on the Working Group to decide, on a case-by-case basis, whether the case in question constitutes a form of detention, and if so,whether it has an arbitrary character.
Under international law deprivation of liberty per se is not prohibited, but it follows from article 9, paragraph 1, of the ICCPR that detention is permissible only when it is lawful anddoes not have an arbitrary character.