Examples of using Cases expressly in English and their translations into Russian
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In other cases expressly provided by tax legislation.
(3) Other type of majority of the votes is applicable only in cases expressly provided by the Constitution.
Except for cases expressly specified in Sections 2 and 3 of this Chapter 4 requires presentation of the respective authorization- if the foreign exchange operation under which the release of funds is subject to authorization according to the Law no.
Limitations on these rights during civil trials is permitted only in cases expressly provided for by law.
The members of the security forces shall avoid the use of force, except in cases expressly provided for by law and when it is lawful, strictly necessary appropriate and a proportional to the objective sought.
Given the broad scope of the legislation, it would be difficult to find cases in which amparo proceedings may not be brought, except for cases expressly excluded by law.
The majority of reported cases expressly discussing the Panama Convention were rendered in the United States of America, whose Federal Arbitration Act contains provisions governing the relationship between the New York Convention and the Panama Convention.
Have their own features, for example,cannot be edited out of the cases expressly provided for in the Constitution.
In the cases expressly envisaged by the law, jurisdictional functions are also vested in the Great and General Council, responsible for extraordinary remedies like the restitutio in integrum and the querela nullitatis, and in the Council of XII(Consiglio dei XII), court of third instance when the second instance judgement differs from that delivered in the first instance, or when a court relinquishes jurisdiction.
Rights, freedoms and safeguards may be restricted by law in only those cases expressly provided for in the Constitution.
In refusing to grant a stay for arbitration, the Court of Final Appeal held that the mandatory stay provisions of Article 8(1) of the MAL were inoperative if some other law precluded their application to the dispute in question and that section 18A(1)of the Employees' Compensation Ordinance conferred exclusive jurisdiction on the District Court to deal with all employees' compensation claims save in the cases expressly excepted.
Rights, freedoms and safeguards may be restricted by law in only those cases expressly provided for in the Constitution.
As far as personal information(such as name, address or e-mail addresses) is collected on our site, this is done on a voluntary basis, except in the cases expressly described below.
Typically, these laws allow limitations as specified in the certificate of practice statement of the certification services provider, and in some cases expressly exempt the certification services provider from liability where a certificate was used for a purpose different from the one for which it was issued.
Given the broad language of the legislation, it would be difficult to find cases in which proceedings may not be brought by this means, except for the cases expressly excluded by law.
That emerged with great clarity from the Commission's commentary on articles 17 to 19 of the 1962 draft andexplained why, in the usage of the Vienna Convention, even the cases expressly prohibited, or those incompatible with the object and purpose of a treaty, were referred to in article 19 as'reservations', and why article 21 referred to a reservation'established with regard to another party.
Article 1976. Criminal proceedings are public and are brought by the State through the Office of the Public Prosecutor, in the cases expressly mentioned in this Code.
That emerged with great clarity from the Commission's commentary on articles 17 to 29 of the 1962 draft and explained why,in the usage of the Vienna Convention, even the cases expressly prohibited, or those incompatible with the object and purpose of a treaty, were referred to in article 19 as"reservations", and why article 21 referred to a reservation"established" with regard to another party.
The statute of limitations does not apply to persons who have committed offences against peace andthe security of humanity in cases expressly provided for by domestic law.
That emerged with great clarity from the Commission's commentary on articles 17 to 19 of the 1962 draft and explained why,in the usage of the Vienna Convention, even the cases expressly prohibited, or those incompatible with the object and purpose of a treaty, were referred to in article 19 as'reservations', and why article 21 referred to a reservation'established' with regard to another party". A/C.6/48/SR.24, para. 42.
The Company agrees to respect the legal conditions of confidentiality applicable in France andnot to disclose this information to third parties outside the cases expressly referred to herein.
Flag States have exclusive jurisdiction over vessels flying their flag on the high seas,save in exceptional cases expressly provided for in international treaties, including UNCLOS.
Attempt is punishable only in connection with crimes committed intentionally and punishable with a maximum penalty of more than 3 years,as well as in cases expressly determined by law.
A significant number of countries have, in recent times, adopted specific national legislation on disaster risk management covering various aspects of prevention,mitigation and preparedness, in some cases expressly in response to developments at the international level, or with the assistance of international organizations such as the United Nations.
Art. 5- The rules of family law are rules of public order and may not be waived at the wish of private individuals,subject to the penalty of nullification, except in the cases expressly permitted by law.
It must be mentioned that the Union is barred from intervening in the State's domain, except in cases expressly authorized by the Federal Constitution.
By Constitutional mandate, every person, whether a national or an alien, enjoys the protection of his individual rights,which may be neither suspended nor restricted, except in cases expressly provided for by the Constitution.
After the entry into force of the updated Instruction, it is only required to specify the purpose of payment only in cases expressly provided by law and by mutual agreement.
The Committee takes note of the restructuring of the various police forces, including the Public Security Police(PSP) and the National Republican Guard(GNR), andthe report that the use of firearms by the GNR during vehicle pursuits has been prohibited since 2005"except in cases expressly provided for by law" CAT/C/67/Add.6, para. 117.
The individual employment agreement may be concluded for a fixed term not exceeding 5 years, butonly for the performance of temporary work in the cases expressly provided for in Article 55 of the Labor Code.