Examples of using Cases often in English and their translations into Russian
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Such cases often generate defamation complaints.
Honour crimes remained a problem, however, partly because cases often went unreported.
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These cases often have their roots in forced marriages or violence.11.
The problem is not restricted to specific countries and cases often have a transnational dimension.
These cases often involve individuals who feel that their careers have plateaued.
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Incomplete recording of cases often due to the lack of digitized systems.
Cases often involve the presentation of issues, as well as of additional, interconnected matters and concerns.
Mr. Sanchez-Cerro said that decisions taken in private proceedings could nonetheless have public effects;arbitration and civil cases often involved tasks of a judicial nature.
Resolution of such cases often requires consideration of competing rights and interests.
This potential for imposition of a relatively high statutory penalty can provide incentives for effective cooperation by insiders in complex cases committed in secret as corruption cases often are.
These cases often involve claims of non-payment of holiday pay and sick leave.
Such actions can also trigger a sharp surge in social protests,which in such cases often take a political coloring and act as a"trigger", initial momentum to swing the situation.
These cases often involve allegations of indirect involvement in human rights abuses.
JS1 affirmed that discriminatory responses from the police, manifested in lack of or inadequate investigations andmostly unsolved cases often lead to injustice and fostered impunity for anti-LGBT hate crimes.
Specifically, cases often are lost when a poorly translated legal document has been brought to court.
The mission was shocked to learn about the frequent death threats against women's rights activists and that the rate of suicide among women was very high-- in the past six months alone there have been more than 40 cases, often as women were reacting in desperation against forced marriages.
Such cases often remain unreported or unaddressed or are met with indifference or even acceptance.
The Committee is deeply concerned about reports of deaths in custody or immediately after release, andthe authorities' failure to investigate such cases, often despite medical reports revealing marks of beating, as in the case of Bektemir Akunov(A/HRC/7/3/Add.1, para. 121) and the cases of three ethnic Uzbeks raised in the report of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights A/HRC/20/12, para. 39.
Those cases often concern war and ethnically related crimes ranging from genocide to kidnapping.
Complaints handled by equality andanti-discrimination bodies or court cases often start with the victims' subjective experience of discrimination, and the relevant bodies proceed to establish the degree of objective discrimination in legal terms.
Such cases often try to tie the persecution to the applicant's"membership in a particular social group.
Trial Chamber II is also responsible for reviewing five different cases, often referred to as the"Government" cases, concerning 14 accused, 11 of whom have been arrested and are currently in preventive detention in Arusha.
Cases often arose in which the situations of those involved prior to the offence were such that restoring them was not a desirable outcome.
Legal proceedings in penal and civil cases often experience delays in countries where there is a shortage of judges, low economic development and insecurity.
Such cases often feature specific issues that fall to be resolved individually and simply do not lend themselves to generalization.
Rulings handed down in cases often reflect the cultural beliefs and biases of the justice administrator and society as a whole.
Such cases often involve individuals who feel that their careers have plateaued and that their prospects of upward mobility are few.
