Examples of using Range of cases in English and their translations into Russian
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Human Rights- Conducting a broad range of cases before the UK and European courts.
To make false alarms fewer, the V566 message is not generated for a range of cases.
There is a High Court in Male' that handles a wide range of cases, including politically sensitive ones.
The range of cases- is clearly structured list of the names of cases that infest the company.
To date, it is difficult to imagine the normal workflow in any organization without reference range of cases.
The range of cases for which judgement is sought is also an indication of growing confidence in the Tribunal.
The project aims to understand how an institute of special examination in Russian legislation works in certain range of cases.
It is evident from the report that the range of cases and the complexity of subject matter are considerable, even daunting.
Algeria appreciated the amendment to the Criminal Procedure Law and the Law on Lawyers,broadening the range of cases open to them.
In a range of cases we can interact more effectively to make the efforts of the entire world community more effective.
Besides means for child support there is also a range of cases when you may be demanded to support a spouse or ex- spouse.
The range of cases for which judgement is sought is also an indication of growing confidence in the competence of the Tribunal.
The Court of Appeal has given rulings and guidance in a range of cases relating to the interpretation of the CPR provisions.
This has been discussed, but we have not yet found room for such a court in the concept, andit is difficult to determine the range of cases to be considered there.
The Human Rights Committee had decided a range of cases under article 27 of the Convention regarding protection of indigenous ways of life.
The definition of the term"objection" should be draftedin a general manner, so as to cover a broad range of cases corresponding to actual and well developed practice.
The range of cases also illustrates that the International Court of Justice is truly a world Court whose jurisdiction is respected in all parts of the globe.
There are difficulties with the former, however, since the range of cases varies so much and since practice is scarce.
Regarding a range of cases, the trademark can be contested within five years from the day when information regarding the registration of such trademark was published in the official bulletin.
CANZ recognizes that, every year,the Court handles a significant and complex range of cases and advisory opinions, and that it has successfully cleared a case backlog.
The figures cover the entire range of cases from those in which only a report of concern has been received to cases in which responsibility for the care of a child has been taken over from the parents.
Barrister, private practice, appearing for both the Government and private persons in a full range of cases, including criminal(prosecuting and defending) and civil cases. .
The intention was to include a full range of cases, which might arise at any time after the commission of an offence, but before or after conviction, after sentencing or even after the completion of a sentence.
In the same context, it was suggested that the definition of the term"objection" should be drafted in a general manner, so as to cover a broad range of cases corresponding to actual and well-developed practice.
The criminal division considers in first instance a range of cases assigned to the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court by the Code of Criminal Procedure.
Otherwise, the Russian indemnity concept, which is rather sketchy compared to its Anglo-American ancestor,could be only applied towards a narrow range of cases being of the force majeure nature.
Only in case of incapacity determined by a Court decision as well as in a range of cases prescribed by the Election Code of the Republic of Azerbaijan, persons do not have the right to participate in elections and referendum.
Starting in September 2013, the Bosnia andHerzegovina Constitutional Court began interpreting the scope of the European Court's decision to apply to a much broader range of cases than those directly addressed by the decision, quashing a number of judgements by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Court has applied such a principle in a range of cases, sometimes accounting for it as a function of the procedural rules associated with the formal submissions of the parties, sometimes regarding it as inherent in the judicial process.
Our general immigration team, consisting of Alina Fosh and Isobel Neilson,has extensive knowledge in advising in a wide range of cases alongside unparalleled commitment to their clients working in a very broad range of personal immigration requirements.
