Examples of using Substantive and procedural requirements in English and their translations into Spanish
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The substantive and procedural requirements for admission and expulsion are generally not the same.
However, this right is subject to general limitations as well as specific substantive and procedural requirements.
In the absence of treaty provisions, the substantive and procedural requirements for the compulsory departure of illegal aliens may vary depending on the national law of the State concerned.
Secondly, the principle of non-discrimination would prohibit failure to comply with the substantive and procedural requirements for a lawful expulsion on such grounds.
The Commission considered these substantive and procedural requirements in the context of the exceptional circumstances of the emergence of a new State following by the outbreak of war.
The draft articles were based on the premise that every State had the right to expel aliens, subject to general limitations,as well as specific substantive and procedural requirements.
These standards provide limited guidance as to the specific substantive and procedural requirements for the expulsion of aliens for the following reasons.
Contemporary international human rights law has had a significant impact on the law relating to the expulsion of aliens in terms of the development of more specific substantive and procedural requirements.
The international community has worked to articulate collectively the substantive and procedural requirements for the administration of justice for more than half a century.
Enhancing their efforts to put in place domestic legislation with a view to giving practical effect to existing or future bilateral/multilateral agreements or arrangements,as well as providing for the necessary substantive and procedural requirements, including the minimum penalty requirement; .
Morocco made reference to substantive and procedural requirements for the provision of assistance in relation to criminal proceedings, as well as challenges encountered by the national authorities in this field.
However, these rules and principles may not address all aspects of the substantive and procedural requirements for the expulsion of aliens in time of armed conflict.
Identifying the substantive and procedural requirements in the requested State Party for the provision of assistance(since this is often highly resource intensive, it may be necessary to select the highest priority cases and engage external legal assistance to ensure that the research is thorough and accurate);
These early developments with respect to the rights of such aliens who were subject to expulsion have contributed to the recognition of substantive and procedural requirements for the expulsion of aliens in general.
The Commission applied the substantive and procedural requirements for the deprivation of nationality in the exceptional circumstances of wartime in relation to different categories of individuals as follows.
The two terms are used for purposes of the present study to facilitate the consideration of the substantive and procedural requirements that apply to the expulsion of an alien and the implementation of the decision to expel.
However, a more precise determination of the substantive and procedural requirements for the lawful expulsion of aliens requires consideration of the relevant human rights of all individuals under contemporary international law.
While general support was expressed for sending the proposed text of article 30 to the Drafting Committee,it was observed that the text assumed that the substantive and procedural requirements for the taking of countermeasures were spelt out elsewhere in the draft.
Every country must integrate the substantive and procedural requirements of those agreements in its existing criminal justice system with due regard to relevant Security Council resolutionsand human rights treaties.
Even in such cases, the expulsion of a large number of aliens must comply with the general limitations as well as the substantive and procedural requirements for the expulsion of individual aliens to the extent possible under these exceptional circumstances.
There may be important differences between the expulsion of legal aliens and other procedures, such as exclusion, that may be used to ensure the compulsory departure of illegal aliens in terms of the substantive and procedural requirements as well as the destination of the alien.
The international community has worked to articulate collectively the substantive and procedural requirements for the administration of justice for more than half a century S/2004/616, paras. 6 and 7.
In that connection, information was provided by the Secretariat on its work relating to the establishment of a secure online directory containing the contact details of central authorities and information on national legal conditions and substantive and procedural requirements for executing requests for international cooperation.
The right of a State to expel was also limited by specific substantive and procedural requirements, including the rules on protection of refugees, stateless persons and other vulnerable categories of individuals.
Although these procedures are similar in that they both result in the compulsory departure of an alien, they are also different in a number of respects,including(1) the substantive and procedural requirements;(2) the possibility of voluntary departure; and(3) the destination of the alien.
To prevent these risks, Article 5 of the TBT Agreement establishes a set of substantive and procedural requirements governing this type of procedure, and encourages countries to foster conformity assessment procedures based on internationally recognised standards.
Requested States also have a major role to play in the process, as their flexibility in interpreting their own laws,along with their ability and desire to advise the requesting State on substantive and procedural requirements in their own country, have a major impact on the success or failure of any extradition or mutual legal assistance request.
The meaningful application of free, prior and informed consent places substantive and procedural requirements on the part of Governments and developers which they must carry out with due diligence in the development process.
The authorities of the requested State content themselves with the fact that a valid judicial warrant of arrest based on an extraditable offence exists, that the substantive and procedural requirements for extradition are met, and that none of the contractually or statutorily stipulated grounds for refusal of an extradition request apply in the given case.
Parts V to IX address the right of a State to expel an alien from its territory, the general limitations on the right of expulsion under traditional and contemporary international law as well as the more specific substantive and procedural requirements concerning the groundsand other considerations relating to the decision to expel an alien, the procedural requirements for the expulsion of an alien, and the implementation of the expulsion decision by voluntary means or deportation.