Примеры использования Right to be heard на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A child always has the right to be heard directly and not only through a representative
Subject to the provisions of this Constitution, the people of Swaziland have a right to be heard through and represented by their own freely chosen representatives in the government of the country.
Promote the right to be heard with regard to indigenous and Afro-descendant children in decision-making
As such, the right to be heard is not only a right in itself,
The new order specified that the right to be heard would only be accorded after the deportation had taken place and that the deportee would not be allowed to appeal in person.
Secondly, such a person has the right to be heard, via submissions in writing, within a reasonable time by the relevant decision-making body.
rule of law, right to be heard, access to file
ensuring that the victim will have a right to be heard regarding the damage he/she had suffered;
The right to be heard in all judicial
In particular, it is important to ensure the right to be heard, which is a fundamental human right. .
freedom of expression and the right to be heard.
The case concerned a decision on setting aside of an arbitral award for infringement of the right to be heard as part of the"ordre public.
A detained or imprisoned person shall have the right to be heard before disciplinary action is taken.
They also have the right to be heard before the juvenile magistrate takes a decision and each time that
afford a minor child the right to self-determination or the right to be heard.
It is as true with the Gospel as with any other communication that one has to first earn the right to be heard before one can speak authoritatively.
Chile reported that it had included the right to be heard and to express views
Foreign nationals had the right to free legal assistance and the right to be heard before an order expelling them was issued by an administrative authority.
the right to choose the right to be heard.
The SPT recommends that all persons deprived of their liberty should be granted the right to be heard before disciplinary action is taken and to bring such action to higher authorities for review.