在 英语 中使用 To the courts 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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They strive to empower people in need and assure them meaningful access to the courts.
It also lays down exceptions from the principle of equal treatment and the particulars of the possibilities for recourse to the courts in the event of its violation.
Furthermore, 68 drugrelated cases, 3 cases of financial crimes and 1 case of human trafficking were referred to the courts.
It inspects healthcare facilities and where necessary, can apply to the Courts for closure orders where standards are not being met.
Freedom of access to the courts and the guarantee of a fair trial are recognized by the Constitution in article 19.
It's up to the courts to decide some kind of leniency given the circumstances.”.
Under South Korea's refugee law, applicants who are rejected can appeal to the courts, and the whole process may take as long as five years.
If a ruling by the Gender Equality Complaints Committee is referred to the courts then a decision on per diem fines is cancelled.
Ms. Nduwayo(Burundi) assured the Committee that complaints submitted to the courts by women were not treated any differently from those submitted by men.
Workers who are the victims of discrimination may appeal to the courts for the restoration of the infringed rights.
A concerned party may apply to the courts for an injunction, requesting an order to the administration to defer the deportation of the asylumseeker.
Article 20 of the Constitution safeguards the fundamental procedural right of every person to have recourse to the courts and receive legal protection by them.
Roofing over courts 1& 2 was replaced and new evaporative cooling was added to the courts at a cost of $180,000.
Investors, meanwhile, are turning to the courts to recover their losses as land that could have helped ease the region's housing crunch remains unused.
It has redirected its fight to the courts, hiring additional law firms to deal with potential challenges.
Tanase appealed to the courts, arguing the law violated his constitutional rights.
In general, it is left to the courts to determine on the merits whether or not a murder or a criminal act was committed without premeditation.
Men and women have the same rights and obligations when applying to the courts; they must pay the same State fees.
When we appeal to the Courts, we are gravely told that the question is a political one, and that we must go to Congress.