Examples of using Which upheld in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Committee also notes that the author submitted an appeal for supervisory review to the Supreme Court, which upheld the ruling of the Zheleznodorozhniy District Court of Gomel of 23 July 2003.
The Polish company, claiming the incorrect application of CISG, submitted a complaint to the Supreme Arbitration Court of the Russian Federation, which upheld the decisions of the court of first instance and court of cassation, on the following grounds.
of sovereignty were evolving, States must acknowledge the international consensus which upheld the right of countries to carry out the death penalty subject to the internationally prescribed safeguards.
The Austrian company, claiming incorrect application of CISG by the courts, submitted a complaint to the Supreme Arbitration Court of the Russian Federation, which upheld the decisions of the court of first instance and the court of cassation on the following grounds.
Candidates from Bas-Congo, Kinshasa, Bandundu, Kasai Oriental and Maniema contested the provisional results in the Supreme Court, which upheld the results in all but Maniema, for which a decision is still pending.
we doubted that some of its wording was compatible with French law, which upheld the principle that no public entity could be deprived of all its assets.
international efforts to protect and promote human rights were informed by its commitment to applying the Islamic Sharia, which upheld human dignity.
The case then went before the Constitutional Court, which upheld the measure on three occasions following appeals that failed to invoke the inviolability of the home, referring only to infringement of the right to" effective legal protection" for lack of a hearing and due cause, among other things.
The author appealed the District Court ' s decision to the Ceske Budejovice Regional Court, which upheld the District Court ' s decision on 14 July 1993, coming to the same conclusion than the District Court as to the relative nullity of acts passed under duress.
The Committee however observes that the decision of the Dzerzhinskiy District Court of 1 October 2010, which upheld the refusal to extend the author ' s temporary asylum, was based on the consideration that the Law on Refugees does not protect individuals such as the author, who in the opinion of the Court had originally left their country for economic reasons.
After a series of hearings and appeals in several courts, the European Court of Human Rights decided on June 30 not to intervene in the case, which upheld a British Supreme Court decision that the hospital could discontinue life support to Charlie and he could not be transferred.
In respect of case No. 6825/94, the Court of Appeal ' s judgement of 6 July 1999, which upheld the author ' s conviction, and the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka ' s denial of leave to appeal, on 28 January 2000 refusing leave to appeal, were both given after the First Optional Protocol came into force for Sri Lanka.
As to the author ' s sentence, the State party says that it had provided the HRC with the Supreme Court Judgement dated 5 June 1996 which upheld the sentence of death for aggravated robbery and also convicted the accused to an additional 18 years on the count of attempted murder.
As to the author ' s sentence, the State party stated that it had provided the Committee with the Supreme Court judgement dated 5 June 1996, which upheld the sentence of death for aggravated robbery and also convicted the accused to an additional 18 years on the count of attempted murder.
The Committee also took note of the decision of the Constitutional Court of 21 December 2001, which upheld the constitutionality of article 19 of the Language Law, which provides that" names of persons shall be presented in accordance with the traditions of the Latvian language, and written in accordance with the existing norms of the literary language"(para. 1).
Mr. Fiallo(Ecuador) said that his country wholly supported the work of the Human Rights Council, the body empowered to address and examine the situation of human rights, in particular through its universal periodic review, which was the appropriate mechanism for advancing human rights and which upheld the principles of universality, impartiality, objectivity, equality among States, and non-selectivity.
The entire system was challenged in the courts, which upheld the system.
There is an amendment in the Dangerous Drug Act which upheld such instances.
The Committee also notes that the author appealed to the Supreme Court, which upheld the decision of the first instance court.
In this connection, he refers to a judgement issued by the Madrid High Court which upheld this rejection.