Examples of using Before refusing in English and their translations into French
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It considered the Committee's Views in Hendriks inapposite to the present case, as the Views" do[…] not expressly require that a Court considering access address individually all forms of indirect access[such as by phone and in writing] before refusing access completely.
at least 30 days before refusing to certify the person.
Consulting with the requesting State party before refusing extradition.
Ensuring consultations are held with requesting States before refusing extradition.
Frequent informal consultations with foreign authorities before refusing an international cooperation request.
The obligation to consult before refusing extradition is addressed Section 764.
Romania seeks to cooperate with other States before refusing to extradite.
Italy has a practice of consulting with requesting States before refusing extradition.
A duty to consult before refusing or postponing assistance is not addressed.
Before refusing extradition, Paraguay endeavours to obtain further information from the requesting State.
Some bilateral extradition treaties provide for the condition of consultations before refusing extradition requests.
There is no obligation on Viet Nam to consult with requesting States before refusing extradition.
Consider amending the legislation to establish a duty to consult before refusing or postponing assistance.
treaties and practice to consult before refusing or postponing assistance.
Ensure compliance with the Convention by carrying out consultations with the requesting State before refusing extradition;
The CBC in this case was ignoring its duty to examine records before refusing to disclose them.
It has been the practice of the Philippines to consult with requesting States before refusing or postponing assistance.
Providing for mandatory consultation with the requesting State party before refusing a request and before postponing its execution; and.
A duty to consult before refusing extradition is not specified in the law,