Examples of using Control order in English and their translations into French
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The control order regime has now been abolished
The State party should review the control order regime established under the Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005
a joint motion proposing a docket control order.
It augments the export control order of January 2007 that regulates control of dual-use items
Despite his having no administrative control order, the chief of police in Sfax informed him that anytime he leaves Sfax he has to inform him.
This new law joins the Export Control Order, which regulates the control of dual-use items
Anti-personnel land-mines are included in item 1(2) of the annexed list of the Export Trade Control Order. Available for consultation at the Centre for Disarmament Affairs.
The Foreign Exchange Control Order was amended
Breach of any of the obligations of the control order without reasonable excuse is a criminal offence punishable with a prison sentence of up to five years and/or an unlimited fine.
The Government has not sought to make any derogating control order nor has it sought a derogation from Article 5 of the ECHR, and it does not
fingerprints from people subject to control orders(the control order related powers have now been repealed);
In particular, it should ensure that the judicial procedure whereby the imposition of a control order can be challenged complies with the principle of equality of arms, which requires access by the concerned person and the legal counsel of his own choice to the evidence on which the control order is made.
The Export Control Order 2008 prohibits the export of arms
which makes an interim control order only if it is satisfied on the balance of probabilities that making the order would substantially assist in preventing a terrorist act;
Moreover, the High Court judge reviewing a control order specifically considers its compliance with the ECHR- in particular Articles 5(right to liberty)
which appear as the items described as"subject to control" in item 1 of appended table 1 of the Export Trade Control Order and the appended table of the Foreign Exchange Order, respectively.
brokering of military goods without an appropriate licence is a criminal offence under the Export Control Order 2008.
specifically, goods listed under item 1 of appended table 1 of the Export Trade Control Order.
excise management act 1979; the brokering of military goods without an appropriate licence is a criminal offence under Export Control Order 2008.
They also concluded that the High Court should examine the compatibility of control order proceedings with Article 6 on a case by case basis,