Traduction de «Admission by silence » (Anglais → Français) :

admission by conduct | admission by silence | implied admission implied admission | tacit admission

blow-off silencer | discharge silencer | exhaust silencer | outlet silencer

manage student admission | manages student admissions | manage student admissions | supervise student admissions

Breaking the Silence: an Interpretive Study of Residential School Impact and Healing as Illustrated by the Stories of First Nation Individuals [ Breaking the Silence ]

Breaking Silence, Creating Hope: Help for Adults Who Molest Children [ Breaking Silence, Creating Hope ]

application for admission | admission application | admission form | application form for admission | admission application form

interfering RNA | iRNA | silencing RNA | siRNA | silencing ribonucleic acid

While the Commission should be entitled to compel marketing authorisation holders to provide the necessary information and documents relating to a presumed infringement, the right to silence in situations where the holder would be compelled to provide answers which may involve an admission on its part of the existence of an infringement, as developed by the Court of Justice, should also be respected.

(d) finally, he promoted, set up, led and participated in a paramilitary association with political objectives, under the title of ‘the Greenshirts’, which later amalgamated with another, more complex structure known as the ‘Padanian national guard’ (GNP), which was organised in accordance with precise rules on the admission and recruitment of members – all of whom were issued with uniforms – and on the basis of a number of hierarchically organised territorial units, with local commanders being appointed and required to comply strictly with instructions from the ‘leader’ or persons delegated by him and report periodically on the actions ...[+++]taken in compliance with those instructions; the association in question was close to the ‘Lega Nord’ political movement and was intended to help implement and achieve the movement’s proclaimed political objectives of creating new state entities (while itself acting, in some respects, as the their police and military force) through the setting-up of a hierarchically organised body which was trained to take collective action of a violent or threatening nature (albeit presented as the legitimate defence of rights which had allegedly been violated) and was also used to intimidate any members of the movement who were opposed to the political directives issued by its leaders and prevent them from engaging in debate inside the movement, thus helping to impose a definite political line on the Legal Nord movement by silencing any expression of dissent within it.

While the Commission should be entitled to compel marketing authorisation holders to provide the necessary information and documents relating to a presumed infringement, the right to silence in situations where the holder would be compelled to provide answers which may involve an admission on its part of the existence of an infringement, as developed by the Court of Justice, should also be respected.

20. Stresses that such a framework decision should include provisions governing other fundamental rights of suspects and defendants such as the right of bail, the right of a due process of law, rules on the admissibility and weight of evidence, the ne bis in idem principle, the right of silence (right against self-incrimination), the right to be presumed innocent, guarantees covering pre- and post sentence detention and the right to review of decisions and appeal proceedings;