英语词汇“example_english_margin-of-appreciation”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

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It permits allowance to be made for the marginofappreciation that is permitted under the convention jurisdiction.
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We are seeking to explore the marginofappreciation.
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I assume that there will also be a marginofappreciation in the interpretation of the legislation by our national courts.
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When we were discussing the clauses that we introduced for the protection of religion and religious freedom, we drew attention to the marginofappreciation.
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My first point about the marginofappreciation is that it is more relevant to some convention rights than to others.
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That marginofappreciation must also apply to domestic judgments based on the convention.
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It is also unclear to me how "binding" would fit within the doctrine of marginofappreciation under the convention.
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But it also contains a marginofappreciation to the domestic government on how those rights shall be balanced.
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In the case law that has been developed over the years, the court has allowed states a certain marginofappreciation.
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Many references have been made to the concept of the marginofappreciation.
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A question was asked about marginofappreciation.
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The courts do give member states a marginofappreciation in refugee convention cases.
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We can decide, in a very wide marginofappreciation, what is a fair balance, but, in the end, under the convention—thank heavens!
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But the treaties inevitably allow a marginofappreciation, a scope for interpretation.
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Implicit within the doctrine of the marginofappreciation is the proposition that the decisions of national authorities should be treated with a certain respect.
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However, judging by recent history, it has taken the view, under marginofappreciation, that these matters are best dealt with by national courts.
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They may reflect a marginofappreciation for the country concerned, but not for us.
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It gives what it calls a large marginofappreciation in favour of domestic legal systems—and quite right too.
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Thirdly, the primary judgment in any particular case will rest with the national court which is to be given a marginofappreciation.
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