Sentence examples for complaints under article from inspiring English sources

That raised concerns about breaches of Human Rights Code Article 3 on torture and inhuman or degrading treatment: "Their complaints under Article 3 concerning the stringency of conditions there for what could be the rest of their lives (raises) serious questions of fact and law of such complexity that the Court (has) to examine them on their merits," said the judges.

On the complaints under Article 14, in conjunction with Articles 8 and 10 — that those outside the UK were disproportionately likely to have their communications intercepted as the law only provided additional safeguards to people known to be in Britain — the court also disgareed, rejecting this complaint as manifestly ill-founded.

The ethics committee is bound by its own rules to investigate any complaint by an executive committee member under article 16 of its code, making the investigation inevitable once Bin Hammam had formally written to Valcke.

The European court judged a complaint from Mr. Soros as "receivable," under Article 7 of the European convention on human rights, which states that no person may be punished for an act that was not a criminal offence at the time that it was committed.

The ethics committee are bound by their rules to investigate any complaint by an executive committee member under article 16 of the ethics code.

While the court unanimously rejected complaints made by the third set of applicants, under Article 6 (right to a fair trial), about the domestic procedure for challenging secret surveillance measures, and under Article 14 (prohibition of discrimination).

Under article 112, anyone can file a complaint against someone they consider to have defamed the monarch.

Whyatt pointed to another Turkish author, the France-based Nedim Gürsel, who is being tried under Article 216 (3) of the Turkish penal code for "incitement to enmity or hatred" – like Pamuk, following complaints by private individuals.

Under Article 26 of the I.M.F.

As part of his complaint to the IPT he argues that the actions of the security service have breached his human right to privacy under article 8, which provides general protection for a person's private and family life, home, and correspondence from arbitrary interference by the state.

While the article was shocking, it allowed the PCC for the first time to uphold a complaint under a clause of the Editors' Code of Practice which had been introduced in 2006: "When reporting suicide, care should be taken to avoid excessive detail about the method used".