Примеры использования Act introduces на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Act introduces the following amendments.
Stringent control over sensitive anddual-use technologies to ensure that there is no leakage of indigenously developed know-how; the Act introduces controls over the transfer of such technologies by regulating their flow from India or by Indians abroad as well as by regulating their flow to foreign persons within India. Sections 13(2) and 134.
The Act introduces important legal remedies the parties can resort to in the case of court delays.
For the benefit of entitled parties, the Act introduces a set of rights to remuneration for mass utilization of their works and performances.
The Act introduces civil law sanctions for breaches of the prohibition, in the form of redress and damages.
This means that the Act introduces protection in areas of society not previously covered by the legislation.
The Act introduces two kinds of collective agreements: agreements at the establishment level and agreements above establishment level.
The Act introduces a system of dual standards: standard rules on the one hand and what are called consultative rules on the other.
The Act introduces new kinds of protection for asylum-seekers, an accelerated asylum procedure and short deadlines for the consideration of applications and appeals.
This Act introduces so-called shared burden of proof in cases involving discrimination on grounds of gender within the area of the individual acts. .
The Act introduces the rule that a lawyer may participate in criminal proceedings as defence counsel on presentation of his or her accreditation as a lawyer and a warrant of attorney.
The Act introduces the concepts of subsidiary and temporary protection and establishes State guarantees for the protection of the rights of refugees and persons entitled to such protection.
The Act introduces the bride's consent as an essential requirement for a customary marriage to be valid, as a woman's consent was not previously required to enter a customary marriage.
The act introduces an integrated approach to establishing equal opportunities and promoting gender equality, the aim of which is to achieve sustainable development in this area.
The Act introduces a rule of immunity from jurisdiction, notably for Heads of State and of Government, as well as for Ministers of Foreign Affairs, during their period in office.
The Act introduces subsidiary and temporary protection and establishes State guarantees to protect the rights of refugees and persons with the right to subsidiary or temporary protection.
The Act introduces the concept of specially protected marine areas which will be established on a case-by-case basis with the intent to protect and preserve endangered marine life and environment.
This act introduces a clear and specific responsibility for bribery, falsification of elections documents, ballots and protocols, illegal seizure of ballot boxes and any other attempt to falsify elections.
The act introduces special rules for holding gatherings, conducting business and construction activity, as well as expropriation of real estate in the area of the former Nazi concentration camps.
The Act introduces informed consent with the transfer of a student to an elementary educational programme for students with health-related disability or to an educational programme offered by a special primary school.
This Act introduces the right to enjoy a workplace free of harassment, to take leave to take care of an immediate family member or child, and to refuse to work more than a certain number of hours.
At the national level, the Act introduces a number of provisions that are compatible with European regulations and reflect an intention to use the Act as an effective instrument for guaranteeing the international protection of those persons who are under its jurisdiction and for strengthening the relevant institutions.
The Act introduces certain novelties such as the intervener on the side of the plaintiff(Article 21) and the possibility of a joint claim for protection against discrimination(Article 24), thus clearing the way for the better protection of collective rights of those groups of citizens that are at a higher risk of discrimination.
Moreover, the act introduces the instruments of mandatory(directive) nature for employers aimed at promoting the employment of persons with disabilities such as setting mandatory proportions of employees with disabilities, the so-called quota system, or alternative fulfilment of this obligation, i.e. by means of placing orders to sheltered workshops and the payment of contributions, as described below.
The Act introduces an integrated principle of gender equality as a strategy for achieving such equality, provides the general legal basis for the adoption of various measures intended to encourage actual gender equality and the creation of equal opportunities for women and men, the formation of national policies in this area and determines the special procedure for resolving individual violations of the principle of equal treatment by gender.
The Act introduced.
The Act introduced a new form of protection, namely a permit for tolerated stay.
This Act introduced organisational changes, with the different benefits agencies working together.
The Act introduced provisions for the registration of“enterprise associations”, that is, associations of employees which have eligibility rules covering a majority of employees in an enterprise.
The Reform Act introduced the Constitutional Court and the Judicature Council in an attempt to make the administration of justice transparent again.