Примеры использования Act is intended на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In addition, the Act is intended to facilitate the work of the judiciary.
In the present case, the Act excludes the courts' jurisdiction to inquire into the validity of claims by Maori in respect to commercial fishing, because the Act is intended to settle these claims.
The new Act is intended to provide greater protection for victims of domestic violence.
Through planning, andby imposing specific requirements for individual building projects, the Act is intended to ensure that land use and building development are of the greatest possible benefit to individuals and society.
The Act is intended as a transition to increased voluntary selfregulation in the domestic market.
The Equal Opportunities Commission Act is intended to promote the elimination of discrimination and marginalization of such individuals and groups.
The Act is intended to promote equal rights of men and women with respect to work and working conditions.
The Federal Data Protection Act is intended to protect the individual from detriment to rights of privacy caused by the use of personal data.
The Act is intended to protect the individual from detriment to rights of privacy caused by the use of personal data.
This latter act is intended to protect the age-old home areas and traditional lifestyles of small indigenous minorities.
The Equality Act is intended to streamline and strengthen the discrimination legislation that it has replaced.
Moreover, the Act is intended to promote equality, non-discrimination and positive interaction between different population groups.
The Act is intended to help dismantle disabling barriers created by society and to prevent new ones from being created.
The Act is intended to apply when the authorities take decisions on the rights and obligations of individuals or legal persons.
This Act is intended to protect workers from discriminatory practices in the workplace and includes gender-related grounds for discrimination.
The Act is intended to make it easier for parents working outside the home(both mothers and fathers) to strike a balance between the demands of their careers and those of their families.
The Act is intended to introduce various terrorist offences into the Criminal Code, in particular the offences of terrorism, financing of terrorism and membership of a terrorist group.
The Act is intended to regulate the application of reproduction technology, research on fertilized eggs and confidentiality with regard to the application of DNA technology, and so on.
The Act is intended to foster non-governmental associations and institutions and encourage them to participate in comprehensive development and not to go against the objectives of the Constitution and the legislation in force.
The Act is intended to regulate specific relations in connection with prospecting for, and exploration and exploitation of, oil and gas deposits and the transport of oil and gas; lays down mandatory requirements for oil and gas exploration and extraction activities.
The Act is intended to prevent dominant shareholders in the media sector from limiting freedom of expression and information, and to prevent ownership positions from being used to promote the owners' own political or financial interests.
The Act is intended to provide Icelandic authorities with a better overview of the situation on the domestic labour market as regards the activities of foreign service-providing companies in Iceland and the number of foreign workers employed by such companies.
This Act is intended to provide speedy and effective relief for married persons, certain persons living in de facto or common-law unions, former spouses, parents, minors and other dependent persons who are part of the same household or victims of domestic violence.
The act is intended to protect the lawful rights and interests of children who have parents and live in families and of orphans deprived of parental care and raised in the families of tutors and guardians, or in adoptive families or family-type children's homes, in all cases where violence is enacted against them or where there is a real threat of such violence.
Clearly recognizing that this Act is intended to cover the period of establishment of the Republic of Kazakhstan and that it does not fully meet the recommendations of the Commission on Human Rights, the State is elaborating a Bill, in which it intends to introduce regulations in keeping with contemporary legal standards and moral and ethical recommendations.
The Act is intended to implement the main principles of the country's human rights policy, guarantee comprehensive development and progress for women and establish State guarantees of women's enjoyment, on an equal basis with men, of human rights and freedoms in political, economic, social, cultural and other fields. On 14 December 2007, the Trafficking in Persons Act was adopted to provide State guarantees for personal freedoms and to protect society from trafficking in persons, including trafficking in women.
The Act was intended to regulate political organizations, their capacity and establishment.
The Act was intended to protect girls, rather than penalizing them, by giving them an opportunity to have the experience of not wearing the veil.
In the instant case, the Act excluded the courts' jurisdiction to inquire into the validity of claims by Maori in respect to commercial fishing, because the Act was intended to settle these claims.