Примеры использования An ordinance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was founded in 2002 by an ordinance of the Punjab government.
An ordinance was issued in 1707 forbidding residents to bathe in the fountain.
She's gonna introduce an ordinance to clearly label pot candy.
On February 1, 1861, the Texas secession convention drafted and approved an Ordinance of Secession.
On 4 January 1649 an Ordinance was passed to try the King for treason; the House of Lords rejected it.
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In order to increase such flexibility, the Antillean Parliament adopted an ordinance concerning temporary employment agencies.
Regarding an ordinance of the DEC on registration of a domestic observation organization.
On 24 June 1993, the Swedish Government issued an Ordinance(1993:955) on Certain Sanctions against Haiti.
Regarding an ordinance of the election commission in cases where there are violations of the provisions of Article 76 of this Law.
On 30 September 1993, the Swedish Government issued an Ordinance(1993:1061) on Sanctions related to the situation in Angola.
An Ordinance on the Protection of Consumers' Rights adopted by the Standing Committee of the National Assembly in May 1999.
The Government of India has recently promulgated an Ordinance to amend the Unlawful Activities(Prevention) Act, 1967.
An Ordinance on Radiation Safety and Control adopted by the Standing Committee of the National Assembly in June 1996.
The Ministry of Health andPopulation has issued an ordinance prohibiting circumcision operations on females in hospitals and private clinics;
An ordinance to guarantee the balanced presence of women and men in the boards of management of para-regional public sector or public interest bodies.
In December 1991, the Government of Pakistan promulgated an Ordinance amending the relevant law to provide for the destruction of seized narcotics.
An ordinance to ensure a policy of diversity in the Brussels civil service, for which the implementation order came into force on 15 March 2011;
On 9 October 2003, the Polish Council of Ministers adopted an ordinance on the expansion of the act of 1995 concerning the prevention of marine pollution by ships.
An ordinance of April 2006 requires each regional Ministry to annually report to Parliament on the policy on equality carried out within its jurisdictions.
In view of the high rate ofunemployment amongst the youth, the Antillean Parliament adopted, in November 1989, an ordinance to promote the employment of young job seekers.
South Carolina adopted an ordinance of secession on December 20, 1860, and Mississippi did so on January 9, 1861.
An ordinance was adopted in 1997 on the establishment of transitional labour reformatory hostels and on the procedure for placement therein and serving the punishment of deprivation of liberty.
With regard to the Roma, the parliament of the Brussels Capital Region had adopted an ordinance in March 2013 amending the housing code to recognize mobile dwellings as a legitimate form of housing.
An ordinance of the council established the university in 1869, giving it 100,000 acres(400 km2) of land and the power to grant degrees in Arts, Medicine, Law and Music.
To this end, the responsible federal minister will, at the proposal of the medical board, issue an ordinance containing binding criteria for the ranking of applicants for individual contracts.
In 2002, work began on an ordinance of the Council of Ministers concerning the listing of works prohibited to women.
An ordinance to that effect, attached in the annex hereto, shall be issued by the President of the Republic and shall specify the conditions of that appointment and the modalities for retirement;
On 25 October 2006 theSwiss Federal Council(the Government) adopted an ordinance establishing measures against the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, hereinafter referred to as"the ordinance", copy attached.
In 2002 an ordinance for the prevention and control of trafficking in human beings was promulgated which provided severe penalties for the perpetrators of several possible forms of trafficking in persons.
Denmark's postal history begins with an ordinance of 24 December 1624 by King Christian IV, establishing a national postal service.